You've already heard that studying and living abroad will be a life changing experience, but you haven't heard it from Virginia Hosono. This costume designer doubles as a study abroad adviser at the University of Louisville, and when she spent time studying abroad in Japan she learned some of the most valuable life lessons that we encourage you to learn first hand for yourselves!
Attention recent high school grads!! With summer now in full swing, it might be hard to snap out of your recently acquired "senioritis." But, with your first semester of college fast approaching, don't let yourself get too comfortable on the warm beach or in front of the television. Now is the time to take advantage of your summer time off and prepare yourself for college.
Cuba is opening its doors to educators across America for a nearly all inclusive trip to Cuba for eight days and seven nights through the Teachers Introduction to Cuba Tour. This trip is designed to give educators the opportunity to survey the island as a potential study abroad destination, following President Obama's relaxation of Academic travel to Cuba back in January of this year. Now, teachers from every state are planning trips to Cuba for for their students.
It's June and CIEE is officially launching their new study abroad campaign: "2 months / 35 Countries"!
With the international education conference, NAFSA, well underway in Canada this week, an article was published in The Vancouver Sun today discussing an international education hot topic.