College Study Abroad Blog

Recently I have been able to visit two of London's most famous markets: Borough and Camden. Although they are both markets in London, they could not be more different from...keep reading

The term “culture shock” is probably a familiar term for most people who have travelled or lived internationally. It is defined as “the feeling of disorientation experienced by someone when...keep reading

Visit to Villa Fraga Neighbourhood By Professors Pablo Forte, Ezequiel Filgueira Risso and Iván Greco The City of Buenos Aires is known for its cultural diversity. During the Sustainability and...keep reading

Warm and sunny weather tangoed this noon for J-term students gathering at "El Zanjón de Granados", where we met for a visit. We had the chance to visit a typical...keep reading

By Tristan Robidoux, Student of Central European Studies Program, Prague, Fall 2019 After applying to a number of internships in Prague and receiving several offers, I was left with a...keep reading

The Buddy Bear originated from a street art project in Berlin back in 2001. The idea was to inspire a symbol of hope and optimism through displays of art scattered...keep reading

I could list a million reasons why you should study abroad in Palma, but these ladies are two big ones. They are great at their jobs- Susan ensuring our homestay...keep reading

The Student Representative Council, or SRC, was the first opportunity to get involved with the CIEE community that I had heard of in preparing to leave for my study abroad...keep reading

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

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