Is “college” the same as “university” in the UK? For many, especially international students, the terms can be confusing. Understanding the distinction is crucial when planning your education in the UK. Unlike other countries, such as the United States, where “college” often refers to degree-granting institutions, the UK uses these terms differently. In this blog, … Read more
Nia Lewis (’25) is a Communication major studying at the University of Aberdeen for Fall 2024. What do you get when you combine events full of new people, unpredictable weather and new germs? The Freshers’ Flu! Many students, including myself, caught a cold within the first few weeks of being here, which is common. I … Read more
This is an excerpt from the live webinar that took place on December 11th, which you can find here: https://thestudyabroadportal.com/open-day/combine-cultural-management-education-and-applied-languages-at-nebrija-in-madrid-spain/ Thank you very much. Good morning ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the brief webinar. My name is Saloomeh, I’m the director of international development. Gracias. It is a pleasure for me to start this.presentation by … Read more
I stared at a blank canvas a few months ago, struggling to bring a concept to life. I wished there was a way to magically translate the idea into something visual. Then, I discovered AI image generators, and everything changed. Tools like DALL·E and MidJourney felt like unlocking a superpower—I could simply describe my vision, … Read more
Education is a fundamental right that lays the foundation for personal growth, economic mobility, and societal progress. However, millions of children worldwide face significant barriers to accessing high-quality education due to poverty, geographic isolation, or systemic inequalities. Bridging these gaps is essential to ensuring that every child has a chance to thrive. Here are clear … Read more
There’s a noticeable divide between being common sense-challenged and simply being unobservant. This gap is all about awareness. Men who lack common sense often exhibit certain behaviors without even realizing they’re doing it. On the flip side, those who are just unobservant might miss out on small details, but they don’t necessarily lack the reasoning … Read more
Caitlyn Mayes is an ISA Madrid alumni and Global Ambassador at the University of South Carolina. In this blog, she shares her insights on studying abroad as an introvert. Caitlyn in front of the River Thames, the Palace of Westminster, and Big Ben in London At first thought, studying abroad as an introverted person doesn’t … Read more
Navigating the world of finance as you age can be a challenge. The key to doing it wisely? Learning what habits to ditch. We all have certain financial behaviors that might not serve us in the long run. And as we grow older, it becomes crucial to reassess these habits and say goodbye to the … Read more
Student Ambassador Ava Urquidez shares her top 5 things to do in Dublin during the winter! From festive Christmas markets to cosy pub quizzes and exploring the National Art Gallery, Ava has the perfect winter activities to keep you entertained in Dublin. Let’s face it: Dublin, Ireland, gets dark and cold during the winter months. … Read more
Have you ever wondered what truly sets the rich and successful apart? I know I have. Over the years, I’ve been fascinated by the routines, choices, and mindsets that allow some people to achieve extraordinary success—not just financially, but in life as a whole. What have I learned? Well, one of the biggest things is … Read more