Wildlife, Conservation, and Veterinary Medicine

Each UC Davis Summer Abroad Internship program pairs UC Davis Study Abroad with a partner organization or university that manages the personalized internship placements; arranges accommodations and excursions; leads onsite orientations; and provides 24/7 emergency support. As part of the placement process for Summer Internships, participants will first enroll through UC Davis Study Abroad and then complete a supplemental application for the partner organization associated with their particular Summer Internship program.

Wildlife, Conservation, and Veterinary Medicine Financial Aid and Scholarships

If you are eligible for financial aid, it can be used towards all UC Davis Summer Abroad Internship programs. Learn more about financial aid and scholarships.

Program Fees

Program fees are subject to change and do not include airfare and other expenses; see "Fee Notes" and expenses table below.

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Wildlife, Conservation, and Veterinary Medicine

• Accommodations
• Meals
• Excursions & Activities
• Get to Know Your Destination 
• Study Abroad Advisory of Student Risk
• Student Experience

Accommodations

At the Wildlife Rescue Center, you will live on-site an

Wildlife, Conservation, and Veterinary Medicine

• Syllabus
• Courses
• Prerequisites

On this Summer Abroad Program, you can:

Intern in laboratories and research farms at Centro Agronómico Tropical de Investigación y Enseñanza (CATIE), an international institute supporting agricultural development and biological conservation throughout Central America and the Caribbean.