College Study Abroad Blog

CIEE’s Global Institute in Rio de Janeiro is a hidden jewel in Brazil’s popular seaside community. Mere steps from the hustle and bustle of the city sits a yellow three-story...keep reading

Dear future CIEE Global Intern, My name is Brenda Garcia, and I am going to be senior this fall at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). If you are...keep reading

Well, actually, Barcelona wasn’t founded by Hercules, but it IS one the local legends surrounding the city’s origins. In fact, Barcelona itself is steeped not only in myths and legends,...keep reading

Want an exciting way to fill the otherwise unexciting month of January? Why not experience the craic that Ireland is famous for while earning three credits? Forget about leprechauns and...keep reading

I am Madeline Hart, a student in Palma de Mallorca during summer 2019, session 1, and these are my reflections about the course I took in Palma de Mallorca "Mediterranean...keep reading

Our Summer student Maddie Beale from the State University of New York at Fedonia wrote a blog about how she found us, the process of choosing our program and the...keep reading

By Professor Hernan Ronsino The urban chronicles that are presented below were written in the History and Literature course coordinated by Professor Hernán Ronsino, in the Liberal Arts program of...keep reading

Are you a STEM major interested in study abroad, but restricted by rigorous academic demands? Stop wishing and start planning! Not only is international education critical to your professional development,...keep reading

Asia and the Pacific are home to some of the world’s oldest cultures, stunning natural landscapes, and delicious foods. Why not experience their incredible wonders this winter break? Each three-and-a-half-week...keep reading

Last Friday, I headed to PUCV’s Casa Central, a leisurely 10-minute walk from my house in Cerro Barón, after the usual hearty breakfast prepared for me by my lovely host...keep reading