Programs designed for Graduate Students

Therapy Abroad graduate level programs are designed to offer students and recent grads professional and personal growth opportunities that enrich their education and prepare them for successful careers in their fields. Whether you are a 1^st, 2^nd or 3^rd year graduate student, working on final clinical hours, going into your fellowship year, or getting ready to start a job, the experience of going on one of our programs will help you develop and enhance your skills in these key areas.

Cultural Competence: Immersing yourself in a different cultural setting enhances understanding and sensitivity towards diverse populations. This is particularly important for students who will work with clients from various cultural backgrounds. Exposure to different cultural norms, values, and communication styles will help you become more culturally competent clinician.

Global Perspective: Experiencing different healthcare systems and educational approaches broadens perspectives. Gain insights into how therapy is practiced in other countries, which will inform your own practice and enrich your understanding of the field.

Networking Opportunities: Studying abroad facilitates networking with professionals, researchers, and students from around the world. These connections lead to collaborations, internships, and job opportunities at home and abroad.

Exposure to Different Methods and Techniques: Therapy and health care approaches may vary across countries due to cultural differences and healthcare practices. Experiencing different methodologies firsthand allows you to expand your toolkit of techniques and interventions, making you a more versatile clinician.

Enhanced Resume/CV: Graduating from a program that includes a study abroad component can make a student’s resume/CV stand out to potential employers. It demonstrates adaptability, cultural awareness, and a willingness to seek diverse learning experiences.