College Study Abroad Blog

Going abroad with CIEE open campus meant that I was able to travel to different cities and try a bunch of restaurants and cafes!! Almost all of the food I...keep reading

On-campus Involvement: Being a foreign exchange student without having sufficient Korean, I am not involved in student life on campus. I experienced and learned the language barrier was more than...keep reading

This time we visited San Crisanto, a beautiful place to go if you are in Merida Yucatan; Magic began on the road we had to take to get there; the...keep reading

Byline: Ellena Schildmeyer My name is Ellena Schildmeyer and I completed the Summer Global Internship in London this past summer. I had a terrific experience getting to explore my city,...keep reading

It is only obvious that exchange students should dedicate a considerable amount of time getting familiar with the place they newly call home and exploring all of the wonders the...keep reading

As a Study Abroad coordinator, I think we naturally focus on practical issues when we advise students on their experience abroad: you need a visa, this is how you get...keep reading

It’s fall in Copenhagen, and though September is still relatively nice out, as October approaches and the weather gradually gets worse, it’s time to find some good rainy day activities...keep reading

One of the more popular CIEE Madrid Open Campus classes is “Mass Media in Europe” because students have the privilege to meet the former Spanish Minister of Culture as one...keep reading

Since the CIEE program started a month ago, I would like to share with you my favorite places to eat in the Sinchon neighborhood! Whether it is to eat sweets,...keep reading

I gained a better appreciation of Korean cuisine at the Hansik Learning Center, a Korean food promotional hall. The class was immersive and engaging. The master chef taught me how...keep reading