College Study Abroad Blog
How to Put an Internship Abroad on Your Resume (With Examples)
An internship abroad can help you build professional experience, expand your network, and develop skills that employers value. While the experience itself can be transformative, it can also pay off... keep reading
How to Choose an Internship Abroad That Matches Your Career Goals
An internship abroad can be an incredible way to see the world, but the best experiences offer something more: professional growth that continues long after you return home. A well-matched... keep reading
10 Internship Abroad Skills That Employers Actually Want
Real talk: your resume has about six seconds to make an impression. A degree gets you in the pile. What gets you the interview is proof you can actually do... keep reading
How to Fit an Internship Abroad into Your Degree Plan
If you're interested in interning abroad, you've probably asked yourself at least one practical question: "Can I actually fit this into my degree plan?" Between major requirements, graduation timelines, financial... keep reading
Top 5 Weekend Trips from Buenos Aires for Study Abroad Students
Studying abroad in Buenos Aires means experiencing one of Latin America's most exciting cities, from its colorful neighborhoods and buzzing cafés to its legendary food scene and vibrant nightlife. But... keep reading
Happy Hongdaeween!
When the Halloween plans make it out of the groupchat the night of, here’s what happens…
7 Tropical Places to Study Abroad
Dreaming of sunshine, palm trees, and unforgettable adventures? What if you could experience all that and earn college credits? Sounds like a win-win! From lush rainforests and crystal-clear coastlines to... keep reading
Exploring Andong: Traditional Korean Culture, Tasty Flavors, and Peaceful Sceneries!
The great thing about studying abroad through CIEE, is that they host so many different activities and programs that allow the students to get to know each other and experience... keep reading
Journey to Busan: Beautiful Views, Cultural Villages, and Making New Friends!
I'm sure when many people think of popular media from Korea, they think of titles like ‘Parasite’, ‘Squid Games’, or even ‘Train to Busan’. Well, during my time in Korea... keep reading
Living Between Japan and Oman
Written by Ayah Okada, CIEE Kyoto Program Coordinator I grew up in Muscat, Oman, a community of about 59,400 people where everyone knew everyone. That closeness was suffocating in ways... keep reading
In A Very Gyopo Time of My Life: Korean-American in Seoul
One of the biggest questions I asked myself before coming to study abroad was: How am I going to tap into my roots when I come to Seoul? In Korea... keep reading
Don’t Yuck My Yum: Eating through Korea as a former picky eater
Younger me would be so proud. At 10 years old, all I would eat was bread and butter, but since I’ve been in Korea, I’ve eaten foods I never before... keep reading
10 things NONE of the TikToks told me (about living in Seoul)
Like most, I watched a healthy amount of TikToks and Instagram Reels before coming to Seoul, South Korea, to prepare myself. I’m sure if you’re thinking of studying abroad here... keep reading
Midterms at Yonsei University (Scary)
5 tips to survive midterms at Yonsei from someone who was shaking in their boots during exam week.
Affordable Eats in Sinchon
Finding good food around the Yonsei University, Sinchon campus in Seoul is extremely easy, but finding a good meal at an affordable price can be a bit more challenging. If... keep reading