In South Korea, electricity operates at 220 volts and 60 hertz. Converters are needed for American appliances that operate at 110 volts and 60 hertz If you have concerns, please check your appliance and/or contact your appliance manufacturer. For more information on voltage converters, see Voltage Valet. It is best to bring as few appliances as possible. You can buy small electronics on-site instead of bringing yours with the necessary converters. If you have a laptop or any other electronic device with a three-pin plug, you will need a plug adapter. Power sockets in South Korean usually only...

Practical experience in the workplace is an invaluable addition to classroom learning. An internship provides vital insights into a career field, experience in the global workplace, practical exposure to the demands of specific jobs, and development of professional and personal skills. As well as developing your CV, an internship will give you the opportunity to directly experience the many cultures and people who make up your host country. Participating in the IES Abroad Internships Program offers you a unique opportunity to step outside your educational environment and experience working...