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Congratulations on your participation in our study abroad program! IES Abroad has organized a one-of-a-kind program for you, and we're so excited to welcome you to your host country in a few weeks. You’re about to start a great adventure abroad! IES Abroad is a not-for-profit organization based in Chicago, Illinois, USA, and SAF is a division of the organization. Throughout this guide, you might see us use "SAF" or "IES Abroad". We are the same team, so don't worry! Together, we will be providing support to you throughout this program. Our team specializes in international education programs...
What You Need to Do Confirm your Place in the Program. Submit the Confirmation Form in your MyIESabroad account. 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 dropdown above. Find the Student Handbook in your Predeparture Guide below under “Student Handbook” in the Health & Safety section. The handbook...
Overview Ilam Student Accommodation is an apartment-style complex that offers independent living on campus for Kiwi and international students (more international students than Kiwis, as is common in Aotearoa New Zealand). To reside in the Ilam Apartments, you are required to submit the IES Abroad online housing form by the specified deadline. Housing forms submitted after the form deadline will be considered on a case-by-case basis and cannot be guaranteed a housing placement. Take a look at this blog by IES Christchurch Program alumni Anna for an insider look into life at Ilam! You can also...
Overview Students can choose to stay at the modern self-catered apartments at Carlaw Park – Stuart McCutcheon, which are located a 15-minute walk from the center of campus. In these apartments, students have a single room and share cooking facilities and social spaces with 5 other students. Each apartment comes with single bedrooms, kitchen, and lounge with wireless internet connection. Visit the Carlaw Park – Stuart McCutcheon website for more information. Carlaw Park – Stuart McCutcheon At-A-Glance Description Detailed Information Housing Type A single room with shared cooking and communal...

3 Things I Wish I Knew Before Study Abroad

In my preparations for coming abroad, I made list upon list of clothing items, toiletries, technology, and other things I might need while in Rome. I stressed over everything I would need and wouldn’t need, trying to minimize what I was bringing while still packing enough. While I’m grateful I spent so much time focused on prepping my packing, there are a few things I wish I would’ve researched prior to leaving.

Connections and Disconnections

One of the things that worried me the most about coming abroad was friendships. After being asked about location and time span, the next thing people would ask me about studying abroad was “Are you going with anyone you know?” or “Who else is going from your school?”. In contrast to many people, I came here completely 100% alone. Coming from a small, rural school that doesn’t centralize around its study abroad program meant that few people studied abroad alongside me and nobody else from my school studied abroad in London with me.