College Study Abroad Blog

This past weekend was particularly busy for our students as they experienced their first safari! We left on Friday morning for Ruaha National Park, which is one of the largest...keep reading

By Professor Hernán Guastalegnnane Buenos Aires has many parks and plazas, they are the lungs of the city. Visitors don’t fail to be impressed at how green the city is...keep reading

Study abroad in Copenhagen and find out why Lonely Planet named it the best place to visit in 2019. Is it the old-world charm? Cosmopolitan character? Here’s our take on...keep reading

Studying abroad in a foreign country is exciting, but it can also be challenging to get adjusted to a new city. Barcelona is the perfect example – the capital of...keep reading

"Welcome to Alicante!"- we greeted every student arriving yesterday to the Airport carrying their belongings in heavy suitcases. It's been a long trip and not many hours of sleep but...keep reading

Captain’s log: it has been approximately 4 weeks since the temperature has reached more than 18°C. I am thankful that my every move doesn’t induce a pool of sweat but...keep reading

When traveling, illness is always a risk. Whether you’re going to London or Dar, there’s a chance that you’ll eat something that doesn’t agree with you, pick up a cold...keep reading

Written by Andrew Maxey On the night of October 25th, current and former CIEE students, cultural ambassadors, staff, and supporters gathered for a banquet in the Taipei World Trade Center...keep reading

By Grace Dickinson This weekend, the CIEE Liberal Arts students ventured off to Mendoza, Argentina, a beautiful province in the northwestern part of the country famous for its incredible mountain...keep reading

By Professor Carlota Ramírez Last Monday, at the local GI Center Buenos Aires , students at the “Gender, reproductive rights and health in contemporary Latin America” class, within the Global...keep reading