Articles related to "Abroad Students"

Students and professors from every corner of the globe come together to make a ship their home all semester. Once aboard they see the world and learn about it firsthand.

One of the great things about studying abroad in England is the opportunity to travel around Europe easily and on a fairly small budget during weekends and breaks.

Coming home from a semester abroad can be a difficult adjustment. Anything from talking with fellow study abroaders to meeting with perspective students can help.

An educational tour is a great way to expose students to other cultures and bring your classroom lessons to life.

Having trouble finding work abroad? STA Travel, a leading youth and student travel agency, offers a variety of opportunities in several countries around the world.

AIESEC is the world's largest student organisation, but it is far more than just that. Here is a look at what AIESEC does, and how it does it.

One of many opportunities available to college students is studying abroad. There are many benefits to being part of a study abroad program.

Barcelona offers a multicultural and international experience rife with arts, architecture and history. While enriching, it's not cheap. Here's how to live on a budget.

New environment, new college life - a university psychologist and graduate student explain how these experiences could cause students to experience culture shock.

The quality and quantity of on-tour meals varies considerably from country to country but all tour planners should insist on upgraded breakfasts for student travel.

Beijing study abroad students flock to Wudaokou, where Beijing's major universities and private language schools flourish. A vibrant student life makes the Wu exciting.

From finding the right program to the right city, deciding where to study abroad requires careful planning.

A cell phone may not be an absolute travel necessity, but it can definitely come in handy. National Geographic's cell phone is geared toward tourists and students.

Thousands of North American university students who flock to study abroad annually benefit from a practical higher education checklist to guide student foreign exchanges.

Anything from making copies of important paperwork to familiarizing oneself with the study abroad country can help ensure a smooth sailing departure.

The length of time and season to study abroad is determined by a combination of academics, the destination country, and most importantly personal preference.