UCEAP Announces Leadership Transition
UCEAP Announces Leadership Transition Farewell to Dr. Vivian-Lee Nyitray, Welcome Dr. Dan Waite The [...]
Beyond the Semester: Why a Year Abroad Changes Everything
UCEAP students who studied abroad for a year share why "more is better" when it comes to international education. Through personal stories of transformation, they reveal how a full year abroad allows you to move beyond being a tourist to becoming a true local - experiencing all four seasons, celebrating cultural traditions, and building lasting international friendships. Their experiences show how a year abroad can transform not just your academic journey, but your entire approach to life. Aliyah Flamson Rubalcava (UCSC), Elias Veran (UCSB), Sarah Schecter (UCLA), Shaun Colegado (UCM)
Global Careers Start Here: Why a Summer Internship Abroad is Worth Considering
Imagine stepping off a plane into a bustling international city to start a summer internship that will set your resume apart. Unlike local opportunities, UCEAP's summer internships abroad offer personalized placement support, cultural immersion, and professional networking across borders. Learn how this transformative opportunity could be the career-defining decision you've been looking for.
5 Reasons Why Spring Might Be the Perfect Time to Study Abroad
While many students default to fall semester for study abroad, spring offers unique advantages that could transform your international experience. From celebrating Holi in India to finding affordable weekend stays in Paris's Marais district, spring semester hits the sweet spot for cultural immersion and travel opportunities. Plus, with winter break to prepare and potential summer extensions, spring study abroad can evolve into an extended international adventure that maximizes both your experience and your budget.
How To Talk With Your Family About Study Abroad
Three UC students share heartfelt advice on navigating family concerns about study abroad, especially for first-generation and Hispanic students. Drawing from personal experience, they offer a step-by-step guide to transform parental worry into support, emphasizing how thoughtful planning and open communication can help students pursue their dreams while honoring family bonds.