Can’t apply to our PPAO Study Abroad Sessions? Check out these UGA affiliated study abroad programs.
UGA – Warnell – Conservation Medicine/Conservation Biology
This almost month-long course aims to provide students from various backgrounds with the opportunity to learn and practice the principles of conservation biology/medicine using the ecology and fauna of Costa Rica (an area of rich biodiversity with a long history of conservation research). In addition, we will emphasize Costa Rican history and culture, as they influence conservation.
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UGA – Vet Med – One Health in Poland
The three-week ONE HEALTH program is designed for undergraduate students interested in human and veterinary medicine who seek to broaden their understanding of One Health principles, focusing on the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health. Students will develop a comprehensive understanding of the One Health approach, integrating both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
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UGA – Warnell – Discover Abroad: Maymester Australia and New Zealand: Animal Behavior
Visit two worlds in one program with UGA’s Maymester to Australia and New Zealand. This program focuses on sustainable development and animal behavior/ natural history. The program is open to all students from UGA and from other institutions (non-UGA students pay in-state tuition), and no prior knowledge is assumed.
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CIS Abroad – Veterinary Science Semester in Thailand
Thinking about a career in veterinary medicine and applying to vet school? This program is ideal for gaining practical skills, building relationships with animal experts around the world, and gaining an insight into the life of a practicing veterinarian.
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UGA – Franklin – UGA en España, Peru Medical Spanish
Consider spending an exciting month in Peru, learning from local doctors in hospitals, studying Spanish with a medical focus, experiencing the various public health challenges particular to this region of the world, and getting to know professors and peers at the Universidad César Vallejo in Trujillo, Peru.
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UGA – Franklin – Tropical Diseases: Diagnosis, Surveillance, and Prevention in India
This study abroad program is a program housed at the Department of Cellular Biology and the Center for Tropical and Emerging Global Diseases (CTEGD) at the University of Georgia, which would take students on a 3-week program of experiential learning to Kerala, India. This program aims to provide students with hands-on experience in zoonotic and veterinary disease diagnostics.
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UGA – Public Health – Comparative Health Systems of the World in Thailand
This Maymester study abroad experience will provide students with the opportunity to explore healthcare through a comparative lens, by comparing and contrasting healthcare systems of Canada, UK, Singapore and Thailand with the U.S. healthcare system.
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UGA Cortona Science & Art History – Maymester 2026
This program provides a challenging opportunity for the serious student who wishes to combine international travel with an intensive period of classroom work while merging with the lifestyle and culture of a typical Italian community. Students live in a newly renovated 15th century monastery that provides premium studio spaces and living quarters with historic surroundings. The courses offered on this program are designed for undergraduate students with career goals in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, nursing, veterinary medicine, biological and biomedical sciences, exercise science, nutrition, research, and teaching
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UGA – FACS – Ghana Service-Learning Program
This Summer Service-Learning Program in Ghana is designed as a practicum encompassing hospital observations, hands-on practice in health and nutrition screenings in selected communities, and lectures in nutrition/dietetics and public health issues in Ghana. The program introduces students to the way of life of Ghanaians and provide an opportunity for students to learn through hands-on involvement of the perceptions diverse cultures have about food and nutrition and their health.
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UGA – Law – Global Governance Summer School
Each summer, students spend a total of two weeks in Brussels, Belgium; Leuven, Belgium; and The Hague, Netherlands, as part of GGSS. In each location, students will engage in lectures, formal classroom discussions, site visits, and group projects that explore a theme within the topic of global governance, defined as the interaction of state, regional, and international legal regimes, plus individuals, corporations, intergovernmental and nongovernmental organizations, networks, and other non-state actors.
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