College Study Abroad Blog
MY INTERNSHIP JOURNEY AND STUDY ABROAD EXPERIENCE IN TALLINN
When I first began preparing for my semester abroad in Tallinn, Estonia, The Gem of the Baltic, I expected a valuable academic experience, a few cultural surprises, and hopefully an... keep reading
A Student's Guide to Yonsei University
Studying abroad at Yonsei University has been an exciting adjustment, from navigating a much larger campus to experiencing a different academic environment. In this post, I share what my classes are like, a typical day in my life, and a few things I wish I'd known before arriving. Whether you're considering studying at Yonsei or just curious about university life in South Korea, here's a little look into my experience so far!
Street Food in the Cold Weather
As the weather gets colder and colder this time of year, you’ll begin seeing the city (or countryside) change over time. People wearing padded coats and hoodies, indoor temperatures cranked... keep reading
Milan vs. Florence: Where Should You Study Abroad?
One is Italy's runway-ready capital of fashion, design, and big-city energy. The other is the cradle of the Renaissance, where you can grab a gelato and stroll past Michelangelo's David... keep reading
Eat, Drink, Explore: Singapore
Best Food to Eat in Singapore Singapore is a food lover’s paradise, where Chinese, Malay, Indian, and other cultural influences come together to create an unforgettable dining scene. From bustling... keep reading
10 Best Places to Celebrate New Years While Studying Abroad
New year, new country? Now that’s a way to start January. Studying abroad already comes with plenty of once-in-a-lifetime experiences, but ringing in a brand-new year somewhere across the globe... keep reading
Why Study Abroad? Top 10 Benefits of Studying Abroad in 2027
If the questions “why study abroad?” or "how to study abroad" have crossed your mind, you’ve probably done preliminary research to discover the benefits of studying abroad. During said research... keep reading
Excursion to Mont Saint Michel
Hello, all ! Mont Saint Michel was a truly magical experience for me and my group ; a maze-like layout coupled with room after room of vaulted ceilings, massive doors... keep reading
My first impressions of Rennes
All summer, I was impatiently waiting for August—I got to go live abroad in France for a short time! I had been looking for an immersion experience in French, and... keep reading
Finding French community: My church in Rennes
While studying abroad, it can be hard to step out of your American circle and meet locals. That's why my host family has been so amazing, but it's also the... keep reading
Best Eats and Cafes in Sinchon
Best Eats and Cafes in Sinchon When I first chose Yonsei University, I was excited to explore Seoul’s popular neighborhoods, like Myeongdong, Hongdae, and Seongsu, especially for their restaurants and... keep reading
Can You Study Abroad in Community College?
Study abroad isn’t reserved for students at four-year universities. If you’re attending community college, an international experience may be more within reach than you think. Whether you want to spend... keep reading
Finding Tomodachi in Kyoto
Written by Holdyn Farrell, FA26 OCBII When coming to Japan, one of the things I was most excited about was the opportunity to make new friends. To make friends with... keep reading
Two Worlds Become One
My name is Li Fu Stigers. I am a student at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina currently taking full advantage of the study abroad opportunity in Rennes this semester... keep reading
Pottery in Icheon: Learning from a Korean Ceramic Master
For my first CIEE blog post, I’m sharing my experience visiting Namyang Pottery in Icheon, South Korea! From meeting a master potter with over 50 years of experience to creating my own pottery, this trip gave me a chance to explore a quieter side of Korea and appreciate its traditional craftsmanship. Read along as I share what I learned, what I created, and why this experience became such a memorable part of my study abroad journey!