Around the World
Read About Our CIEE Community Near and Far
15,000
Participants Abroad
350+
Colleges and Universities
30,000
International Participants
More From CIEE Around the World
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.
Featured Post
CIEE Celebrates the 2023 Frederick Douglass Global Fellows
Twelve diverse student leaders to conduct a study of social justice leadership in America, South Africa, and Ireland. CIEE is pleased to announce the 2023 Frederick Douglass Global Fellows, twelve... keep reading
Featured Post
CIEE Expands Study Abroad Portfolio – England & Scotland
CIEE is pleased to announce the expansion of our portfolio in Great Britain to feature 20+ study abroad and internship programs in three dynamic English and Scottish cities. Starting in... keep reading
Featured Post
Students Receive Free Passports as Passport Caravan Returns to Campus
CIEE recently partnered with Arizona State University (ASU) and Indiana University to host Passport Caravan events on campus, providing free, on the spot passports for students at each school. Since... keep reading
Exploring the Vibrant Charms of Busan: A Journey Through South Korea's Coastal Gem
Join me on a virtual journey as I explore Busan's iconic landmarks such as the Jagalchi Fish Market, Seomyeon street, Gamcheon Culture Village, Haeundae Blue Line Park, Gwangalli Beach, and indulge myself in Busan's culinary delights, from fresh raw seafood to savory odeng and dwejigukbap✈️🧳🌊⋆🐚
Connections and Engagements of CIEE Tallinn
One of the key advantages of our programs is the strong network of connections we have established with prominent institutions and communities in Estonia. Our partnerships extend to esteemed organizations... keep reading
A Day in the Life of a Study Abroad Student in Seville
By Emma Da Silva After studying abroad in Sevilla for a few weeks, I got my daily routine down. A typical day in my life starts by making a small... keep reading
A Day in My Life
Read about a typical Wednesday in my life as a student studying abroad in Lisbon, Portugal!
Theo, 18 from France
Introduction: My family is very fun, many activities, like sports. We have many friends and parties, a lot of travels, and we love camping, discover new countries, new people. We... keep reading
Oscar, 17 from France
My Interests: Soccer Skiing Video Games Cooking Introduction: I live in a loving family where there are 3 of us, my father, my mother and I. Also living with us... keep reading
CIEE Elects Three Outstanding Leaders in Education, Science, and Business to its Board of Directors
New boardmembers Dr. Roslyn Artis, Ms. Cheryl Donnelly, and Ms. Carolyn Sanderson bring a wealth of experience and leadership in higher education, global healthcare, and wealth management to CIEE's mission of fostering cross-cultural understanding and global connections.
Sydney vs. Melbourne Study Abroad: Which is Better for You?
You’ve decided to study abroad in Australia. Exciting! This incredible country is the perfect place to take your studies. With its rich biodiversity, fascinating history, 200,000+ diverse species, and unique... keep reading
What to Pack for Study Abroad in Seville
By Emma Da Silva Thinking of what to pack for your study abroad time is hard when you want to travel to different countries during your time there. Having to... keep reading
So it’s the Weekend and You’re Bored in Seoul
For starters you will never be bored in Seoul. I visited more places, tried more food, and explored more in the first week I was abroad than I ever have... keep reading
CIEE Korea Spotlight: Meet Marissa!
What made you want to teach abroad? I had previously spent time in South Korea as a student during my semester of studying abroad. I really loved the culture, language... keep reading
Take Advantage of Study Abroad By Saying "Yes"
By Emma Da Silva For most people, you are only abroad for a few months. Only a certain amount of time for new friends, experiences, and exploring. You have to... keep reading
Overnight Trip to Jeonju
Now that I have settled into life in Korea, it's time to do some travel outside of Seoul. First stop? Jeonju! The idea of going Jeonju did not even come... keep reading
March in the USA - my experiences
During my spring break, I was lucky enough to take an unforgettable trip to San Francisco with my host family. The city on the Pacific captivated us right from the... keep reading
A Weekend in Gyeongju: Tombs, Temples, and Cherry Blossoms
This past weekend, I took a trip to a city I’ve wanted to visit for years: Gyeongju! I made my way to Seoul Station Saturday afternoon and got on the... keep reading