College Study Abroad Blog

Monday through Thursday of each week, I walk up 120 stairs to reach my CIEE Campus at the top. While it can be tiring, the walk and the view at...keep reading

Autumn is a glorious time to be in Amsterdam! Whether it’s watching the slow change of the trees throughout the city progress, the darker mornings and evenings adding to a...keep reading

After a couple of months of language learning, culture discoveries and fun experiences in the city of light, CIEE Alicante students have explored the gastronomical offer of the city with...keep reading

While in Korea, it’s undoubtedly valuable to put effort into making Korean friends. Most students in CIEE take advantage of the Seoulmates program, which assigns students to a group of...keep reading

Me and Minty! Less than a week out from my arrival in Amsterdam, I purchased a bike. The first couple of days my butt was so sore that I couldn’t...keep reading

No matter where you travel as an international student, tasting local food will surely be part of your experience. Russian food does not top popularity charts in the United States,...keep reading

By Fall Liberal Arts Student, Vuk Muyot. Buenos Aires is one of the cities with the most libraries in the world. In the History and Literature course, we visited two...keep reading

By Professors Bruno Nunes and Natalia Nadal Some days ago, Intercultural Communication and Leadership students from Open Campus, Block I, went for a Graffiti Tour in Palermo's neighborhood to get...keep reading

When you think about preparing to study abroad, many things probably come to mind: what clothes to bring, arranging travel insurance and plane tickets, choosing classes or internships. These were...keep reading

I nervously bit at my nails, driving to the airport; scared of the unknowns and what would come of the next four months with the CIEE Iringa program. My friend...keep reading