50 Creating future global leaders? We’re all about it. As an international education organization who has been providing the very best in study abroad and international internship programs for decades, we know a thing or two about co-curricular and experiential learning experiences that help students thrive. It’s our pleasure to provide our participants with as … Read more
DIS Copenhagen students Grace (she/her), Evergreen State College, and Jordyn (they/them), Swarthmore College, teamed up to slow travel via train and bus from Copenhagen to Kristiansand, a smaller community on the southern coast of Norway. The two met in their Core Course, European Urban Experience: Why Cities Matter and discovered that they were both interested … Read more
France has become a very appealing alternative for students all over the world. Selecting the proper location for higher education is an important decision. France provides a distinctive educational experience and is well-known for its varied landscapes, high standards of academic achievement, and rich culture. In our guide, we’ll examine the top universities, discuss the … Read more
As a spring-term study abroad student, I would be lying if I said I didn’t spend my entire spring break freaking out about packing. I had to have been the most stressed I have ever been… in regards to packing suitcases. At least Drexel was thirty minutes away from home, but Japan was a whole … Read more
The University of West London (UWL) is a UK public research university with campuses in Ealing, Brentford, and Reading, Berkshire. Established in 1860 as the Lady Byron School, it evolved through various names and mergers to become UWL in 2010. Comprising nine schools, including business, hospitality, computing, music, nursing, law, and film, UWL offers diverse … Read more
By: Maria Brunetta Nothing could prepare me for the unique atmosphere that Seville has during the springtime. When we arrived on January 17th, the sun was shining and the air was crisp. For lovers of a classic trench coat, like me, it was perfect. It was cold for a good month, but we slowly started … Read more
By: Sam Li Stepping off the plane in Cape Town felt like stepping into a whirlwind of vibrant energy, complex history, and breathtaking landscapes. This wasn’t just any summer adventure; it was the beginning of my journey as a Frederick Douglass Global Fellow in South Africa, a land etched with the struggles and triumphs of … Read more
Are you tired of settling for mediocre meals and uninspiring snacks during your breaks between classes? Fear not! The CIEE Team has scouted the area surrounding the office and Abbey College to bring you a delectable selection of culinary delights, all within a leisurely 15-minute stroll. Get ready to embark on a flavorful journey with … Read more
Authored by Thalo Campbell 初めまして、皆さん～。Hello everyone, I’m Thalo Campbell. I’m in the Spring Ancient and Modern Japan (AMJ) program here at CIEE Kyoto, although by the time this is posted I’ll likely be back in the US! As part of the AMJ program we went on numerous trips to locations and experiences that helped … Read more
This past weekend was nothing short of magical as I embarked on an adventure to explore some of South Korea’s most iconic destinations: Nami Island, Namsan Tower, and Everland. Each stop offered a unique experience, blending natural beauty, cultural immersion, and thrilling excitement. Join me as I recount the highlights of this unforgettable journey. Nami … Read more