High School Travelers
Explore stories from CIEE high school summer abroad interns as they share what it’s like to live and learn in 40 international destinations. Real experiences, real impact, real adventure!
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First Impressions in Copenhagen on a High School Summer Abroad
On the first few days after arrival, the jetlag is still hitting, we're going through the nitty gritty orientation details, and the new food, new streets, and new peers for... keep reading
The Lasting Benefits of Spending a Summer in Milan
On the last day of classes for our High School Language and Culture students, one of the CIEE high school interns interviewed a student to get her insight on her... keep reading
Experiencing the History of Korea Beyond the Guidebooks
As their second week in Korea came to a close, our high school participants in the CIEE Peace and Democracy program explored places far beyond the typical tourist paths. Instead... keep reading
The Best Swim Spots in and Around Dublin
If you're spending your high school summer abroad in Dublin, you're in for more than just amazing classes, cozy pubs, and lively city life. Dublin is also home to some... keep reading
A Day Trip to Asakusa: The Historical Center of Tokyo
How Tokyo Interweaves History into Its Metropolis Tokyo is considered by many to be a major center of advancements and technology. However, what goes under the service is Tokyo's vast... keep reading
Utrecht, A New Side of the Netherlands
Students explored the charming city of Utrecht, known for its cozy canals, colorful Miffy statues, and laid-back atmosphere. From a scenic kayaking adventure to discovering hidden spots along the water, the trip offered a whole new view of Dutch life outside of Amsterdam.
Making Friends in Argentina During a Summer Abroad
Exciting as it can be, there is no doubt that immersing yourself in a new country can be a challenging at times. In a brand new environment, and without your... keep reading
Midsummer in Estonia: Cultural Preservation and Connection
Students celebrate Midsummer's Day, or Jaanipäev, Estonia’s longest-celebrated public holiday and one of the most cherished events on the Estonian folk calendar.
From Lessons to Landmarks: Our First Steps in Prague
In their first few days abroad, our HSSA Prague students stepped into the heart of the city, where cobblestone streets lead not just to famous landmarks, but to their first... keep reading
Best Sunset Spots in Lisbon to Enjoy With New Friends
Lisbon’s sun is strong, yet beautiful. The sky is unlike any other I’ve seen, radiating vibrant ombré blues during the day, and soft pinks at sunset. It always feels as... keep reading