Why Public Health Degrees Matter More Than Ever – The Study Abroad Portal

Image source Public health challenges have become more complex and widespread in recent years. In the past decade, the number of infectious disease outbreaks worldwide has increased greatly. Beyond pandemics, issues like mental health crises, healthcare disparities, and environmental hazards continue to strain communities. These problems highlight an urgent need for trained professionals who can … Read more

The Ultimate Guide to Excelling in Your Post-Grad Studies – The Study Abroad Portal

Image source Postgraduate education is a transformative phase in anyone’s life. It’s not just another academic milestone but a critical period of growth that can shape your future. Whether you’re looking to deepen your expertise, pivot to a new field, or climb the professional ladder, post-grad studies open doors to incredible opportunities. However, the path … Read more

Exploring IEPs: A Guide for Aspiring Special Educators – The Study Abroad Portal

Image source Education has transformed over the years, thanks to technology and growing awareness of diverse learning needs. Schools now recognize that every child learns differently, and teachers are better equipped to meet these needs. A major part of this progress is the Individualized Education Program (IEP). IEPs provide tailored support for students with disabilities, … Read more

10 Smart Strategies for Managing Education Loan Repayments

Image Source Managing loan repayments can feel overwhelming, especially when juggling multiple monthly payments and interest rates while being a student. Without a solid plan, staying on track can be challenging, leading to financial stress. However, by taking a proactive approach, borrowers can make repayment more manageable while working toward financial stability. Several strategies can … Read more

An Ode to my Favorite Neighborhood in Seoul: Seongsu-dong

By: Kaitlyn Kong When people think of Seoul, many may immediately envision the hustle and bustle of districts like Gangnam or Myeongdong. However, for me, there’s one neighborhood that stands out as my favorite: Seongsu-dong. A direct subway ride from Sinchon Station Line 2, it is a vibrant, ever-evolving district that perfectly blends old industrial … Read more

Walking Through Art Exhibitions at C/O Berlin

By: Ivan Acevedo Hey y’all! Name’s Ivan. I’m a fourth-year at UC Berkeley, studying English and hoping to go into the advertising industry after college. If you’d like to see some other photos from my time in Berlin, check out my Instagram (@eightievs)! As part of my study abroad experience with CIEE in Berlin, I … Read more

Chinese New Year: The Ultimate Guide

Red envelopes, firecrackers, and a feast that puts your college meal plan to shame – Chinese New Year is the celebration of the year, and you don’t want to miss out. Whether you’re studying abroad, planning your next trip, or just here for the culture (and the dumplings), this guide will help you navigate the … Read more