College Study Abroad Blog

In May of this year, CIEE Legon hosted a faculty-led Engineering group from the University of Houston, in collaboration with the School of Engineering Sciences (SES), University of Ghana. The...keep reading

Last month, Yecco and CIEE students met to explore and learn at the Lotte World Folk Museum. Yecco is an organization made up of local Korean students who have a...keep reading

As my time in South Korea is coming to an end, I've been having difficulty processing how to say goodbye and who to say goodbye to. So with this final...keep reading

Going to a foreign country can be intimidating and I know that the anticipation can lead to a lot of questions that are hard to find answers for. Here are...keep reading

One of the best parts about Seoul is the bustling arts culture. In Seoul, there’s plenty of theatre performances, fashion shows, galeries, and concerts to explore! Now, I can go...keep reading

An atmosphere of intense anxiety Midterms in America don’t seem like such a big deal but in South Korea they’re everything. They determine almost your entire grade and for the...keep reading

In early February, I took a 2 and a half hour KTX train ride from Seoul to Gyeongju, in Gyeongsangbuk-do which is towards the southeastern area of Korea. Gyeongju was...keep reading

Can it really make my resume stand out from the pack? Will I come away with marketable skills I wouldn’t have learned on campus? YES, YES, and YES. Study abroad...keep reading

Riley Alexandra Bresnahan, an Oceanography major and Midshipman from the United States Naval Academy is studying at CIEE Legon at University of Ghana this Fall 2021 Term. In addition to...keep reading

After about a month here, I feel like I am somewhat qualified to write about what I would call ‘game changers’ which are basically things that I bought or found...keep reading