CIEE Kyoto

Authored by Oscar Alvarez One of the most challenging parts of studying abroad is choosing the location to study in. I did one block in Argentina, another in Germany, and... keep reading

Akiko Otani Administrative Coordinator, CIEE Kyoto Konnichiwa (Hello in Japanese)! My name is Akiko Otani, and I’m an Administrative Coordinator at CIEE Kyoto. Originally from Tokyo, I moved to Kyoto... keep reading

Authored by Diego Lara When asked where my favorite place to study abroad is, I stopped to think about my experiences. I want to think about all the memories and... keep reading

初めまして・Hello・Apa khabar・Selamat・Nǐ hǎo・வணக்கம்・السلام عليكم Greetings in languages I hold dear! My name is Nur Izzah Liyana Binti Mat Nayan, but you can call me Riyana. I’m the Pre-College Program Coordinator... keep reading

Konnichiwa! My name is Karen Hendrickson and I am the Senior Manager of High School Programs at CIEE Kyoto. You may be wondering, “How did a Cheesehead (person from Wisconsin)... keep reading

Authored by Lena Lawal My six weeks in Kyoto, Japan, were nothing short of transformative. Heading there, I had no expectations—just a mix of curiosity and uncertainty, as I knew... keep reading

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

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

Written by: Theodore Whitbeck Summer Block 2 Intro to an Unforgettable Summer Choosing to study abroad with CIEE Kyoto was one of the best decisions I've ever made. Leaving June... keep reading

Hiya. My name’s Laurie. I’m a proud member of the College Student Life team and the Custom Program coordinator. I’ve been working with CIEE Kyoto for a little over a... keep reading