CEA CAPA Education Abroad
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CEA CAPA Education Abroad is a program provider offering 35 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad, Internship, Volunteer, Intensive Language, and Research abroad programs in 13 countries such as Ireland, Spain, The United Kingdom, and France.
With 22 destinations across 13 countries, CEA CAPA Education Abroad offers an ideal balance of academics, internships, and adventure to thousands of college students every year. Visit our website to explore our study and internship opportunities and find out just out how far international education can take you.
Why study abroad or complete an internship abroad? You’ll gain cross-cultural experience, take your learning beyond the classroom, and develop new interests all while staying on track for graduation. As you take courses abroad and explore career options through an internship, you’ll build an international network, develop marketable skills, and prepare to stand out in the job market.
Since 1997, CEA CAPA Education Abroad has provided high-quality international academic programs and services. At CEA CAPA, we support you from the moment you apply to the day you return home. Our team is here to help you meet your academic needs and make your study abroad dreams a reality.
Study Abroad with CEA CAPA Education Abroad
"Gained language experience, travel skills, street smarts and social skills, stepped out of my comfort zone and stayed outside of it."
Melina H Miami University
"If given the ability to see the world you should take it. There are places and things you should see for yourself and much more that you can learn than your textbook. "
Ashlynn P University of South Carolina - Columbia
"I learned a lot about myself and my eyes were opened wide by friends from all over the world. I advanced in my knowledge and skills of the French language and made memories that I will be reliving for the rest of my life."
Adrienne F Texas A&M University - College Station
"it takes time to learn, adapt, and feel comfortable in a new culture."
A student Texas A&M University - College Station
"I became much more independent, and learned how to reach out to people from all different cultures. It was definitely worthwhile!"
Emily B University of Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh
"I learned how to survive in unfortunate situations. At one point my computer was broken, phone and money stolen, metro card gone, etc...i went two weeks without much. I learned everyone has different norms and you have to work through that. "
Taylor W University of San Diego
"I have absolutely no regrets from choosing to study abroad. I traveled a ton, saw places all over Europe, became more multi-cultured and knowledgeable, etc etc...all that stuff. The regret I do have is choosing to go with CEA, and this mostly had to do with the people in the program. The VAST majority fit into this mold: Greek..."
A student University of Massachusetts Amherst
"I learned about culture and a lot about myself. WORTHWHILE!"
A student University of Arizona
"I learned how to be independent. I learned that America is an awesome country and we have a lot to be thankful for. I learned that I am extremely blessed and have a lot of potential. I learned that the world is a big place and lots of different cultures are out there. And it was extremely worthwhile, one of the best experiences ..."
troy.miller.75033 University of Kentucky
"A lot of useful life experiences "
Daniel D Providence College
"I learned a lot about myself and grew so much as a person, it was 100% worthwhile"
Brianna F Providence College
"I become a lot more aware of foreign cultures after this experience and feel that I really got the most out of it. I really tried to immerse myself in the culture and became a much more independent person. This abroad experience was 100% worthwhile!"
Brittany R Providence College
"I learned so much about my academic interests and found direction in what kind of career I might pursue in the future. I also learned a lot about how to get around in a city and live in an apartment. I feel very independent and I think it is completely worthwhile. "
A student Swarthmore College
"I found that I learned to be more adaptable to others and also to be more confident in unfamiliar situations. It is better to try something new than to never take the first step at all."
A student Providence College
"I learned a lot about myself, patience, and how to get along with people from all over the world. "
Ashton P University of Tennessee - Knoxville
"I learned alot of things abroad, not only did I gain friendships I will keep with me forever but I gained the skills to adapt to new diverse cultures."
Veronika A Providence College
"I learned the different aspects of Italian culture, I learned to appreciate the language more, and I look forward to using what I've learned here for when I come back in the future!"
Catherine M Providence College
"I learned a lot about adaptability. It was my first time sharing a bedroom, living with more than one girl, and being in another country other than Canada and the U.S. I learned how to best adapt to the local culture as well. You believe that you will immediately be immersed in the language and culture once you arrive here, but ..."
nicole.summers.29 Grand Valley State University
"It was definitely worthwhile, I enjoyed every minute of my abroad experience. You amaze yourself that you're able to live on your own in a foreign country without knowing the native language for months. "
Nick T University of Arizona
"I learned a lot about the European culture, how to adapt myself to any type of situations and to step outside of my comfort zone to have a better experience. "
Zita E York College of Pennsylvania
"I can't even begin to explain. Spending a long chunk of time in another country is a remarkable, profoundly changing experience. To be so deeply immersed in another city's culture is an experience everybody should try to have. Study abroad matured me and changed me, for the better, without a doubt. "
Jheri G University of Delaware
"I could never imagine how worthwhile my trip would end up being. My views on life were expanded and I was able to see so much of the world. Apart from my host country I also traveled to Fiji, Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia. Honestly, the only downfall from the entire experience was having to come back home. I would do it again..."
Kayla S Arizona State University
"I loved my experience, i learned so much about the Aussies and loved having experience interning abroad. "
Mollie B Arizona State University
"It was a worthwhile experience for sure. I learned how to use time management well and how to live in a big city. I would have rather done an exchange program with an Australian university."
Steven B Arizona State University
"It was DEFINITELY worthwhile! I learned that I have a passion for people-- I may be shy at first, but I love people and culture!"
Elizabeth A University of Massachusetts Amherst
