College Study Abroad Blog

By Open Campus Student, Kelsey Lynn Dearing CIEE Buenos Aires offers students the opportunity of meeting locals, Porteños, at Mate Club. Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Argentineans seeking for new...keep reading

As a study abroad student, I am chained to the labels of being a woman, a Muslim, a Sri Lankan, and a brown-skinned American. The cultural and religious expectations that...keep reading

Hindi is a really fun and fascinating language. Although India is home to 22 languages, and most travelers can get by with only speaking English, learning Hindi can help you...keep reading

By Alice Bodge, Student of Communications, New Media and Journalism Program, Prague, Fall 2019 This fall, I’ve had the pleasure of interning with the Global Arena Research Institute (GARI) in...keep reading

In honour of my last blog from the field, I thought I’d go against my usual grain and actually post something brief and to the point. While I’m glad I...keep reading

By Alex Sorensen, St. Olaf College Hello! My name is Alexa Sorensen, and I'm a student from St Olaf College, studying on our Global Semester program. We have been traveling...keep reading

Alright so I guess it’s time to be cryptic. In case you haven’t guessed by this blog post’s title, we’re gonna talk about death today, but don’t worry! We’ll keep...keep reading

If you want an authentic taste of what a career in international media entails, make Seville your beat for a study abroad semester. Twice a year, students in the Communications,...keep reading

During my study abroad experience, I am both a student and a traveller. As such, I get to have busy weekends exploring temples and caves and forests, but I also...keep reading

My time in Cape Town has been incredible. Arriving in Cape Town on a Sunday night before our Monday orientation, I stayed in a local Rondebosch AirBnB nearby. It was...keep reading