College Study Abroad Blog
What Countries Celebrate Halloween?
Ever wondered how Halloween goes down in other parts of the world? Spoiler alert: it's not all about pumpkin carving and candy overload! From Mexico’s Día de los Muertos to... keep reading
Good Eats in Sinchon on A Budget
Going abroad can mean exploring new parts of the city and trying different restaurants, but doing so on a budget can be challenging. Here are two of my favorite affordable... keep reading
Advantages of Studying a Foreign Language Abroad
If you've ever taken a language class on campus and wondered, "How am I really going to use this in the real world?" – you’re not alone. Studying a language... keep reading
A Typical Day in My Life in Rennes, France
Hi, I’m Evi-Jane, I am a current junior from Furman University studying abroad in Rennes and this is what a typical day in my life looks like. I wake up... keep reading
Gangneung: The Beach City You Didn’t Know You Had to Visit
When researching places to visit in Korea outside of Seoul do not overlook Gangneung, a charming beach city with so many amazing views, attractions, cafes, and eats. Here is a rundown of everything I did in Gangneung including travel tips, favorite activities, and cafe and restaurant recommendations.
Exploring the Portuguese Tile Tradition in Lisbon
When you visit Lisbon, one of the most captivating aspects is its tradition of Portuguese tiles – called azulejos. These stunning ceramic tiles adorn buildings, streets, and interiors throughout the... keep reading
How to Study Spanish in Barcelona: 3 Steps
If you’re reading this blog post, chances are you’re looking to learn Spanish in Barcelona. Well, you’ve come to the right place! Barcelona is the ultimate playground for anyone wanting... keep reading
Students Meet U.S. Ambassador George P. Kent at the U.S. Embassy in Tallinn
Insights from Ambassador George P. Kent and Public Affairs Officer Michael Snyder We had an amazing visit to the U.S. Embassy in Tallinn, where our students had the incredible opportunity... keep reading
Meet Highschool Program coordinator
Hi I’m Sayaka, the High School Program (HSA) coordinator at CIEE Kyoto. I am also in charge of Gap Year program(GYA). Here, I would like to tell you a little... keep reading
CIEE Kyoto: Cultivating Significant Experiences for those Studying Abroad
Authored by J.M. Avila University students well along their academic journey may think to themselves: what exactly is the point of studying abroad? By the third or fourth year of... keep reading
Why you Should Study Abroad in Edinburgh this January!
Are you considering studying abroad this winter? Look no further than Edinburgh, Scotland’s enchanting capital. With its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning architecture, Edinburgh offers an unparalleled study abroad... keep reading
Study Abroad Dominican Republic: The Ultimate Guide
Envision this: Colorful streets alive with the sounds of merengue, the aroma of mouthwatering street food wafting through the air, and a warm Caribbean breeze that makes every day feel... keep reading
Exploring the Live Music Scene in the Harbour City
Sydney's live music scene is a vibrant tapestry woven with diverse genres, electrifying performances, and iconic venues. From intimate jazz clubs to bustling music festivals, the city offers a kaleidoscope... keep reading
When the World is Too Big: Finding Yourself in Seoul
In a big city and school, life moves fast. There's many moments with friends, but also some spent alone. Being alone can feel bad and scary, but having moments where you explore the country by yourself can be the perfect opportunity for self exploration.