College Study Abroad Blog

London!! Hi again!! The past four weeks in London have flown by, and I have enjoyed every bit of my time interning with The Conservation Volunteers (TCV)! Each day brings...keep reading

Sardinia is the second largest island in the Mediterranean Sea (after Sicily and before Cyprus), located west of Italy and close to the French island Corsica. Sardinia is politically an...keep reading

Venice is undoubtedly one of the most famous and iconic Italian cities in the world. Due to the urban peculiarities and its artistic heritage, Venice is universally considered one of...keep reading

Written by Monica Brown - University of Minnessota. My name is Monica Brown and I am currently a student at the University of Minnesota participating in the CIEE study abroad...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

By Liberal Arts Student Luke Green On Saturday, CIEE Liberal Arts and Open Campus students went on a tour of the Casa Rosada, the presidential palace of Argentina. Comparative Politics...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

By Global Scholar Harper Speagle-Price Just before 5am, CIEE Open Campus headed to the airport to embark on our study tour in Iguazú Falls (las Cataratas del Iguazú). Iguazú Falls...keep reading

By Professor Hernán Guastalegnnane Buenos Aires has many parks and plazas, they are the lungs of the city. Visitors don’t fail to be impressed at how green the city is...keep reading

By Molly Templin, Global Scholar Bright and early on January 18, our Global Scholars group boarding a plane to visit Bariloche for the weekend! Our Study Tour had started. We...keep reading