Go beyond your comfort zone
Broaden your horizons
Set your own course
A semester at sea that puts you miles ahead
Circumnavigating the World
Ranging in length from 20 to 90 days, our spring, fall and summer educational semesters span the globe.
Enrollment is open to all college and gap year students, as well as high school graduates. Aside from an adventurous spirit and willingness to give it your all, no previous experience is necessary to join our team.
Follow the Experience
Watch our 3-part series as the student crew crosses the Atlantic from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean
Episode 1 - Sea Legs
Meet the new crew as they join S/Y Argo in Nice, France, and embark on their epic journey across the Atlantic Ocean from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean.
FeaturedVoyages
View All VoyagesVirgin Islands to Dominica
via Nevis, Antigua, St. Barts, Statia, Saba
Our 40-day Caribbean voyage is perfect for those seeking an adventurous study abroad experience but don't have the time to spend an entire semester at sea. You'll develop sailing and scuba diving skills, complete two academic classes while visiting some of the most incredible islands in the Caribbean.
View DetailsDiscover Your Passion for Learning
While studying abroad with Sea|mester gives unique opportunities to travel the world, discover new cultures and take part in the adventure of a lifetime, the backbone of the experience is a comprehensive academic curriculum, accredited through the University of South Florida (USF).
In the Sea|mester environment, combining academics with the experience allows students to truly interact with their education. It brings your education to life, adding relevancy and practical application to the material as well as never-ending opportunities to learn.
Latest Trip Logs
Turtle Watch
After a passage of almost 24 hours, we were welcomed by dolphins into Nevis. For the rest of the daylight, …
Read MoreWhen Our Numbers Double
It seems that the seven days of snorkeling, diving, and learning the ropes (or should I say lines) of the …
Read MoreSunshine, Rain and Our First Dives
The majority of the crew was feeling a bit disoriented or just simply tired this morning after having completed their …
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