
Logan Moore
SIT Study Abroad
AlumniI wanted to experience a new culture for the first time, as before this trip I had never traveled outside of the United States. Also, I saw this as a ...
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CIEE College Study Abroad
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Your Arts + Sciences program in Seoul lasts a full semester and is designed for students from all academic backgrounds. You will enroll in a combination of CIEE courses, host institution courses, and courses taught online through CIEE's global academic partner, ASU. Enhance your experience with co
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Semester at Sea offers a one-of-a-kind study abroad experience that spans multiple countries and continents. Over 100 days, students live and study aboard a ship, traveling to 10+ destinations across 3–4 continents. With a focus on interdisciplinary coursework and real-world field experiences, the p
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University Studies Abroad Consortium
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Academic excellence in one of Europe's greenest cities! With a sterling reputation for academic excellence that stretches back to 1583, the University of Edinburgh is also looking to the future. Witness the university’s Edinburgh Futures Institute, a thought lab focused on global challenges. (Hint:
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Sant'Anna Institute (SA) to offers semester and summer programs in Sorrento on Italy's stunning Amalfi coast. SA is housed in a historic former convent and school in the old center of Sorrento, just steps from the sea. At SA, visiting semester and summer students can enroll in courses focused on lan
Go Abroad China Ltd.
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Barcelona—Spain’s second-largest city—features a cosmopolitan atmosphere, a temperate climate, marvelous art, and fantastic opportunities to learn. Gaze upon Antoni Gaudí’s gothic Sagrada Familia church. Enjoy delicious tapas while socializing with new friends. Experience the thrill of soccer at Eur
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Study in Seoul at Korea University, one of South Korea’s most prestigious private institutions, while experiencing the energy of one of the world’s most dynamic capitals. Take English-taught courses on Korea University’s impressive campus and connect with local culture through a Korean student buddy
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With more than 35 undergraduate and 40 graduate programs, you are sure to find the right one for you. At AUC, we offer a wide and diverse range of U.S. and globally accredited academic programs, designed to meet the needs of all types of learners. Explore sociology, Egyptology, gender and women’s st
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Experience an unforgettable summer taking classes and traveling through Europe! The Ultimate Summer in Europe program is a multi-city summer study abroad program that visits some of Europe's top cities. Classes are taught by an international team of professors who travel with you. In the evenings an
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Reach Cambridge
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Situated in one of the most beautiful regions in England, studying at the University of Exeter is perfect for everybody. With campuses in Devon and Cornwall, you are on the doorstep of gorgeous beaches and breathtaking national parks. We're surrounded by history, as the city of Exeter was founded by
Engineering study abroad programs offer students the opportunity to gain two essential skills that will place them ahead of their peers: cultural competence and communication skills. Being immersed in another academic and societal setting forces you to see other points of view and to interact with people different from yourself. In the globalized world of today, an understanding of diverse cultures and experience communicating with different people are basic expectations for all engineering graduates. Yet, still far too few engineering majors study abroad. Come again? Yup, that’s right.
With international experience on your resume, you’ll stand out from the pack. No matter what type of engineer you become, chances are you’ll work internationally or across cultures at some point in your career. By studying engineering abroad, you’ll combine your technical prowess with the effortless ability to express your ah-mazing ideas and knowledge to all kinds of people. That sounds like a job seeker’s killer combo to Employedville.
Unless you speak another language or you’re setting out to become bilingual, you’ll probably want to consider the English-speaking world, or engineering study abroad programs taught in English, for your international adventure. England and Australia both offer strong engineering program opportunities across the board, but also have some stand out universities. Germany is another clear winner for studying engineering abroad, especially if you’re into mechanical or electrical engineering (aka cars).
Australia may be known for its beaches, cute animals, and laid back vibe, but it’s also home to some of the best unis in the world for the study of engineering. The University of New South Wales and the University of Sydney are well known for their civil engineering programs, as well as electrical engineering degree programs. The University of Monash or the University of Melbourne are also a great choices for studying electrical engineering abroad, but are top universities for students of mechanical engineering too. Wherever you study engineering in Australia, consider taking a course on Australian or culture or history, in addition to your engineering coursework.
