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Although the University of New South Wales (UNSW) was officially incorporated in 1949, its history as an institution of learning dates back to 1843 when it was known as the Sydney Mechanics Institute. After its official incorporation, the UNSW curriculum stressed the relationship between the practical and the intellectual, adding a diverse range of faculties (colleges or schools within the university) to its already strong programs in science and technology. With approximately 60,000 students (20,000 of whom are international), 900 academic programs, and 9 faculties, UNSW attracts students...

Travel in Chile

Picture the stereotypical study abroad experience. Probably what comes to mind is a semester in Europe with frequent weekend trips enabled by rail and ample discount airlines. Yet there are five other continents outside of Europe that you can study abroad in. While extensive rail networks may not appear to exist in other parts of the world. For example, here, in Chile passenger rail is extremely limited. Also, in contrast to many European countries Chile is quite large.

An Average Day in My Life

When I was brainstorming this post, I won’t lie, I was trying to figure out my best days here so that I could seem super cool and fun and interesting, but the reality would probably be more helpful than the highlights. I chose to detail Wednesday, October 16th because I feel like it accurately represents my life abroad:

6:30 A.M. - WAKE UP 

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