College Study Abroad Blog

By Professor Hernán 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

By Professor Hernán 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

By Trey Carlisle, Spring 2019 Studying abroad in Nanjing, China through CIEE Nanjing’s Intensive Language and Culture Immersion program was one of the greatest decisions I could have ever made!...keep reading

Hi friends, During my time at Yonsei, I really wanted to converse and learn more Korean. Yonsei University has an exchange program where they assign you with a language exchange...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

Surprise tends to be a constant feeling in all of our lives. It’s only natural that we are unable to predict everything that will happen to us. Arriving in Russia...keep reading

By Liberal Arts Student, Luke Green On Wednesday, the Green Business class for Liberal Arts Program went on a visit to a dairy factory owned by La Serenisima in the...keep reading

With CIEE, we were able to have an opportunity to teach English to Korean High school students. Of course, since I want to teach English in the future in Korea,...keep reading

Approaching the day of arrival of a homestay trip can bring a lot of excitement, but also apprehension and stress. For those lucky enough to be in a homestay where...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