People all over the globe consider Lionel Messi the best soccer player in the world. Not only is he the five-time Best FIFA Men's Player, he’s from Argentina.
Soccer isn’t all you’ll experience when you study abroad in Argentina. This Latin American country is big into rugby and tennis, and has been named the World Polo Champion more times than any other country!
“It was really interesting to see [a rugby game], and especially fun to see all the fans dressed up supporting their team.”
Margot K. • Brown University • Buenos Aires – Advanced Spanish Immersion
Australia
Rugby, surfing, and tennis are some of the biggest sports in Australia. Plus, Sydney is consistently recognized for its outdoor lifestyle, and you’re sure to find Sydneysiders surfing at any point in the year.
Of course sports are a big part of life when you study abroad in England—cricket, tennis, rugby…you name it. But you don’t just have to take our word for it. Check out this awesome photo of an IES Intern at her Wimbledon internship.
Rugby’s sure to top the list for sports popularity in New Zealand. Not only is rugby considered the national sport, this country has won the most rugby World Cup titles—including back-to-back titles in the last two Rugby World Cups! Experience rugby culture at its finest when you study abroad in New Zealand.
“At the risk of sounding cliche, it really is okay to make a fool of yourself, to fail at things, and to do things you're not good at just because you like them. The world is big and it's beautiful, and most things that feel scary in the moment aren't quite as deep as they feel.”
Isabel R. • Carleton College • Buenos Aires – Latin American Societies & Cultures
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“It was really interesting to see [a rugby game], and especially fun to see all the fans dressed up supporting their team.”Margot K. • Brown University • Buenos Aires – Advanced Spanish Immersion
“At the risk of sounding cliche, it really is okay to make a fool of yourself, to fail at things, and to do things you're not good at just because you like them. The world is big and it's beautiful, and most things that feel scary in the moment aren't quite as deep as they feel.”Isabel R. • Carleton College • Buenos Aires – Latin American Societies & Cultures
