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What Four Months in Paris Taught Me: Lessons in Culture, Politics, Society and Self-Discovery

2025-04-14T16:03:49-07:00

Gigi Engalla (UC Berkeley) asked a well-traveled stranger for advice on the American study abroad experience and received a prophetic response. The lessons she learned about culture, politics and society on four months in Paris lead to unexpected self-discovery.

What Four Months in Paris Taught Me: Lessons in Culture, Politics, Society and Self-Discovery2025-04-14T16:03:49-07:00

Furthering my mother’s legacy through study abroad

2025-04-14T16:04:47-07:00

Why study abroad for a year? Typically, a full year abroad is the cheapest option - something that Katia Griffin (UC San Diego) learned when she decided to further her mother's legacy by living abroad as she did.

Furthering my mother’s legacy through study abroad2025-04-14T16:04:47-07:00

Seoul Searching: Lifelong Lessons from Studying Abroad in South Korea

2025-04-14T16:05:45-07:00

Study abroad is an experience that teaches you beyond what you think you will learn. It stretches you, transforms you, and shakes you out of your comfort zone. See the most important lifelong lessons Nico Shin (UC Santa Barbara) learned while studying abroad in South Korea.

Seoul Searching: Lifelong Lessons from Studying Abroad in South Korea2025-04-14T16:05:45-07:00

A Black Woman’s Guide to Thriving in South Korea

2025-04-14T16:19:51-07:00

No two study abroad experiences are alike. In this guide, Jodi Felder (UC Riverside) shares the insights that helped her thrive as a Black woman studying abroad in Korea, where she experienced racial prejudice and still has no regrets about taking part in this transformative journey.

A Black Woman’s Guide to Thriving in South Korea2025-04-14T16:19:51-07:00

Searching for Myself in Hong Kong: Re-Evaluating What it Means to be Asian American 

2025-04-14T16:26:36-07:00

Anna Nguyen (UC Los Angeles) studied abroad to discover her roots on a quest to become Asian enough. Her journey through Hong Kong and Vietnam, mounds of Chinese food, and hours with the Cantonese language, and finally her own family led her to understand her national and ethnic identity.

Searching for Myself in Hong Kong: Re-Evaluating What it Means to be Asian American 2025-04-14T16:26:36-07:00
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