How to make your Study Abroad in Nantes Affordable
Some tips to have a great study abroad experience as cheap as possible!
We have been notified that forms are not loading correctly for some students. If you’re having trouble accessing your forms, we would recommend that you try refreshing your page, logging in with an incognito window, or clearing your cache and cookies. If you’re still unable to access your forms after this, please reach out to your IES Abroad advisor.
All Student Blogs
1 - 9 of 12 Results
Statiegeld Nederland: The Bottle Deposit Program
Trading in my plastic bottles and cans, and comparing sustainability in the NL & America.
A day hike in Manzanares el Real: Exploring nature outside of Madrid
Nestled in the northern reaches of the Community of Madrid, Manzanares el Real offers a perfect day trip for those seeking to escape the city bustle and embrace...
Sustainable Bike Tour Through Salamanca
Exploring Salamanca’s green spaces and sustainability initiatives on a bike tour.
Blog 1 Recap: My First Month in Freiburg
lag and the cold welcome of snow and wind, I found the transition tough. Yet, Freiburg captivated me with its winter wonderland appeal against the Black Forest...
A Green Haven: Sustainable Living in Amsterdam
This blog post showcases Amsterdam's remarkable sustainability efforts, focusing on active transportation, a culture of reuse, and cultivating a sustainable...
The Short and Sustainable History of Freiburg
Freiburg wasn't always as sustainable as it is today. Let's talk about how it earned its name: The Green City.
Giving Back to Aotearoa
I had a great time this weekend doing conservation work in the bush and plains with the Student Volunteer Army.
Nantes: An Environmental City
In this blog, I highlight some French environmental attitudes compared to the U.S., which make Nantes worthy of its European Green Capital title.