In between classes, throw on your sunnies (sunglasses) and thongs (no, not that kind, Flip-flops, people) and head to the beach. The beaches alone are reason enough to pack your bags, but you’ll also want to lay your eyes on Sydney Harbor and Ayers Rock. For you divers, the Great Barrier Reef can be seen from outer space (seriously) and is not to be missed. Australia is the perfect place for equal hard work and play during your engineering study abroad program.
It’s no secret that England’s longstanding universities are first-rate, and engineering is certainly no exception. You may have heard of the University of Oxford or perhaps the University of Cambridge? Their programs in chemical, electrical, and mechanical engineering earn high marks. Imperial College London also has stellar engineering programs in almost every category. There’s also no better place to study theatre or literature abroad, if either subject strikes your fancy alongside engineering.
England is way more than rainy weather and fish and chips. Despite its familiar language, England is incredibly diverse. You’ll hear hundreds of languages spoken as you walk down the streets, and students from all over flock to England’s universities, creating a dynamic learning environment in and out of the classroom. If you favor a faster pace, you could spend an entire semester (or longer) exploring London on its own, but you can also slow down and smell the roses in country gardens, castles, or green open spaces to let all that newfound knowledge sink in.
As a global leader in science and technology, Germany is an ideal destination to study engineering abroad. Increasingly, science and engineering study abroad programs are being offered in English in Germany, although you may want to take a language class while you’re there to better navigate your day to day life. TU Berlin or TU Munich are two of Germany’s finest programs. Karlsruhe University of Technology (KIT) and the University of Stuttgart also offer top mechanical engineering programs. Stuttgart is considered the birthplace of the automobile, and today is home to Mercedes-Benz and Porsche. Sweet!
After your mind is blown with all there is to see and learn in Germany, refuel with some serious brain food like bratwurst or leberwurst (various delish sausages). Then hop on the country’s uber-efficient train system to take you anywhere you want to go. If you’re studying abroad in Germany in September, Oktoberfest is the beer festival of all beer festivals, and in December, it’s all about the Christmas markets. Plus, there are a number of subsidies and scholarships available for study abroad in Germany, which may help to keep the cost in check.
The courses you take will certainly vary depending on the type of engineering you study abroad, as well as your goals. Math and physics-focused courses tend to be offered at most universities, especially at larger or technical universities. Differential equations is one of the most common courses you’ll find, and statistics or linear algebra are other probable finds. That being said, you will no doubt want to take courses focused on your particular discipline. For electrical or computer engineers, computer science courses are prevalent, and for mechanical engineers, thermodynamics is a sure bet. electrical engineers may have luck finding an electrical circuits class.
If you can fit it in, don’t rule out taking a cultural or language course while studying engineering abroad, or just something you’re interested in. Studying abroad can be a unique opportunity to explore untapped interests or to take a region-focused course you can’t take at home, like indigenous Australia or European art and architecture.
One challenge engineering students may face is finding a curriculum that will be transferable to their home university so they can stay on track for graduation. Many students choose to study engineering abroad earlier in their academic career for this reason, since typically, lower-level courses are more readily available than specific higher-level courses. Satellite campuses of schools in your home country have the bonus of aligning courses, but may lack the opportunity to connect meaningfully with locals, so consider your goals for engineering study abroad, and remember, planning ahead is your best friend here.
On the flip side, the benefits are totally worth it. Said no one ever, “I wish I didn’t study abroad.” Engineers are the world’s builders, innovators, and designers, tasked with solving very complex problems. Understanding cultural intricacies and being able to work with diverse individuals, industries, and nations will undoubtedly make you a more capable, and more employable, engineer.
With everything you can gain by choosing to study engineering abroad, what are you waiting for? Keep your eyes on the prize and you will be well-situated to solve problems like a boss, communicate across borders, and build a foundation of skills and knowledge to launch you forward.
Hear what past participants have to say about their experiences
I had a fantastic time studying abroad with WorldStrides. I learned so much about myself as a traveler and as a student. It was a truly life changing experience which I'll never forget. The experience that I had was tailored and customized to my needs. I had 24/7 customer support and access to the WorldStrides app.
Studying abroad in London was the best experience of my undergraduate education so far. Studying abroad was something that I never expected and it felt like fate when I found out that my major (Criminal Justice) was hosting a program in London with CEA Capa. Throughout my time in London, CEA Capa made the experiece extremely rewarding and memorable. From the excursions, shows, education, and travel advice, CEA Capa supported the entire program and did so extremely effortlessly. Being in London was my first time out of the country and I was so confident that I would be safe, know where to go, and what to do if something went wrong because the team was so helpful. CEA Capa has my highest recommendation and I wish everyday that I could go back to being abroad in London.



