Posted on 29 January 2013
Short Term Programs If your need to explore runs deeper than your pocket, perhaps a short term experience is best for you. What’s more of a dip-of-the-toe than a full-on plunge, a short term study abroad program allows for students to become global citizens at a lower cost. According to Sharon Li, director at CGE, [...]
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Posted on 29 January 2013
Aryan Azizian is currently enrolled in Keble College’s Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Studies semester-long program. Keble College is one of 38 constituents of the University of Oxford in England. He reports: So far, so good — “Harry Potter”-esque dining room halls, friendly locals, an extensive wine selection and a DIY sundae bar at the [...]
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Posted on 09 November 2012
For USF students and college goers worldwide, studying abroad is an opportunity to jump on if you want to take a break from American college life. It’s a chance to experience another culture, meet new people, eat different food…the list goes on. I have not had the opportunity to study abroad just yet, but having [...]
Posted on 17 November 2011
Newest study abroad option!
Posted on 25 February 2010
Eric Fischer encourages students to study Arabic to better understand conflict in the Middle East.
Posted on 04 February 2010
As the Stylish Addysen Trumper begins her adventures studying in France, she evaluates how to stay stylish and unique living out of a suitcase.
Posted on 04 December 2009
Living in a foreign country? Showering from a bucket? Eating cow tongue? None of these experiences have stopped freshman Kathryn Butera from enjoying her senior year of high school while studying abroad in Panama.
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Posted on 30 October 2009
Through study abroad opportunities and service learning trips, senior Ivana Rosas has seen many countries including Nicaragua, El Salvador, and France. Rosas, an international studies major focusing on the environment and development, considers herself a citizen of the world.
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