Study Abroad in Puerto Rico
Explore Puerto Rico with CIEE
Study abroad in Puerto Rico and experience a lively blend of Caribbean culture, historic charm, and natural beauty. From the vibrant streets of San Juan to the island's lively music scene, Puerto Rico promises an unforgettable experience. When you enroll in a CIEE study abroad program in Puerto Rico, you'll develop your Spanish language skills, explore the country's Spanish and Afro-Caribbean heritage, and connect with local communities through immersive activities. Puerto Rico study abroad programs offer a unique opportunity to experience Latin American culture – while still being on U.S. soil!
While abroad, you may enhance your academic experience by completing a full- or part-time internship in Puerto Rico. This unique opportunity allows you to gain real-world international work experience, expand your professional network, and develop valuable skills that complement your studies. Internships are available across diverse industries, including hospitality, manufacturing, finance, health science, and more, providing a well-rounded perspective of today's global job market and enriching your overall study abroad experience.
Study Abroad Programs in Puerto Rico
- San Juan, Puerto Rico
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- San Juan, Puerto Rico
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- San Juan, Puerto Rico
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- San Juan, Puerto Rico
- Study Program
- Part-Time Internship
- San Juan, Puerto Rico
- Full-Time Internship
- San Juan, Puerto Rico
- Study Program
- Part-Time Internship
- San Juan, Puerto Rico
- Full-Time Internship
- San Juan, Puerto Rico
- Study Program
- San Juan, Puerto Rico
- Study Program
- Part-Time Internship
- San Juan, Puerto Rico
- Study Program
Study Abroad in Puerto Rico Blog
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Frequently Asked Questions
Absolutely! Puerto Rico is an incredible study abroad destination, offering a one-of-a-kind experience right here the U.S. With its vibrant Caribbean and Latin culture, stunning beaches, rich history, and diverse academic programs, Puerto Rico is the perfect place to immerse yourself in new adventures while earning credits. Whether you're exploring its beautiful landscapes, indulging in local cuisine, or experiencing its lively arts scene, Puerto Rico promises an unforgettable study abroad experience!
Yes! In fact, since Puerto Rico is part of the United States, it makes it even easier to study on and visit this Caribbean island. As an American citizen, you don’t even need to have a U.S. passport to visit Puerto Rico; just a valid government-issued ID, such as a driver's license or state ID.
Keep in mind, however, that you will need a passport if you plan to travel beyond Puerto Rico’s borders, for example, to the Dominican Republic.
Both English and Spanish are considered the official languages of Puerto Rico. In fact, most residents consider Spanish their first language, but you’ll find that many are bilingual.
The cost of Puerto Rico study abroad programs varies depending on which one you choose and how long you plan to study abroad for. For cost information, you’ll want to research each individual Puerto Rico study abroad program page.
For costs not included in your program’s fees, you'll want to consider factors surrounding your individual journey while abroad.
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