High School Study Abroad Adventures

Bali Tropical Veterinary Experience

Journey through the incredible landscapes of Bali as you gain hands-on experience in veterinary medicine alongside dedicated professionals.

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Days of exotic wildlife interactions, hands-on projects and adventure

  • Build confidence in treating and rehabilitating endangered species while working with animal care professionals at wildlife rescue centers and animal welfare organizations.
  • Conduct physical exams to gain firsthand understanding of the anatomy and physiology of both domestic and wild animals.
  • Explore preventative medicine and animal behavior in various contexts, working with species such as lories, parrots, sea turtles, reptiles, bears and primates.
  • Assist with spay and neuter clinics while shadowing vets in clinical settings.
  • Examine the realities of animal tourism and illegal animal trade in Southeast Asia while working with organizations dedicated to prevention.
  • Create enrichment activities for the rehabilitative habitats of rescued wildlife.
  • Embark on exciting adventures like snorkeling in search of manta rays and whitewater rafting.
  • Experience Balinese culture through arts workshops, dance performances and community interactions.
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June 17 - July 8 $6,880 Available Enroll Now
“The trip has strengthened my desire to be a vet. I now feel like I have a stronger sense of my path in life. I would suggest this trip to anyone interested in veterinary medicine, but also people interested in conservation, animals in general, marine biology and a whole lot of other interests. This trip not only gives us a hands on experience with veterinary medicine but also a deeper look at many problems that face our world today.” Mary, high school alumna

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Credits Available

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Service Hours

Three natural science credits available through Lesley University.

Course description: In this course, students will learn key principles of veterinary medicine in hands-on settings with animal care professionals, practicing critical thinking and problem solving in their work with rare and domestic species. Students will also learn how to balance preventative healthcare and hands-on intervention.

Course objectives: 

  • Compare and contrast the anatomical differences among birds, reptiles and mammals.
  • Learn about preventative medicine through a hands-on approach, focusing on avian and exotic animal medicine.
  • Analyze body language of animals, drawing health conclusions when physical examinations are not possible.
  • Work with local partners to learn about pre-release health screenings.

20 hours of service learning through projects with wildlife rescue centers and animal clinics.

Requirements:

  • Biology I and II or equivalent experience.
  • Available to students completing grades 9-12.

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