College Study Abroad Blog

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

The fall term is about to come to an end at IAAC and the GAD students are finishing their work on digital fabrication and parametric design. Here are some photos...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

The best way to discover your favorite corners of the world is by accident. I don’t mean to sound all #wanderlust-y, but wandering takes you places Google Maps and even...keep reading

Prague is an incredible city, but there are also so many other places to visit just a train ride away! Exploring the smaller towns of the Czech Republic is a...keep reading

Few places in the world truly live up to high expectations as we visit them, but Mont Saint Michel was one of the places that truly took my breath away...keep reading

Hey friends! If you’re new to my lil blogging corner, marhaba (welcome)! I’m Jenny, but you can call me Jen. I like blasting folk music in the mornings, blow too...keep reading

As if Buenos Aires’ didn’t have enough going for it – with its cultural largesse, tree-lined boulevards, fascinating history, world-famous beef, and passionate tango. Now this cosmopolitan city is playing...keep reading

Global Architecture + Design students have visited IAAC's Valldaura Labs and are introduced to IAAC's research on self-sufficient and advanced ecological buildings! The Valldaura Campus is a large park and...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