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Australia’s Favorite Vacation Spot
By: Keira Engler In my time spent studying abroad in Australia, I tried to make every second count. I braved the wildlife in Royal National Park, bartered at the Glebe... keep reading
The Bike Trip That Didn't Happen (Yet)
Written by Catherine Ripsteen student from Open Campus Spring Block 3 2025: The Bike Trip That Didn't Happen Date: 4/02/25 Copenhagen is consistently ranked as one of the world’s most... keep reading
Top Moments from My Time Studying Abroad in Madrid
By: Michael Penaranda I will always treasure the life-changing experience of studying abroad in Madrid. The city will always be a memorable part of my life because of its rich... keep reading
Eating Away Homesickness
Even though it’s my second time living abroad—specifically in South Korea—that doesn’t make me immune to homesickness. Honestly, it sneaks up on you in the most unexpected ways. Sometimes, it’s... keep reading
The Unexpected Joys of Teaching English to Korean Senior Citizens
When I signed up to study abroad in South Korea, I imagined a whirlwind of new experiences in the neon-lit city of Seoul. What I didn’t expect? My most fulfilling... keep reading
From Gears to Galleries: Inspiring an Engineer to Love Art
By: Lydia Malen Hello! I am beyond excited to be writing my first blog post for CIEE! My name is Lydia Malen, and I have been an Open Campus Block... keep reading
What It’s Like to Study Abroad in Prague with CIEE
By: Veronica Kaplan I would be lying if I said I was not nervous to go abroad, even more so due to the fact I had never been to Prague... keep reading
Falling in Love with Kyoto
By: Diego Lara When asked where my favorite place to study abroad is, I stopped to think about my experiences. I want to think about all the memories and pros... keep reading
My Study Abroad Experience in Madrid: Living, Learning, and Exploring Europe
By Julia Garey Studying abroad is often described as one of the most transformative experiences in a student’s life, as I did when my Open Campus 2 block in Madrid... keep reading
My 24-hour visit to Auckland!
When most people think of visiting New Zealand, Queenstown usually tops the list. But skipping Auckland—New Zealand’s largest city with over 1.5 million people—means missing out on a whole different... keep reading
ASU Online Spotlight #3: Week of April 7
Meet the ASU Online Scholars Studying Asynchronously Across the Globe! Studying abroad while taking online, asynchronous courses? With CIEE Study Abroad and ASU’s partnership, it’s not just possible – it’s... keep reading
Hosting Loved Ones in France
When my mom came during our winter break, we traveled together to Paris, Annecy, and Nice. It was a week full of slow mornings, long afternoons at coffee shops, and... keep reading
Première rencontre avec une personne inconnue à Rennes / My first interaction with a stranger in Rennes
«T’as pas froid ?» dit une voix venant de ma droite. «…» le temps de comprendre que quelqu’un me parle. «Me–euh moi ? Non, il fait pas trop mauvais pour... keep reading
Courses at Yonsei University—Difficulty, Planning & Advice!
If you're curious about the difficulty of college courses in South Korea, as well as course planning and advice, then this article is for you. In this blog, I delve into my courses at Yonsei University and offer helpful advice for course planning—tune in to learn more!
Emerson Eller da Silva: "Berlin has stolen my heart!":
"Berlin has stolen my heart!" – These words from Emerson Eller da Silva perfectly capture the magic of studying abroad in Germany’s vibrant capital. The first program of 2025 at... keep reading