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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
Healthcare! It's Universal!
Let's be real. As someone who lives in the United States, let's just say I'm extremely aware of the limitations of a privatized healthcare system. As reported by Deb Gordon... keep reading
What Subjects Can You Study Abroad: Top 10 [2024]
While you excitedly explore CIEE Study Abroad locations and specific program options, don’t forget to look for study abroad courses in specific areas of study, too! Being in the classroom... keep reading
Brixton: My neighbourhood
Brixton is in the heart of South London, it positively pulsates with energy and diversity. Its eclectic charm draws people from all walks of life, creating a unique tapestry of... keep reading
Why Study at Tallinn University
Tallinn University (TLU) is a modern, dynamic, and innovative university located in the heart of Tallinn, Estonia. See list of courses. The university was established in 2005 after a merger... keep reading
Studying abroad as a female student: Barcelona gender norms and safety tips
Studying abroad as a female student was a bit daunting at first! I was worried about my safety as a female foreigner, and I was unsure how I would fit... keep reading
Experiential Learning in Amsterdam
If there's one thing you'll come to realize after studying abroad (and specifically in Amsterdam), it's that difference matters. When one pictures the Netherlands, it's hard not to immediately think... keep reading
Political Life and Involvement in France
France, the country where going on strike is considered a national sport, is naturally a very politically involved nation. While living in Rennes and visiting other cities in France, I... keep reading
Holocaust Studies in Madrid: Street History and Memory
During one of our CIEE walking tours in Madrid, it's hard to keep a moment of silence on a noisy, bustling street of shops, bars, and restaurants. Yet we stop... keep reading
Three Books to Read about African Americans in Spain and Study Abroad
If you or anyone you know is considering study abroad in Spain, I would like to recommend three books about African Americans in Spain as initial reference points before the... keep reading
Spotlight on a Virtual Internship: Madison Peak
Madison Peak, a rising Junior at Arizona State University, thought she would be spending this summer studying abroad in Prague. Unfortunately, COVID-19 made that impossible. Madison is planning to graduate... keep reading
"Decolonizing" myself through a journey in South Africa
About a year ago, I decided to go to South Africa and made my mom cry. Most of the things people knew about this country were so negative related to... keep reading
5 Tips for Studying Abroad During an Election Year
It’s an election year in the United States and your vote matters. Here’s how to ensure your vote gets counted no matter where you land during your study abroad adventure... keep reading
Interning in Prague
By Chandler Compton, Student of Central European Studies Program, Prague, Spring 2019 At my internship site, the Institute of International Relations in Prague (IIR), researchers from around the world are... keep reading
Visit to Amnesty , Argentine section
Professor Bruno Nunes and his Global Scholars students taking Comparative Politics course were received at the International Amnesty, Argentine section, by its Director of Promotion and Protection of Human Rights... keep reading