College Study Abroad Blog

Let's get some formalities out of the way, shall we? I'm a twenty-year-old student. I'm a college athlete. I help to manage a research lab on campus. One day I...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

During Spring Block III, our students visited Turin, a city perhaps not so famous abroad, but with more than 2000 years of history. It is the fourth Italian city by...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

Students concerned about the impact of study abroad on their carbon footprint can breathe a big sigh of carbon dioxide. CIEE’s new Global Institute in Monteverde plans to become carbon...keep reading

Ever wonder why Buenos Aires is called The Paris of South America? Student’s studying abroad with CIEE this fall will find out, firsthand. The Buenos Aires Global Institute is moving...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

Are you looking for a diverse study abroad experience? Are you curious about multiple countries and cultures? Are you a jetsetter? If so, we have the perfect program for you!...keep reading

Ever think you’d be strolling the same hallways as a 16th-century Vatican Cardinal? Study abroad in Rome in January 2020, and you will be! The CIEE Global Institute – Rome...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