College Study Abroad Blog

If you or anyone you know is considering study abroad in Spain, I would like to recommend three books about African Americans in Spain as initial reference points before the...keep reading

Madison Peak, a rising Junior at Arizona State University, thought she would be spending this summer studying abroad in Prague. Unfortunately, COVID-19 made that impossible. Madison is planning to graduate...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

Written by Guy Ginsberg (George Washington University), Internship in Sustainability and the Environment. My internship focus was on creating a promotional video for Compense Su Huella, CORCLIMA’s fundraising initiative which...keep reading

Written by Natalie Schoen (University of Iowa), Internship in Sustainability and the Environment Throughout the last four weeks, I have had the opportunity to work with CORCLIMA, an
 organization whose...keep reading

Dominika Struk, student from the University of Illinois at Chicagoparticipating last Spring 2018 semester in #CIEE Seville Communication, New media and Journalism program, was looking for an exceptional person to...keep reading

Laura Place, student of the Communications, New Media and Journalism Spanish program, interviews her professor Marina Blesa. Marina awaits the answers of her students with an ever-encouraging expression. She smiles...keep reading

There's more to Seville than soccer. This is the story of basketball star Ryan Kelly, former Duke, LA Lakers and Houston Rockets NBA player, as told by future sports journalist...keep reading

Every semester, Spanish photographer and CIEE professor Antonio Pérez Gil collaborates with Rubén Díaz in his course 'Digital and Visual Culture in Contemporary Spain'. On this occasion, Antonio facilitated a...keep reading

It is said that the number of minority students who study abroad is slim to none. I’ve experienced this first hand in over 13 countries during my time abroad. My...keep reading