Holiday Availability: All IES Abroad offices will be closed on Dec 24, Dec 25, Dec 31, and Jan 1 as we take some time to celebrate. During the weeks of 12/22 and 12/29, our team will be smaller, so responses may take longer than usual. Thanks for your understanding—and happy holidays!

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Hailey’s Guide to the Pros and Cons of IES Abroad Trips

Many IES Abroad programs offer optional trips to participate in with them, and if you’re debating on whether to sign up for some, here’s my thoughts on my two trips with IES Abroad! 

 

Pro: It’s cheaper! Because IES Abroad takes groups on these trips, and usually has done so multiple years in the past, they are able to offer many activities for lower prices (that are already included in your trip price). 

 

Foodies in Bariloche!!

Imagine yourself, relaxing on the rocks over the relentless waves of a brilliant, blue lake. You look ahead and see nothing but wispy clouds and the welcoming arms of mountains. While I thought this moment would be a dream, this is an instant I shared with four friends during our week break in Bariloche. While we enjoyed various heartwarming meals and drinks, we also enjoyed several views, and “caminos”. In this blog, I wanted to highlight two of my favorite things, food and spending time outside through a tasteful pairing of munches and memories throughout the trip.

Volunteering Volunteering at local organizations provides another great opportunity for integration into the local culture. If you are interested in volunteering, our Center staff can provide you with contact information for volunteering and non-profit organizations. Specific duties vary according to the volunteer’s previous experience and training, availability, interest, language ability, and specific needs of collaborating organizations.
Near the IES Abroad Center Restaurant La Taverneta Barcelona - This place offers bocadillo sandwiches, tapas & seafood rice. a Restaurant - This casual eatery whips up inventive tapas, seafood & meat plates, plus an extensive wine list Eat Caribbean Barcelona - Caribbean meat, rice & plantain dishes, plus cocktails, in a warm venue with bright, festive decor. El Nacional Barcelona - Grilled meats, Spanish seafood & tapas in dedicated spaces in a vast, high-ceilinged space.
You’re about to start a great adventure abroad, and we couldn’t be more excited for you! Our team of expert study abroad professionals put together this predeparture guide to share important details you need to know before you embark. From getting a passport and planning travel, to budgeting and academic planning, your predeparture guide gives answers to your questions (and questions you didn’t even know to ask!). If you have a specific question not answered in this guide, feel free to e-mail study@IESabroad.org or call 800.995.2300 and your message will be routed to your Program Advisor.
What You Need to Do Confirm your Place in the Program. Submit the Confirmation Form. Check, Renew, or Apply for your Passport. If you do not have a valid passport, renew or apply for one immediately. Read your Predeparture Information and Student Handbook. This Predeparture Guide is filled with nearly all the information you need to know to be prepared to go abroad. Navigate through this Predeparture Guide using the drop-down above. Find the Student Handbook in your Predeparture Guide below under “Student Handbook” in the Health & Safety section. The handbook contains standard student policies...
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