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This past weekend, IES Abroad took the students studying abroad in Barcelona, Spain on a weekend trip to Tarragona. Just under two hours away by bus, we explored ancient Roman ruins, admired Medieval architecture, learned about the local history, practiced Human Towers, and visited a Monastery. This trip was a wonderful way to bond with my peers around me while experiencing the rich cultural heritage Spain has to offer.

4 Reasons You Should Stay with a Host Family

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Navigating Public Transit (U-bahn and more) in Vienna

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The visa is an official authorization affixed to your passport, which gives proof that you have the permission of the Moroccan government to enter Morocco and study for the allotted time. U.S. Citizens US citizens are not required to have a visa for this program. If you plan on extending your stay in Morocco beyond 90 days, please contact your IES Abroad Customized Program Coordinator for further information. Non-U.S. and Non-Moroccan Citizens Non-U.S. and non-Moroccan citizens are responsible for researching and obtaining visas for studying in Morocco and independent travel destinations in...