College Study Abroad Blog

Everyday on my way to class I would walk past towering churches and rich archaeological sites. Rome is a mix of art styles each more impressive than the last and...keep reading

This week our class took a sweet trip to the Chocolate Museum in Barcelona! Instead of having a normal class, we had a field trip! We met at the museum...keep reading

Ohio Wesleyan University (OWU) student Becca S. enjoyed every minute of her study abroad experience with CIEE – even the day she broke her toe during an impromptu soccer game...keep reading

You've probably heard of the phrase "history is written by the victor." The winning side earns the honor and valor for their efforts in the war, whereas the losing side...keep reading

Hello everyone!! The semester before I came to Spain, I attended multiple crash courses and trainings on studying abroad that were mandatory from my university. I am also lucky to...keep reading

Written by Maya Peske (Cornell College), Internship in Sustainability and the Environment The road from San Luis up to Monteverde is well known by all of the people in the...keep reading

Author: Kate Carrington Recently, I had the exciting opportunity to visit the village of Sub Wai in order to explore the topic of land management. I found this unit particularly...keep reading

If you want an authentic taste of what a career in international media entails, make Seville your beat for a study abroad semester. Twice a year, students in the Communications,...keep reading

Written by Jack Mahr (Pacific Lutheran University), Internship on Sustainability and the Environment. With over 80 hectares, most of which is a primary forest, this Finca Laguna Verde does a...keep reading

Written by Fay Swift (Knox College), Internship on Sustainability and the Environment. My last four weeks were spent working for the Monteverde Conservation Association at Bajo del Tigre. The ACM...keep reading