College Study Abroad Blog
Enjoying the Bounty of Spring
While Korea has a wide range of foods available all year, spring brings delicious greens and is one of the best seasons to enjoy vegetarian temple cuisine.
Seville to Portugal: a guide and my story
By: Maria Brunetta DOs: Purchase a Viva Viagem Card in Lisbon Take a half-day trip to Sintra Visit Porto for 2 days minimum See a “Fado” show, the traditional music... keep reading
Exploring Nami Island, Namsan Tower, and Everland in One Weekend
A whirlwind weekend journey through the serene beauty of Nami Island, the breathtaking heights of Namsan Tower, and the thrilling excitement of Everland in South Korea 🏝️🫧𓇼𓏲*ੈ✩‧₊˚🎐
CIEE Sydney Staff Food Recommendations
Are you tired of settling for mediocre meals and uninspiring snacks during your breaks between classes? Fear not! The CIEE Team has scouted the area surrounding the office and Abbey... keep reading
AMJ Adventures ― Hiroshima Part1
Authored by Thalo Campbell 初めまして、皆さん～。Hello everyone, I’m Thalo Campbell. I’m in the Spring Ancient and Modern Japan (AMJ) program here at CIEE Kyoto, although by the time this is posted... keep reading
Seville in the Spring: A once in a lifetime experience
By: Maria Brunetta Nothing could prepare me for the unique atmosphere that Seville has during the springtime. When we arrived on January 17th, the sun was shining and the air... keep reading
Reflecting on South Africa as a Frederick Douglass Global Fellow
By: Sam Li Stepping off the plane in Cape Town felt like stepping into a whirlwind of vibrant energy, complex history, and breathtaking landscapes. This wasn't just any summer adventure... keep reading
My Sense of Belonging in Botswana
By: Brianna James Even though my study abroad program concluded in May 2023, I am still brought to tears of reminiscence when I reflect on all those wonderful moments I... keep reading
"Running as a lifestyle", Andrea Adam Moore, CIEE Center Director
Andrea Adam Moore is the Director of the CIEE Center in Berlin. She is one of the real "berliners" of the team, but also very connected to USA, after living... keep reading
Seoul Stirred, Not Shaken: Adventures of an American Girl
Hello and welcome, dear reader, to my blog! I invite you to settle in with a comforting cup of tea or coffee and a sweet treat as you delve into... keep reading
How I Planned to Study Abroad: Finances, Applying, Passport, & more!
By: Savanah Koester I am someone who likes to always have a plan. In my idea of how college was going to go, study abroad was not there for me... keep reading
Best Coffee Shops and Restaurants in Rome
By: Liz Huber HEY EVERYONE!! If you’re someone who is studying abroad in Rome, Italy in the near future, this blog post is for you. Especially if you’re someone who... keep reading
Quite Literally the Train to Busan (No Zombie Apocalypse Here)
As they all say, if you are going to go to Busan and you do not have a car, you have to take the Train to Busan! (PSA: Sadly, there... keep reading
Mallorca: A Stopover For Many Birds (by Eli Talens)
Mallorca is well known for its magnificent beaches and the impressive mountain range of the Sierra de Tramontana, a line of peaks that crosses the island from east to west... keep reading
Embracing Barcelona: My Unforgettable Experience with CIEE's Economics and Culture Program
By: Brenda Padilla A Glimpse into My World Hi, I'm Brenda, and I'm set to graduate in May 2025 . Currently, I am a junior at Duke University majoring in... keep reading