Faculty-led Study Abroad

We offer programs fully customized to faculty preferences and learning objectives. With our community-based model, your students will veer off the beaten path to learn from community leaders, nonprofit directors, and host country peers.

Colombia Flowers Faculty Led Program

learning about Flower supply chains from Farmer in Colombia

 
 
sustainable construction faculty led panama

Learning to frame an adobe house in Panama

Traditional cooking class in Puerto Rico

Traditional cooking class in puerto rico


Join our Faculty Leader Development Program in Costa Rica

Nov 23 - 29, 2025
Jan 4 - 10, 2026

Skills-development: 
Itinerary development
Health and safety scenario analysis 
Ethical engagement of community partners
Risk assessment and mitigation
Facilitating group discussion and reflection


Responsible and Sustainable International Education

We help bring revenue to isolated communities, respect and learn from local culture, and minimize our environmental footprint.


Clients - Colleges and Universities

We work with colleges and universities of all sizes. From community and technical colleges to liberal arts to large research institutions. We will adapt the scope of our services to meet the unique needs of each individual client.

Client Testimonials

Learn From Travel’s clear and prompt communication made the planning of our trip smooth and easy, even when challenges came up shortly before departure. And on-trip, our Learn From Travel guide was wonderful — knowledgable, friendly, and an invaluable resource and travel companion. We can’t wait to work with them in the future.
— Chad Kuyper, Faculty Leader, Minnesota West
Learn From Travel had a lot to offer, but was also willing to incorporate our ideas and expertise. It’s hard to be a proverbial ‘co-author’ of an experience, but they did so with aplomb, adding a lot of value.
— Ted Hamann, Faculty Leader, University of Nebraska
A highlight of this program would be the amount of variation in places we visited. Not only did it provide me with more insight into Costa Rican culture and history, but it also taught me the importance of community, both within the group and outside of it.
— Student, University of Colorado, Costa Rica Program