College Study Abroad Blog

Professor Bruno Nunes and his Global Scholars students taking Comparative Politics course were received at the International Amnesty, Argentine section, by its Director of Promotion and Protection of Human Rights...keep reading

One of my favorite days on the CIEE Tanzania calendar is our bi-annual “Community Day,” an event CIEE sponsors in conjunction with our partner NGO, Rural Development Organization (RDO). Community...keep reading

I am half Egyptian, Muslim, don’t cover my hair, and speak minimal Arabic. This led to me having a very different study abroad experience from my friends of other ethnicities...keep reading

After a year of volunteering at CIEE, something has changed within me, I am certain. It started subtly and then it spread out as a ripple would, across the water...keep reading

By Molly Templin, Global Scholar Coming to Villa Juncal Nursing Home for the first time I was a bit intimidated to meet the people and maybe not be able to...keep reading

Where do you see yourself in the next five years? Two years? One week? How about tomorrow? I never really could have answered that question without crossed fingers hoping that...keep reading

Last semester, I volunteered as an English tutor for North Korean defectors. I was paired with a college student from North Korea and taught her English, but more importantly she...keep reading

One of the questions you might be asking yourself before travelling to the Middle East is – what will I eat? Whether you have special dietary requirements or you’re a...keep reading

As all good things come to an end, so does my journey in CIEE as R.A. These last 6 months have been amazing, I had so many good experiences and...keep reading