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Become a Student Ambassador

Help students at your university discover international learning in the health sciences. As a Therapy Abroad student ambassador, you can connect classmates with program information, share your experience, and help start conversations with faculty and campus organizations.

Campus Leadership

Turn your interest into campus leadership

A student ambassador helps peers take the next step: finding a program that fits their interests, attending an information session, or connecting with the Therapy Abroad team. It is an opportunity to practice communication, organization, and leadership while helping others explore their options.

Ways to Get Involved

Ways to get involved

Introduce Therapy Abroad to your health sciences club, pre-professional organization, or student association.

Help organize an information session with a faculty member or Therapy Abroad representative.

Share approved program information through campus channels and direct detailed questions to our team.

If you have traveled with us, offer an honest account of your learning and preparation.

Explore interest in a university or student group program with faculty and campus approval.

Who Should Reach Out

Who should reach out

We welcome interest from students across communication sciences and disorders, audiology, occupational therapy, physical therapy, nursing, public health, psychology, and related fields. Tell us about your university, student organizations, and whether you have already participated in a Therapy Abroad program.

You do not need to claim experience you have not had. If you have not traveled with us, focus on connecting classmates with verified information and opportunities to meet our team.

Represent Responsibly

Represent the experience responsibly

Use current materials, acknowledge any ambassador benefit when promoting a program, and get permission before sharing someone else’s story or photo. Discuss community partners with respect. Refer questions about clinical hours, academic credit, eligibility, pricing, and safety to the appropriate Therapy Abroad staff member.

Get Started

How to get started

Send us your university, field of study, campus connections, and the type of involvement that interests you. We will discuss whether an ambassador role or group planning conversation is the best fit. Any responsibilities, eligibility requirements, or program benefits will be confirmed before you begin.

Start an Ambassador Conversation

Send us your university, field of study, campus connections and the type of involvement that interests you.

Please do not include patient, student, or confidential records in this form.

Can ambassadors receive program benefits

Ask about the current arrangements for your proposed role or group. Benefits, if available, depend on the written terms for that opportunity. Starting a conversation does not commit you to recruiting a set number of participants.

Ask About a Campus Group

Interested in a university or student group program? Mention it in the form and we will include faculty and campus approval in the conversation.

Your Journey. Our Commitment.

Group travel, cultural immersion, and faculty-led programs, designed exclusively for students and professionals in the health sciences.

Request Information

Have a question? Send us a general inquiry, or choose a program to ask about a specific trip. It goes straight to our admissions team.