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A challenging yet often overlooked aspect of moving to a foreign place is the feeling of not fitting in or being two steps behind in everything they do. This...

This past weekend, IES Abroad took the students studying abroad in Barcelona, Spain on a weekend trip to Tarragona.

I knew a homestay would push me outside of my comfort zone, but I didn't know how much it would enrich my experience abroad. Here's why!

Vienna public transport guide for newcomers: tips for using U-Bahn, trams, and S-Bahn, with advice on routes, tickets, and smart station navigation.

Preparing for study abroad: Finances, research, language, and ACCeSS

Being detail-oriented doesn’t hurt, but make sure to conserve your energy and focus on the bigger picture!

Read about my field trip to The Academy of Korean Studies and attending Yonsei University's exchange student orientation.

The parameters of my life have been, for a long time, contained within a small, cushioned box called my ‘comfort zone.’ The comfort zone offers emotional and...

Study abroad is a rewarding experience that enables someone to live and learn in a new country. Although I was initially ensure of how to achieve this, IES...