College Study Abroad Blog

Everything’s Bueno in Buenos Aires On the hunt for an artsy city to earn credits and develop your Spanish language skills? Look no further than Buenos Aires – a city...keep reading

Stand in the Middle of a Cloud Ever wonder what it feels like to stand in the middle of a cloud? Then grab your backpack and head to the hills...keep reading

Adam from Cornell University is volunteering every week in a local high school, helping local students with their English speaking. This is what he said: "Volunteering at Escola Pia has...keep reading

One of the largest Christmas markets in Budapest, called Advent Feast at the Basilica has been voted the Best Christmas Market 2020 at a poll organized by European Best Destinations...keep reading

My roommate Emily, who is also a Global Intern, and I decided to treat ourselves this weekend to celebrate successfully completing the first week of our internships. We had been...keep reading

EAT Ferrara is located in Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region, which is renowned for culinary contributions like prosciutto di Parma, Parmigiano Reggiano, and balsamic vinegar. The city’s famous pasticcio di maccheroni (macaroni...keep reading

Yes - unpaid! There are so many reasons why doing an unpaid full-time or part-time internship is a good choice and has major benefits. Doing a Global Internship with CIEE...keep reading

Have you ever thought about travelling abroad? There is a lot that goes into that! From packing to your flight, to engaging in a new culture. The environment is our...keep reading

EAT History attributes Count Pavel Stroganov for the emergence of one of St. Petersburg’s most traditional dishes – beef stroganoff. Like many noble families in Tsarist Russia, the Stroganov’s employed...keep reading

As a student studying the French language in the United States, France’s numerous political and social strikes were always current events talked about in my classes. It’s something the French...keep reading