College Study Abroad Blog

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

Throughout the 20th century, Berlin has suffered harshly from world wars, facist regimes and politically instability that divided an entire city for many years. While studying in Berlin, I became...keep reading

By Chandler Compton, Student of Central European Studies Program, Prague, Spring 2019 At my internship site, the Institute of International Relations in Prague (IIR), researchers from around the world are...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

Students who study abroad often gush about all of their experiences, including the ups and downs of housing. Homestays are a particularly unique component of studying abroad, that offer students...keep reading

We’re now at the point in the semester where everything starts to come together: Our students have learned Kiswahili and prepared their research materials, they’ve moved into the village and...keep reading

How’s the fashion in Israel? What is the most common style for work or school? It’s time to discuss the big question of “what do Israelis like (and hate) to...keep reading

One of the most rewarding experiences when studying abroad are the connections that you make. Being an exchange student in Germany, Munich (a long time ago), I remember being excited...keep reading

After spending over a month in Moscow studying and exploring the city, I decided it was finally time to dive deeper into Russian culture and go ice skating! At the...keep reading

A wise Persian poet by the name of Saadi once said, "A traveler without observation, is a bird without wings." The same could be said about Global Interns doing business...keep reading