by Anna B. | Nov 12, 2025 | _
We are about halfway through our trip and heading to Innsbruck next. The unique thing about this program is that all of our locations are concentrated in the same area, but they span four different countries. Some of the borders which control the modern day...
by Grant A. | Nov 12, 2025 | _
Hello from Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A.! I arrived back in the states three days ago, and it has taken me some time to process this re-adjustment back to normal life. With that being said, the last time I posted, I was sitting in my hotel room in the beautiful city of...
by Kelby O. | Nov 12, 2025 | _
This year, I studied abroad in Croatia & Italy while taking Intermediate Macroeconomics with Dr. Junsoo Lee and Dr. Hasan Isomitdinov. In my first post, I’d like to discuss how I got to this trip, as well as my first impressions in Croatia and my impressions...
by Joseph W. | Nov 12, 2025 | _
Studying abroad in New Zealand has been one of the most transformative experiences of my life, one that I can easily say is the best decision I have ever made. As a result, I’ve learned several important tips along the way that can help anyone preparing for their own...
by Georgia M. | Nov 12, 2025 | _
I have had the opportunity to go on multiple excursions while abroad in Australia. The first stop me and my study abroad group arrived to was Cairns, Australia. While in Cairns, we went to the Great Barrier Reef and snorkeled with the sea animals. I saw sharks,...
by Jenna V. | Nov 7, 2025 | _
To whom it concern, Yesterday was our last day in Florence, Italy. Today we woke up, road the train to Naples, had a cultural immersion tour and then we got on the ferry and went to Sorrento. So far I’ve already seen a lot of differences between the city of Florence...
by Kelby O. | Nov 7, 2025 | _
After arrival and our stay in Dubrovnik, we moved to Zadar, where we stayed for one night, and visited Piltvice Lakes National Park! It is one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen, and was only a couple hours away from Zadar. With crystal clear lakes, rivers,...
by Lucy S. | Nov 7, 2025 | _
I found Munich to be a vibrant mix of tradition and energy, with architecture and beautiful countryside. One highlight was visiting Celonis, a local tech company pioneering the process mining world. Their software helps businesses uncover inefficiencies and streamline...
by Courtney B. | Nov 7, 2025 | _
London was one of my favorite stops during this study abroad trip, and I think it’s because it felt both completely new and oddly familiar at the same time. Navigating the Tube was a bit confusing at first, but once I figured out how the lines worked and got used to...
by Mia L. | Nov 6, 2025 | Arts & Sciences, Faculty-Led, Summer, _
Personal growth is such a huge part of college. Every day there are new experiences and responsibilities that help us to become more independent. This especially applies to study abroad! I studied abroad for a little less than a month and saw so much personal growth...
by William W. | Nov 6, 2025 | Arts & Sciences, Australia/New Zealand, Faculty-Led, _
As I travel further along on my journey through Aotearoa, New Zealand, I have come across amazing new discoveries about Māori culture as well as some disappointing aspects as well, whether that be through government or history. Since our arrival in the South Island of...
by Nicole J. | Nov 6, 2025 | Arts & Sciences, Australia/New Zealand, Europe, Faculty-Led, Summer, UA-Affiliate, _
On paper, my summer didn’t look too busy: three weeks in New Zealand and 10 days at home followed by another three weeks in Italy. But in practice? I rocked back and forth between losing my mind to boredom and desperately trying to get enough sleep to feel...
by Hallie C. | Nov 6, 2025 | Asia, Faculty-Led, Summer, _
We started our study abroad adventure in the heart of Southeast Asia: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Right away, the energy of the city stood out. Our first stop was a visit to the local markets, where we saw how Malaysia’s mix of cultures plays a major role in everyday...
by Macy M | Nov 4, 2025 | Arts & Sciences, Europe, Faculty-Led, Summer, _
When I first landed in Stuttgart, Germany, I was exhausted. I just flew over nine hours with no food or sleep. Because my plane was delayed, I missed my train, so I took a taxi instead. The language barrier was almost immediately. I could hardly understand him and my...
by Maggie N. | Nov 4, 2025 | Arts & Sciences, Europe, Faculty-Led, Summer, _
Flying alone has been one of my biggest fears for years. I’ve flown once, with my parents, across the United States and it was overwhelming, fast, and confusing. Imagine how I felt when the realization hit that the study abroad program I chose for the summer...
by Six M. | Nov 4, 2025 | Faculty-Led, Summer, _
This week has been absolutely insane, in the best way possible. It finally hit me that I won’t be in Sint Maarten forever, and that realization has me appreciating every single moment even more. When I first arrived, I had no idea what to expect. I was trying to...
by Jerusha K. | Nov 4, 2025 | Australia/New Zealand, Commerce & Business, Faculty-Led, Summer, _
Coming back from my study abroad experience in New Zealand and Australia, I find myself overwhelmed with gratitude. The past few weeks has been life changing. From exploring the rich cultures and landscapes to having conversations that challenged my how I view the...
by Jerusha K. | Nov 4, 2025 | Australia/New Zealand, Commerce & Business, Faculty-Led, Summer, _
One thing I didn’t fully expect when signing up to study abroad in Australia and New Zealand? Just how much hiking I’d be doing, and how many stairs that would involve. From the moment we set foot in these two stunning countries, I fell in love with nature. The...
by Anna H. | Nov 4, 2025 | Semester, _
It’s been some time since I came back to America since my 5 month long study abroad in Japan. I think I adjusted quickly back into my normal life. I started my internship with less than a week back in the states and found a routine to fall into. I still...
by Jack D. | Nov 4, 2025 | _
From the Kakum National Forest to Mole National Park, Ghana has dense jungle and a lush savannah filled with wildlife such as elephants, antelope, and baboons. We were lucky to go on two safaris to explore Mole National Park, a wildlife reserve in the heart of the...