My semester abroad in Madrid with AIFS was genuinely one of the most memorable experiences of my life, and I would recommend the program to anyone considering studying abroad! From the beginning, the experience was well organized, and I felt supported throughout my time in Spain. Looking back, I am so grateful I chose AIFS because my semester became so much more than just an opportunity to study in another country. AIFS also offered a great variety of activities that allowed us to experience Spanish culture firsthand. These included tapas dinners, cooking sessions, and trips to beautiful cities like Granada, Toledo, and Segovia. These experiences gave us the opportunity to explore beyond Madrid while creating lasting memories with other students. I would recommend AIFS in a heartbeat! If you are nervous about taking the leap, I encourage you to go for it. My semester in Madrid gave me lifelong friendships, unforgettable memories, and personal growth that I will carry with me long after returning home. I would do it all over again without hesitation!


Forum-Nexus was incredibly well organized from start to finish. Travel between cities was efficient, and I still had the freedom to explore on my own. The Independent Cultural Visits pushed me to get out and discover each place. Laura did a great job in International Business, and I learned a lot. The teachers and staff were nice and caring, and Adam was the best! It was the adventure of a lifetime, and it showed me I can do new and scary things. I’d recommend it 100%. You won’t experience anything like it.
I think up until my semester at Korea University, South Korea felt like some far off fantasy. A place that I knew of but could never truly put my finger on. But, I can now say with full confidence that my time there was one of the best times of my life. I made the sweetest friends that I will keep for life, got to embrace Korean culture through excursions with WorldStrides and with friends that I made in Seoul, and got to grow as a person. I think the reassurance of having my WorldStrides program and onsite staff there to help me gave me the ability to have the fullest experience I could have had. I got to see some of the most beautiful sights, ask questions (even the silly ones), and always felt safe. If you are considering going abroad, especially to Seoul, you 100% should. The country and culture are wonderful and the onsite staff there will become an extension of your Korean family. :)



Program: CEA CAPA Education Abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina
I cannot recommend this program enough. Everything from the housing, friends, social life, excursions, cost, and academics exceeded my expectations. I met so many incredible people I can't imagine my life without now. My perspective of the world broadened so much and I learned so much about the social and political climate of Latin America, though my classes and real world experiences. Do the study abroad you will not regret!!

