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Book a flight that arrives in Buenos Aires (Ezeiza International Airport, airport code EZE) by 1pm on the official arrival date. Some students have found it helpful to bring US dollars to exchange for pesos in Argentina as ATM fees can be high. The amount you should bring will depend on your spending habits and comfortability carrying cash. We recommend bringing large denominations of cash to exchange if you choose to do so. Contact an IES Abroad Ambassador for first-hand advice on budgeting in Buenos Aires. Arrival Instructions IES Abroad Buenos Aires staff will provide instructions on how to...
As soon as a preliminary program calendar is available, it will appear below. However, this calendar is subject to change. Please do not make independent travel arrangements (including visits from family or friends) before you arrive on-site, receive any calendar updates from the IES Abroad Center staff during orientation, and finalize your course registration. Remember that you will not be excused from academic obligations, including final exams or required IES Abroad events, in order to travel independently. You can easily make personal travel plans once on-site! Fall 2024 Program Calendar...

Rainforest Magic & Bumps in the Road: 4 Days in the Amazon

This past weekend with IES Abroad, we ventured to the most remote place I have ever traveled - the Tiputini Biological Station, located deep in the Amazon rainforest. The station is part of 1,500 acres of land used for research and education by the Universidad San Francisco de Quito, and sits right at the edge of Yasuní National Park - the most biologically diverse area in the world.

In addition to coursework and internships, students at Macquarie have the chance to participate in the university’s Global Leadership Program. This exciting program is designed to help students build the skills and knowledge that define a successful global, 21st century leader. Although students do not earn credit for participating, if they fulfill the program requirements, they will receive a certificate and letter of recommendation, among other documents. Participants attend colloquia that are run by prestigious academics, former diplomats, and business professionals. In addition...
With a population of approximately 700,000, Nantes is the 6th largest city in France and is a vibrant and engaging place to live. Its location near the Atlantic coast at the mouth of the Loire River helped this long prosperous seaport become the thriving commercial and technological center that it is today. A major European city, Nantes has been named EU Green Capital in 2013 and EU Innovation Capital in 2019 for its policies and initiatives in both fields. Once the capital of the Duchy of Brittany, Nantes has held onto its Breton roots, as evidenced in the many shops and crêperies found...
The following section outlines the various options for each semester. You must take 15-19 credits per semester. IES Abroad French language course (required, 3 credits) IES Abroad area studies courses (optional, 3 or 4 credits each) SKEMA Business School courses (optional, most are 3 credits) Internship placement and seminar (optional, 3 credits) IES Abroad Nice Courses All area studies courses are taught in English. The lecture and discussion format of IES Abroad courses is similar to that of smaller liberal arts colleges in the United States. Classes are scheduled five days each week and...
As the fifth largest city in France, Nice is the capital of the French Riviera and an international metropolis with more than 160 different nationalities living and working in the region. Because Nice is a European and Mediterranean hub to the world (its international airport is just 5 km from the city center), the city is host to a large number of international businesses and schools, a center for innovation, and a celebrity hotspot. The region’s higher education system is renowned for its innovative capacities and international influence. International business is important in Nice, in...
The SKEMA campus lies at the heart of Europe’s well known science park considered to be the European "Silicon Valley". Sophia Antipolis offers not only natural beauty, but also a high level of cultural and social life enriched by the diversity of its population. It is home to several higher education institutes and university departments. SKEMA’s immediate environment also includes more than 1,300 companies in sectors such as information and communications technology or biotechnology. The SKEMA campus is an hour commute each way from Nice where your housing is located. SKEMA Courses Previously...
Volunteering in Tokyo 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. Here are a few examples of where you can find or research opportunities for involvement: Ask the Center Staff Ask an Ambassador ( past participant)...