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Le développement durable: Un mode de vie à Rennes!
Studying abroad in Rennes, France, has given me a new perspective on sustainable development beyond any textbook definition. Even as a sustainability major, I am constantly humbled by the neverending... keep reading
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
Mon Expérience au Mont Saint-Michel !
Dans le cadre de notre programme d'immersion linguistique avec le CIEE de Rennes, nous avons participé à une excursion au Mont Saint Michel, un site unique classé patrimoine culturel et... keep reading
New CIEE Florence Center: A Florentine Renaissance Palazzo
In the cradle of the Renaissance, CIEE Florence has recently opened its doors to a new study abroad center in the breathtaking Palazzo Guadagni, a historically significant building widely renowned... keep reading
Step Back in Time: Exploring Gyeongbok Palace and Tongin Market in Seoul
Follow along as I explore Gyeongbok Palace and Tongin Market! At Gyeongbok Palace, I was captivated by the grandeur and historical significance of each architectural detail, while also being delighted by the sight of visitors dressed in traditional hanbok. Despite missing the changing of the guards ceremony, I left with a promise to return for this iconic event. Transitioning to Tongin Market, I embarked on a culinary adventure, sampling hearty teokmanduguk and flavorful gogi mandu with chives. Overall, my day in Seoul was a delightful blend of history, culture, and culinary exploration, leaving me eager to return and uncover more of the city's treasures.
Seoul Seeking: Deok-su Palace Galbijim and Finding Ones Self
Growing up half Korean half white, while living in Chinatown Chicago, my life has been surrounded by a variety of cultures, histories, and tastes. Since arriving in Seoul I have... keep reading
Memories of Rome on Open Campus Block
By: Ari Au Hey everyone, I’m Ari. I attend Western Washington University in Bellingham, Washington, but I’m from Mililani, Hawaiʻi. I’m a Multidisciplinary Studies major with a focused theme of... keep reading
Explore Art in Rome with Me!
By: Ava Frias My name is Ava Frias and I was part of the Summer Block II- 2023 Arizona State University Global Flex - 3 COURSE CREDITS. Below is my... keep reading
Where to Study Russian Language Abroad: Meet Estonia
Curious about Russian language study abroad programs? You’re in the right place! CIEE offers several exciting study abroad programs in an incredible location: Estonia. Let’s dive in as we discuss... keep reading
Tiles and Smiles - My First Month in Lisbon, Portugal
Between tiles and smiles, I have fallen in love with this new city I get to call home for the next semester. Lisbon has welcomed me with open arms! Although... keep reading
Mallorca Travel Guide: Everything You Need to Know
For students looking for a unique study abroad experience, we have just the thing at CIEE: Island life. And what better place to bask in island life than on Mallorca... keep reading
Milan Study Abroad Pros and Cons
If you’re considering studying abroad in Italy and have Milan as one of your top city choices – first, good thinking, and second, keep reading as we outline the pros... keep reading
Now is the time to think about coming to Beijing!
Explore Beijing's rich cultural tapestry, blending tradition and modernity. Experience historic sites like the Forbidden City, embrace nature in parks and hills, and savor diverse culinary delights. Amid global reopening, China invites students to contribute to global connections while enjoying the city's vibrancy.
The Ultimate Guide to Studying Abroad in Lisbon
As the capital of Portugal, Lisbon is an incredible city. Known for its history, stunning natural landscapes, and unique, modern culture, visiting Lisbon is an experience like no other. Let’s... keep reading
A Visit to Casablanca's Hassan II Mosque
Our Language and Culture students wrapped up this week with a visit to Casablanca’s Hassan II Mosque. As the third largest mosque in the world, and largest in Africa, Hassan... keep reading