College Study Abroad Blog

In the middle of my village Kidete, there is a little "downtown" area that they call the junction. When I say downtown, I mean a few stores where you can...keep reading

By Spring Liberal Arts Student, Maggie McCabe Being asked to reflect on my experience studying abroad, I don’t even know where to begin. I vividly remember boarding my second leg...keep reading

I nervously bit at my nails, driving to the airport; scared of the unknowns and what would come of the next four months with the CIEE Iringa program. My friend...keep reading

August 26, 2019, I attended an event called the 'queer Bazaar', a show put together by a local NGO, which brought together people from the LGBT+ community and allies from...keep reading

Hello again! I have completed my first week interning in London! Working as a Volunteer Officer for The Conservation Volunteers has been such an adventure. Walking to work the first...keep reading

With CIEE, we were able to have an opportunity to teach English to Korean High school students. Of course, since I want to teach English in the future in Korea,...keep reading

Professor Bruno Nunes and his Global Scholars students taking Comparative Politics course were received at the International Amnesty, Argentine section, by its Director of Promotion and Protection of Human Rights...keep reading

Welcome to Madrid! I enrolled in the for credit, service-learning course which combines a structured curriculum and a placement in Madrid with a local community-based organization. Here, student community service...keep reading

CIEE Hyderabad program encourages its students to fully utilize their time every day after classes and on weekends to volunteer at NGOs, learn Indian musical instruments & classical vocal, dance,...keep reading

By Molly Templin, Global Scholar Coming to Villa Juncal Nursing Home for the first time I was a bit intimidated to meet the people and maybe not be able to...keep reading