Learn how one Iranian-American student from UC Berkeley, Tara Shahandeh, discovered strength and resilience in the face of challenges while studying abroad in France. Learn what helped her finally claim her role as a multicultural, multi-lingual anthropologist.
What is it like to study abroad in Seoul, South Korea? Check out Afreen Ali's (UC Davis) tips and advice on solo traveling, foods you cannot miss, and where to study and live (hint: not the campus dorms).
No trip to South America is complete without exploring the foods and flavors. From street carts to family tables, South America is a foodie paradise of flavor and texture - even for vegans!
What is it like to study abroad in Prague, Czech Republic? Take a look at UC Riverside's Nicole Azimioara's tips and recommendations on where to study, all the excursions, and pedal boating on the Vltava River!
What is it like to study abroad in Maastricht, Netherlands? Take a look at UC Santa Barbara's 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 (UC Santa Barbara) 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 (UC Santa Cruz) 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.
Story highlights: Reverse culture shock can be as disorienting as the culture shock you experience when arriving in a new place. Incorporate favorite parts of [...]
What is it like to study abroad in Bangkok, Thailand? Check out UC Santa Barbara's 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.