I honestly loved my time in Seoul. It was an amazing experience and it really opened my eyes to what’s outside of the United States. I was also able to travel to Japan (twice) and Thailand, so I really got to see different cultures.
I went to Korea University over the summer and it's safe to say it was the best summer yet. WorldStrides was extremely helpful and accommodating throughout the whole process. Their excursions were a lot of fun and gave me the opportunity to meet other students that came with WorldStrides as well. The staff was always available when needed and knew what to do when asked questions. The summer was so much fun, I got to travel all over Seoul and make memories everyday! I cannot recommend this enough!
Program: Study Abroad in Greece with CYA (Semester/Academic Year)
Going abroad with CYA was truly a life changing experience for me. I got to immerse myself with the Greek culture and got to visit areas of Greece that I didn't even know existed through field study trips. For example, besides living in Athens, I had the opportunity to visit Northern Greece and see more of Greece's country side. Additionally, through the academics that CYA provides, I was able to take a modern Greek class and even got to learn a little bit of Greek. I will never forget my time with CYA and am grateful for everything it taught me.
Hi Daisy, thanks for sharing your experience with CYA! We are thrilled to hear you felt supported throughout your semester and had a chance to immerse yourself in the culture. We hope you can visit again soon!
Program: Study Abroad in Greece with CYA (Semester/Academic Year)
Studying abroad is the adventure of a lifetime! With CYA, it was even more memorable. The program is located in Athens, in a safe, lively neighborhood. I felt immersed in the culture immediately, with tavernas and local grocery stores just steps from my apartment. The program not only offers opportunities and activities right there in Athens, but it also coordinates trips throughout Greece to further our exploration of the country. I loved how supportive and organized the program was. It made it easy to not only learn more about culture, history, and language while in Greece, but also to get the most out of our study abroad experience. I liked the size of the program because everyone gets to know each other really well, and it makes it feel like a family. The professors are extremely supportive and are always looking to make personal connections with the students. There are so many class options for any major or interest. A lot of the classes like to use Athens as their classroom, and I think this was one of my favorite parts. I loved meeting at the Athenian Agora or the Acropolis to actually see what we were learning about. I loved taking Greek language, mainly because my professor was the best! I learned so much from her, and she made learning the language possible and exciting. It was so fun going to the local coffee shops and practicing my Greek. CYA is a great program for anyone interested in Greece, history, arts, culture, the Greek language, or a program that takes the abroad experience to the next level!



Hi Emily, thanks for sharing your experience with CYA and these amazing photos! We love hearing you had the chance to explore both inside and outside of the classroom. Hopefully you can visit again soon!
My time in Barcelona was one of the best experiences in my life. Out of all the cities I visited when I was abroad, Barcelona was by far my favorite and I was always so excited to come back from traveling. I loved the people, the metro, the city, and the beach. There was always something going on to have the best time of your life.

My time in Rome with CEA was the most amazing summer of my life. I came into the program knowing no one; I had no family in Rome, and I didn't speak Italian. But as soon as I met my roommates, we clicked right away and became the best of friends! Living together was so much fun; we'd do grocery runs whenever we needed food, which was the easiest supply run I have ever done since the grocery stores around our apartment were maybe two minutes away in each direction. We'd go out to dinner, trying local Roman pasta like Rigatoni all'Amatriciana, which became a favorite amongst our group; we'd get gelato practically every night! We even traveled together while we were there, heading off to different countries on the weekends when we found the time! Our group meshed so incredibly well and I had the time of my life with them. The memories we made are some of my most precious; we watched Off Campus together, shouting at the screen when someone did something wrong; we walked to the Colosseum in the middle of the night just because we wanted to see the sights; we watched FIFA on the Tiber River banks with other tourists and locals. It was so great that now it feels like a dream. The travel around Italy was so incredibly easy! Flying out of Fiumicino Airport took no time whatsoever when you were traveling within the EU and was incredibly easy to get to from our apartment in Prati. I got really used to taking public transport while I was there, and though it was intimidating at first, it was so easy after I got used to it. Taking the A line to Termini and the train to the airport was honestly a fun experience. I had a great time exploring the transportation options in Rome. Lastly, the administration in Rome for CEA CAPA was absolutely incredible! They made us all feel so welcome and were very conscientious of our needs, always making themselves available if we needed them! The professors were wonderful as well! My Art and Archaeology professor and Photography professor were incredible women and very skilled in their chosen disciplines! They took us across Rome to study sites and help us hone our skills to become better acquainted with history and photography. It was incredible to actually go into the Roman Forum and the Colosseum to study their history! My time in Rome was honestly the best time! I grew so much in confidence as I learned to live comfortably in a new culture. Everything from the academics to the lifestyle of the city was incredible and I can't wait to go back!
Program: Study Abroad in Greece with CYA (Semester/Academic Year)
Applying to CYA and studying abroad with them was one of the best choices of my life. The program was diverse and captivating, the faculty were so supportive, and the academics were top tier. This program not only fostered my growth as a student but as an individual and global community member.
Hi Tori, thanks for sharing your experience with CYA! We love to hear you found the courses to be impactful and had the chance to grow. Hopefully you can visit again soon!
It is difficult to find the words to describe what an incredible time I had in Paris with CEA Study Abroad. My life is forever changed because of my time in Paris. Meeting new people, experiencing new cultures, having to converse in a language I had never studied grew me more than I could have imagined. The CEA staff was extremly organized and welcoming, beginning to end and calmed the nerves I had landing in Paris. I will never forget my experience and will forever be grateful to the CEA team

