College Study Abroad Blog

The livin’ is easy Summer is here and it’s the perfect time for a change of scenery. Why not grab a few credits abroad? CIEE offers three 4-week summer sessions...keep reading

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

In our region of the world, the weather is often unpredictable, especially in the transitional seasons (like the fall). So while some days during October and November may have a...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

A comic by Amy Pelz, Macalester College I came into the Advanced Arabic Language program at CIEE Amman with no experience in Jordanian dialect. Admittedly, my Modern Standard (Fusha) wasn't...keep reading

Study abroad is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and you want to pick the program that is perfect for you. But which is right for you? CIEE’s Open Campus Block program or...keep reading

Today marks my third week in Alicante, Spain and what a journey it has been so far! Here in Alicante, I have been introduced to some wonderful people that have...keep reading

By Molly Templin, Global Scholar Bright and early on January 18, our Global Scholars group boarding a plane to visit Bariloche for the weekend! Our Study Tour had started. We...keep reading

A question we commonly get from prospective applicants to our program is about the living quarters in Iringa. While they’re in Iringa, students stay at our host university, Ruaha Catholic...keep reading