Whether it’s homestay life or academic workload, weekend travel or grocery shopping in another language, our student Correspondents probably have something to say about it. After all, they know what it’s like to study abroad!
Meet Lisa Travis (IES Abroad Freiburg, Fall 1988 | Bates College) co-founder of Pack-n-Go Girls, a multicultural travel adventure mystery book series for children. Discover how Lisa went from working in academia and global leadership consulting to authoring children’s books, and how she is changing the world one reader at a time.
An IES Abroad Rabat student shares about his experiences learning French and Arabic, living with a host family, meeting people, and dating in the LGBTQ+ community.
Since the establishment of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) in 1986 and formal recognition by congress in 1992, Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs) have been leaders in making higher education more accessible to Latinx students.
A music video that will move you (I’m not crying, YOU’RE crying). A screenplay that will keep you in suspense. An incredible journey through New Zealand that will fill your heart with joy. Meet the Finalists of our 2018 Study Abroad Film Festival!
When you study abroad in Europe, Amsterdam is a quick weekend trip away….and so worth it! Here are my top 10 tips to make the most out of two days in Amsterdam.
We are excited to announce that with the help of the IES Abroad community of alumni and friends, we have successfully reached our goal of securing 50 monthly donors for the Building Bridges Monthly
Whether you’re learning a language for the first time or you’ve had years of classroom instruction, studying abroad invites you to take your language abilities to the next level.
After studying abroad, Brianne Recker (IES Abroad Granada Customized Program, Spring 2016 | University of Michigan—Ann Arbor) made her way back to teach in Spain. Read on to discover how she made it happen, and her advice for other alumni looking to do the same.