Forum-Nexus was an amazing experience. I made many new friends, enjoyed the professional and cultural visits, and loved the balance between school and fun. The staff was amazing, and I would definitely recommend it.
My experience studying abroad with CEA CAPA in Barcelona was truly amazing. I had high expectations going into the program, and they were completely exceeded. My apartment was in a great neighborhood that felt extremely safe while still giving me an authentic, local experience. It was also close to everything, which made it so easy to walk around and explore the city every day. I also had a great experience with my classes. My professors were extremely understanding and supportive, which made balancing academics with everything else that comes with studying abroad much easier. The CEA CAPA staff was incredibly welcoming and played such a big role in making my experience as great as it was. They offered so many activities, events, and opportunities that helped me meet people, experience Barcelona, and feel comfortable living in a city so far from home. Overall, studying abroad in Barcelona was one of the best experiences I’ve ever had, and I’m so grateful I chose to do it through CEA CAPA. I would absolutely recommend the program to anyone considering studying abroad!
Living and studying in Barcelona for four months was one of the best experiences I've ever had. The city itself is beautiful and full of live. I love how everywhere is walkable and you can get anywhere using the metro. There's so so much to do whether it's going to the beach, out for tapas, hiking in the surrounding mountains, shopping, or having a night out, Barcelona really is for everyone. CEA CAPA made my experience so smooth from start to finish.

Program: CEA CAPA Education Abroad in Prague, Czech Republic
Living in Prague for 2 months during the summer of 2026 was an unforgettable and life changing experience. I was given the opportunity to live in a major European city, housed in an apartment building alongside locals just minutes outside of the city center. I took two courses through CEA Education Abroad, one technical and one humanities course, both counting towards my chemical engineering major at the University of Michigan. Not only was I able to see the most impeccable works of art, architecture, and music I have ever encountered, I was able to do so with new friends that I made, and I am confident that those friendships will last a lifetime. I was also able to explore 9 additional countries thanks to CEA CAPA's travel-friendly schedule, and those travels made a huge positive impact on my view of the world. I gained a global perspective that I could only have learned through first-hand experience, and I made memories that will be with me forever.


Studying abroad is one of the best decisions I could have made. I found it to be a great learning experience and a taste of independent life. I enjoyed the freedom of getting to visit any place in the city, as well as neighboring cities and countries. I traveled to 3 other countries and went on both CEA-sponsored trips. I had a blast in the academic center and made a lot of great friends. I liked the instructors that I had for my Thermodynamics and Architecture classes. They were not trying to trick us or fail us, and they did a lot to incorporate the city of Paris into the class content. I took the train and metro everywhere! I didn't realize how convenient it was to get around. I was used to NYC subways, but Paris metros were so much better. The transportation system everywhere (even in Switzerland and Germany) was very easy to figure out. Pros: the great food ease of transport not really a language barrier Cons: cost of souvenirs transportation doesn't run after 1 am

