Navigating Academic Culture Shock
My thoughts on the academic culture here!
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TWALK: An Annual Tradition
Read on to hear my experience of TWALK: a 24-hour orienteering race hosted by the University of Canterbury Tramping Club (CUTC) and the University of Otago...
Why Studying Abroad Is the Answer! (and How To Prepare)
Deciding whether or not to study abroad doesn't have to be stressful. Here are some ways to help you feel more prepared!
Firsts, Feelings, and Finding My Place Abroad
It was my first week in Japan, so I wanted to share some things I did and what helped me settle into my new schedule.
Tips About Finding People to Travel With
One of the most fun and exciting parts about studying abroad is getting to travel to so many incredible new places alongside incredible new people. However...
Living with a Food Allergy in New Zealand
For anyone with a food allergy or other dietary restriction considering study abroad, this blog is for you. I discuss what my experience here in New Zealand has...
Studying Abroad Without a Strong Passport: What It Took to Get to Cape Town
Studying and interning abroad may be an adventure of a lifetime that you are looking forward to, yet for some of us, who don’t hold a “strong” passport the...
Re-Entry: My Best Advice for Returning Home
Returning home after time away can be emotional and difficult to process. Giving yourself time and finding tools that help you reintegrate into your life at...
Why IES Abroad Granada — From an Official Program Alum
Choosing IES Abroad Granada was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made! From small class sizes and personalized internships to the warmth of my homestay...