There are different ways to choose a study abroad program in health sciences, and a few questions you can ask yourself to help the process along.



Are you looking for a specific setting? For instance, do you see yourself soaking up after hours on a beach, visiting vineyards, hiking through hills, visiting museums?

Are you hoping to go into a rural setting to study a specific community-oriented health topic or tropical disease?

Do you want to take a few courses in a foreign language such as Spanish, Italian or French?

Do you prefer a country where you can speak English?

Do you want to go somewhere technologically advanced?

Are you interested in a specific topic, or taking general science courses?

Do you prefer to visit an urban city with large teaching universities?

How much time can you devote  a semester, full year, few weeks?



Imagine walking the streets of Seville while you study health sciences in Spain, choose a service learning program in Brazil or the feel enchanted after your laboratory work on the Gold Coast of Australia. StudyAbroad.com makes it easy to find study health sciences abroad programs in a specific country during a certain academic term through the navigation settings, or you can just browse sponsored listings. Some of these might include API in Seville Spain, AIFS Study Abroad in Stellenbosch South Africa, CEA Study Abroad in Vina del Mar, Chile or CIS Semester in Newcastle. Think of your educational needs, future career goals and some ideal surroundings for your leisure time and start contacting the various providers. Take into account that there are application deadlines, that you may need to secure a visa, have a medical check-up or ensure that your course credits can be transferred between schools.