My time in Italy was one of the most amazing, life-changing, and enjoyable experiences I have ever had. I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to visit Italy for the first time, especially since it was also my first time flying on an airplane. I loved how affordable the program was for everything that was included. We traveled throughout Central Italy, enjoyed amazing food and accommodations, and were guided by caring faculty and tour guides who truly wanted us to have the best experience possible. This trip gave me unforgettable memories, new friendships, and experiences that I will always be grateful for.
Grazie, Samuel! We are so glad to hear this trip made such an impact on you, and we can't wait to hear about your plans moving forward!
Alumni and staff share what it's really like to go abroad

Logan Moore
SIT Study Abroad
AlumniI wanted to experience a new culture for the first time, as before this trip I had never traveled outside of the United States. Also, I saw this as a ...
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Anastasiya Vinogradova
The Academy of Tourism Antalya
AlumniGrowing up, I lived in Thailand and practiced tennis, so travel and new cultures always felt natural to me.
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Arseniy Ovchinnikov
The Academy of Tourism Antalya
AlumniI was inspired to go abroad because I wanted to gain international experience, improve my English, and learn from professionals in the hospitality ind...
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Maria Huerta
European Centre for Career Education
AlumniWhat inspired me to go abroad was not just curiosity, but the need to understand the systems that shape people's lives beyond borders.
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Andrew Messersmith
College Year in Athens
AlumniWhat inspired me to go abroad was all of the different opportunities that my university provides. I believe that spending a semester abroad can be an ...
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Jonathan Ulicny
CES Maastricht
AlumniI was inspired to travel abroad because of my commitment to learning more about international cultures and interacting with individuals across Europe....
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Vanessa Chairez
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
AlumniI was inspired to go about because it truly is a once in a lifetime experience and we are only this young once, so why not take advantage of that. It ...
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Bethel University Global Studies
AlumniMy family has been my motivation and inspiration to go abroad. I come from a family where most of us are complacent with small, everyday life. My fami...
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Kesa Ferguson
Academic Programs International
AlumniMy brother was my primary inspiration to go abroad; seeing his transformative experience in China showed me how much a global perspective can change a...
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Lia-Mara Bösch
StudyInBali
AlumniWhat inspired me to go abroad was partly a requirement of my university, as we have to either complete an internship or study abroad for one semester.
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John Peterson
Instituto Hemingway
AlumniGoing abroad was inspired by my desire to step outside my comfort zone and experience life from a different perspective. I wanted to improve my langua...
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José Gonzalo Solís Baca
European Centre for Career Education
AlumniTraveling has always been a passion of mine, and the opportunity to experience other cultures deeply inspires me. Going abroad allows me to build genu...
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Amal Azabova
European Centre for Career Education
AlumniAlthough I graduated some time ago and currently live in Prague, I felt a strong desire to return to a structured academic environment. I wanted to re...
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Mikhail Mikhaylov
Learn Russian in the European Union
AlumniI wanted to deepen my understanding of the post-Soviet region through direct immersion, especially given my academic focus on conflict mediation. The ...
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Elise Monroe
Academic Programs Abroad (APA)
AlumniI was always determined to study abroad because of the stories my dad told me about his own time living overseas. He once spoke French fluently, and I...
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Makayla Ross
IES Abroad
AlumniStudying abroad was not a part of my original 4-year plan. I'd anticipate joining campus clubs, meeting new people and making lifelong friendships, an...
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Grant Dockery
IES Abroad
AlumniThis was not my first experience studying abroad. I have always loved traveling and experiencing new cultures (I'm a big foodie). I also adore languag...
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Eddie Kaake
CES Maastricht
AlumniI had known from a young age that I wanted to study far from home, but due to the illness of one of my parents, I was afraid to make that jump. After ...
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Jon Shepherd
Bethel University Global Studies
AlumniMy first trip abroad was to Mexico when I was in college, studying Spanish. That experience changed everything for me; it brought the language to life...
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Phezulu Pre-Vet
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