What is it like to study abroad in Maastricht, Netherlands? Take a look at Lindsey Campbell's tips and recommendations on where to study, all the foods to try, and biking to campus.
Ireland has plenty of wonderful study abroad locations. If you're interested in studying abroad there, see what Katelyn Warren says about the different locations and why you might want to consider Cork for your study abroad experience.
What is it like to study abroad in Aarhus, Denmark? Check out Emma Castleberry's tips and advice on saving money, managing the weather, avoiding blisters and making friends.
All eligible UCEAP students have travel insurance coverage while they study abroad. It’s included in the cost of your program. Read on to discover answers to the questions students always ask about study abroad travel insurance.
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What is it like to study abroad in Bangkok, Thailand? Check out Edwin Giron-Montenegro's tips and advice on best day trips, food to eat, and how to visit other Southeast Asian countries. Hint: you can leave that sweatshirt behind.
What would it be like to study abroad in Seoul, South Korea? Read Griselda Carolina Torres' advice on where to study, classes you have to take, and must-try local dishes. Griselda shares tips on what to pack, what to leave behind, and how to fit in.
Wonder what it would be like to study abroad in Ireland? Read Owen Sowerwine's advice on best day trips, favorite places to eat, how to see the Irish countryside, and what to pack. Hint: a rain-proof jacket is first on the list.
Want to know how you can make your study abroad travel sustainable? Here are some actionable tips to help you study abroad with as little impact as possible and strategies to leave the community abroad a little better when you're gone.
Learn how studying abroad through Latin America helped one student discover, protect, and finally embrace her identities as a multicultural queer Latina to take her place as family historian.
