College Study Abroad Blog

We are a small but mighty crew in the radio workshop at CIREFE, the international school of Université Rennes 2. From an outsider perspective, it may sound like we’re just...keep reading

South Korea is THE destination for K-Pop fans, and while K-Pop was not my main reason for studying in Seoul, there was no way I was going to ignore that...keep reading

It's Tuesday, August 24th at 11:55 am. Five more minutes until most international students who arrived in Seoul to get to know the Korean culture and lifestyle can finally get...keep reading

Seoul, South Korea is full of wonderful art exhibitions and museums. One that caught my eye was the Color Pool Museum located in Insa-dong. This exhibition is located in a...keep reading

Enjoy this music video I put together for my Understanding K-pop class! ^^^ CIEE has a great community, but the Yonsei University exchange program extends beyond just CIEE. I highly...keep reading

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

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

Due to a lack of Eastern music dominating Western culture scenes, it’s not often that Americans have the opportunity to attend Korean concerts. My experiences until recently have been limited...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

I had a very fortunate chance of being able to go see BTS while I was in Korea. It was for their 6th Muster concert in Seoul, Day 2(June 23,...keep reading