Education is a critical investment that enhances individual and organizational progress, although the learning process presents various barriers that affect the student. All of these issues—from dyslexia to slow learning to physical disabilities to financial difficulties—require carefully planned and well-balanced solutions if they are to provide every child a fair opportunity at success. Please find … Read more
Study business in South Korea and get impressive results after your semester or year abroad! South Korea is a welcoming nation that provides generous opportunities for international students. Whether you’re looking to further your education or immerse in the captivating Korean culture, this country will support your growth in every possible way. To help you … Read more
Have you ever wondered why STEM programs in U.S. universities are so popular? With the growing demand for science and technology education in America, it’s no surprise that many students choose to study STEM in the USA. These programs offer the best STEM courses and prepare students for exciting careers in various fields. In this … Read more
Highlights: London tops QS Best Student Cities ranking for the sixth year in a row. The ranking considers factors such as student mix, desirability, employer activity, and affordability. London’s cultural diversity, world-class institutions, and vibrant job market contribute to its top ranking. QS Best Student Cities Rankings are in its 12th year and the list … Read more
I attended the study abroad program in Japan while taking International Relations. A trip to Japan has always been a bucket list destination for me. Although we had to endure the 13-hour plane ride, it was worth it. I could have gotten off to a better start in Japan as my phone decided to leave … Read more
While in Japan, our group visited many different culturally significant places. A few of these were UNESCO World Heritage Sites. World Heritage Sites are landmarks and areas with legal protection administered by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) for having cultural, historical, or scientific significance. These protected sites included Himeji Castle, Peace Memorial … Read more
Written by Niklas Gamble (University of Minnesota), Student Correspondent for CET Taiwan, Summer 2024 Studying abroad is one of the highlights of entering into adulthood for many college students. I have met so many twenty, thirty, and forty-somethings who fondly recall their study abroad adventures. For them, it’s always been spoken of as a distant, formative memory, … Read more
Written by Eliza Ward (Meredith College), Student Correspondent for CET Siena, Summer 2024 Culture shock, jet lag, homesickness, new environment, and language—oh my! The possibilities are endless when traveling to a new country. I remember my first time arriving in Italy feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, and lost at times. I was unaware of the language, typical routines, dos and … Read more
In choosing between Copenhagen and other opportunities in other countries abroad, it was my admittance to the Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Europe class and practicum that truly solidified my decision to come to Denmark. The course, which runs in the Labs, Research, & Practicum Session (spanning Sessions 1 and 2), works as an entirely hands-on … Read more
The moment I found out I had received full funding from my college to study abroad with DIS, I opened TikTok and searched “Copenhagen.” My screen filled with with idyllic photos and videos of Copenhagen, from Nyhavn to local museums to bakeries. “Top 5 Eats in Copenhagen,” read one tagline. “How to Spend a Perfect … Read more