Raw | Introduction The core of every community is the intense commitment to nurture its most vulnerable members: children. Amidst such a sea of vulnerability, there lies hope in the Child Development Project (CDP), compassion blended with action, in the holistic development of children, especially those from rural and marginalized settings. The name may be … Read more
Raw | Introduction BAF or Bachelor of Accounting and Finance is the degree pursued after 12th or commonly known as a graduate degree designed for students who aim to get specialised knowledge in accounting and finance, for those who are looking forward to a career in accounting, auditing, taxation, investment, or financial planning. It is … Read more
Raw | Introduction MCS stands for “Master of Computer Science.” But more than a degree, it meant something much more; it was a plunge into innovations, problem-solving, and an endless quest for knowledge. For students, in the fast-changing world of technology in India, knowing about MCS was like unlocking a minefield of possibilities. Imagine walking … Read more
Raw | Introduction In the tapestry that constitutes society, the most obvious meaning of the PWD acronym is “People with Disabilities.” This collective of people can be the epitome of diversity that navigate life under various spectrums, be they physical, sensory, or those battling cognitive or emotional hardships. However, as the context unfolds, it needs … Read more
19 Eager to step into the footsteps of a college student who’s studying abroad in France? We recently caught up with AIFS Abroad program participant Farida from the University of Cincinnati, who has been spending an academic year on the French Riviera in Cannes. Read on to learn more about her study abroad experience with … Read more
Navigating social situations can be tricky, especially when you’re an introvert. It’s all about perceptions. Often, actions that seem normal to you can be misconstrued by others. Being an introvert, I could tell you that we’re often misjudged as cold or rude, when in reality, we’re just being ourselves. In this piece, I’ll share seven … Read more
The past has a way of sneaking up on us. Our childhood experiences shape us in profound ways, often influencing how we handle emotions, relationships, and challenges as adults. If you experienced an unhappy childhood, some of its effects might still linger, even if you don’t consciously realize it. You see, recognizing these signs is … Read more
Study abroad programs come in all shapes and sizes, from a few weeks to an entire academic year, giving you the flexibility to choose what works best for your goals and schedule. Whether you’re considering a summer program in Europe, a semester in South America, or anything in between, each program length brings its own … Read more
By: Emma Janssen Amsterdam is a bustling city with incredible tourist attractions that you must see when you’re here! Having spent almost three months studying abroad in Amsterdam, I’ve had the chance to explore its rich cultural landscape and would love to share my top 5 list, in no particular order, of museums that are … Read more
By: Lena Lawal My six weeks in Kyoto, Japan, were nothing short of transformative. Heading there, I had no expectations—just a mix of curiosity and uncertainty, as I knew very little about Japanese culture. This blend of nervousness and intrigue made the experience even more impactful. From day one, CIEE Kyoto welcomed me warmly, with … Read more