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For 70 years, we’ve had a single mission
To help people gain understanding, acquire knowledge, and develop skills for living in a globally interdependent and culturally diverse world by bringing the world together through the most meaningful exchange programs available.
Today, we advance our legacy as the leading nonprofit international education organization by facilitating 50,000 exchange experiences for people from 136 countries each year.
January in Lisbon!
Inviting, busy, historic, quiet, diverse. When asked about our initial impression of Lisbon, these were some words written on the board. As I sat there, I couldn’t help but ponder... keep reading
TWICE with CIEE: Kayleigh in Spain (PART 2)
WHY TEACH WITH CIEE AGAIN? Since I had majored in Spanish during college, I decided that it was time to really test out my skills. I wanted to see if... keep reading
What I Packed for My CIEE Semester Abroad
Post written by CIEE Ambassador Abroad Luna Sellan who is currently participating in CIEE’s High School Abroad Program in Japan. In this blog, Luna shares valuable packing tips for studying... keep reading
TWICE with CIEE: Kayleigh in Korea (PART 1)
WHY DID YOU DECIDE TO TEACH ABROAD? WHY CIEE? I first decided to teach abroad because I wanted to figure out my career path. I had never taught before, so... keep reading
Learn Korean with K-Media: Advice from Valerie!
Hello! My name is Valerie, and I will be teaching in South Korea through the EPIK program starting this spring. With my interests being in Korean cultural studies, teaching in... keep reading
My Adventures in Madrid
By: Anthony Saidenberg Where to begin. What an adventure. Studying abroad was everything I had dreamed of and more. I had been looking forward to studying abroad since my freshman... keep reading
The Best Sweet Treat Spots in Sydney
Sydney, with its bustling food scene, is a haven for dessert lovers. Whether you’re craving rich pastries, creamy gelato, or unique sweets, the city is packed with irresistible treats to... keep reading
Top 10 Japanese Slang Words & Phrases You Must Know
Textbook Japanese is great and all, but if you really want to impress the locals, you need to know Japanese slang terms. These aren’t the phrases you’ll learn in class... keep reading
8 Tips to Calm Your Study Abroad Nerves
By: Meghan Stevens As a girl who came abroad thinking she could conquer the world and be “miss independent” without missing home that much, I quickly came to learn that... keep reading
What Are the Benefits of Study Abroad vs. a Travel Tour for Teens?
The excitement of traveling abroad, especially for a teenager with newfound independence, is an adventure like no other. Experiencing different cultures, making new friends, and seeing the world outside your... keep reading
Holidays In Spain
For the first time, I got to experience the holiday season away from home. I hadn't seen any of my family since September, celebrated Thanksgiving without my family, and didn't... keep reading
Studying Abroad in London as an Arizona State University Student
By: Logan Alvarado CIEE allowed me to study abroad with so much flexibility! As a student at Arizona State University, I was able to study abroad and take classes online... keep reading
What’s It Like to Study Abroad If You Have Dietary Restrictions?
Read about how two of our Global Navigator alumni experienced studying abroad with dietary needs.
Tips for Managing Your Money as an Auxiliar de Conversación
One of the aspects of moving to Madrid I was most worried about was managing my money on the monthly stipend of €1000. But, with about four and a half... keep reading
Heritage Learners on a High School Summer Abroad
What happens when a heritage student gets the chance to do high school study abroad program in their heritage country?