If you’re interesting in joining a study abroad program at a school that is surrounded by nature and culture, then Venezuela is the place where you should go.
Not only will you get to learn about the history of Venezuela, but you’ll also see why it’s one of the most important countries in South America.
When you study in Venezuela you get a top-notch education in one of the most beautiful places on Earth.
Venezuela has something for everyone:
• Great shopping venues
• Amazing waterfalls
• Mountains
• Deep jungles
• Sandy beaches
Nature is literally at your fingertips whenever you visit Venezuela, so whenever you are not in class, take the time to enjoy what the country has to offer.
Best Universities in Venezuela for International Students
If you’re interesting in learning the Spanish language or just hoping to increase your fluency in it, then VENUSA offers classes in both Spanish and English.
One of the best ways to learn about Venezuela is to immerse yourself in its culture, so study abroad students will have the chance to live with local families who are eager to share their homes and experiences. Students will also be able to take classes in everything from Spanish Composition and Children’s Literature to International Business and Tropical Ecology.
If you’re serious about learning the Spanish language then Spanish Language School on Margarita Island will provide you with up to five different levels of Spanish courses, but also possible internships in law, medicine, business or tourism. In between classes or on the weekends you can travel on the over 167 km of beaches that make up Margarita Island and stop at pubs and shops along the way.
Scholarships
You can find ways to help pay for your South American trip you can visit the Financial Aid for Study Abroad and Study Abroad Student Loans sections.
Safety
Always remember to follow study abroad health safety info guidelines whenever you’re in another country just in case something unexpected happens. Venezuela has has a very turbulent few years politically and socially, so you will need to check latest information before applying/departing. You might like to browse more study abroad programs for alternative options.
Money
Venezuela currency is known as the bolívar fuerte (Bs.F.), which just replaced the bolvar in January of 2008. Here’s how the currency works:
Coins = 1, 5, 10, 12½, 25, 50 centimos and 1 Bs.F.
Bills = 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 Bs.F.
Anywhere you go in Venezuela will be full of history, art and culture, so make sure that you take everything in during your trip. You may not get another chance!