College Study Abroad Blog

Have you too been captivated by the pictures of the canals, the exquisite cuisine of Bitterballen and Stroopwafels, and the concept of being able to live without a car? Come... keep reading

By Natalie Giammo When I was deciding where to study abroad, I was instantly drawn to Amsterdam and the Netherlands. I had never been to the Netherlands, but I knew... keep reading

A popular activity to do among friends in Seoul is to go to spend a day at Lotte World. My friends and I picked the perfect Spring day to go... keep reading

If you’re looking to thrive in 2025 with an unforgettable J-Term study abroad program, then you’ve come to the right place! CIEE Study Abroad has nine brand-new winter study abroad... keep reading

Tucked away in Busan, South Korea, Gamcheon Cultural Village is a vibrant, colorful gem you don't want to miss. This being my second time in Busan, Gamcheon Village is still... keep reading

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

For me, before I came to Korea, I was never the person for last minute plans. I always liked having concrete plans because if not, I either forgot or I... keep reading

Hello! My name is Natsuki Kwapong, and I am a Student Life and Housing Coordinator at CIEE Kyoto. You might notice that my family name is not Japanese, which often... keep reading

A day at Lotte World filled with thrilling roller coasters, nostalgic school uniforms, and unforgettable fun created lasting memories with friends 🎢🏫🎡🎠😄

Sydney's markets are bustling hubs of activity, offering a sensory delight of sights, sounds, and smells that capture the essence of the city's diverse culture and creativity. From fresh produce... keep reading

Enjoying the perfect afternoon with delicious chimek and a fun-filled norebang session with friends.

Authored by Thalo Campbell This is the Hiroshima Victims Memorial Cenotaph. It was designed by Kenzo Tange to resemble the style of ancient Japanese houses to shelter the souls of... keep reading

In this series, I will introduce you to some of my favorite neighborhoods in Seoul. I hope this helps you as you make your Seoul bucketlist!

One of the first things I noticed about my house in Chile was that it was much like the country itself: long, narrow, and full of opportunities to make mistakes... keep reading

A delightful weekend adventure in Seoul, featuring indulgent culinary experiences, exploration of historical landmarks, and cherished moments of friendship.