There is a wide variety of information available to you, related to your health and safety abroad. Review the following resources, as relevant, to be best prepared for your education abroad program.  

International SOS Health and Safety Information

As a traveler from the University of Colorado Boulder, you have access to location-specific health and safety information provided by International SOS. To access International SOS’s resources:

1. Go to the International SOS Website
2. Once you log in, you will have access to country-specific reports (click the "Know My Risks" button near the top)

In addition to these country reports, you also have other options as well:

• Call International SOS for advice about health, safety, and travel to your host country (and other anticipated countries to which you may travel). Not sure what to ask? Click here for suggestions!
• Request a customized safety briefing for a specific itinerary (i.e. for an independent trip over a break or long weekend). This is a free service we recommend. To request a report, send an email with your itinerary to philadelphia@internationalsos.com. You may use this email template to do so.

Further Resources 

• Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): Health information for international travel from the U.S. government.
• Health Information for International Travel (The Yellow Book): Download or order this book published by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
• Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) Crime and Safety Reports: Crime & Safety Reports are annual reports written by U.S. Regional Security Officers regarding the current environment overseas.
• The International Association for Medical Assistance to Travelers: Provides a directory of English-speaking doctors across 500 cities in 120 countries.
• Travel Health Online  
• U.S. Department of State's U.S. Students Abroad page
• U.S. Department of State's USA Study Abroad page
• U.S. Department of State Travel Advisories and Country Information Pages: Include such information as the location of the U.S. Embassy or Consulate, unusual immigration practices, health conditions, minor political disturbances, unusual currency and entry regulations, crime and security information, and drug penalties for every country in the world.
• World Health Organization

Study Abroad Provider-Specific Resources

Below we've included links to a number of our study abroad providers' health and safety information. If your program provider is not included on this page, or if you are participating in an exchange program, you will have access to additional program-specific health and safety information in your MyCUAbroad account. You are also welcome to reach out to your Ed Abroad Program Manager or your program/host university directly for further information. 
 

• Arcadia University Abroad Health and Safety Information
• CAPA Student Safety Abroad Information
• CIEE's Health and Safety Information
• DIS Health and Safety Information
• IAU College Safety and Security
• ISA Health and Safety Information
• School for Field Studies (SFS)'s Health and Safety Information
• School for International Training (SIT)'s Health and Safety Information
• Semester at Sea (SAS)'s Health and Safety Information
• Syracuse University Abroad Health and Safety Information
• The Education Abroad Network (TEAN)'s Health and Safety Information
• The Washington Center's (TWC)'s Safety Information