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How to Adjust to a New Culture While Studying Abroad: Tips for U.S. Students
Learn practical ways to prepare, navigate academic and communication differences, build routines and connections, understand how identity may be perceived abroad, and become more comfortable participating in your host community.
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Apartments/Flats
Living in an apartment, flat, or housing complex is common in many countries. Apartments are typically privately owned, though some universities own and manage student apartments. Programs offering apartments are the most common housing type available with options in Europe, Latin America, and Asia and Pacific regions. Details for study abroad apartment living Students live…
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University Dormitories/Residence Halls
A small number of the universities we partner with offer university housing in dorms or residence halls, which can make it easier to connect with other students and feel like a part of university life. Details about study abroad dorms Dorms—also known as residence halls—are most common in the UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand.…
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Housing Abroad
All You Need to Know About Your Home Away from Home The place you call home while you study abroad has a big impact on your international experience. That’s why our IFSA team puts extra care and attention into where our students live. What makes our approach stand out?Guaranteed housing. No matter which program you…
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Meet Our Fall 2026 IFSA Marketing Correspondents
IFSA | July 30, 2026 This fall, eight IFSA students are taking us along for the journey as they study abroad across the globe. Our Fall 2026 Marketing Correspondents will be sharing an authentic look at life abroad in Australia, China, the Czech Republic, England, Mexico, New Zealand and Scotland through photos, videos, and personal…
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Study Abroad and Sports: A Path to Connection and Personal Wellbeing
Sports can help you feel more connected, grounded, and involved while studying abroad. Whether you join a campus club, recreational league, local team, or casual activity group, you can build community, stay active, and experience your host culture in a more personal way.
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Scholarships
IFSA offers scholarships for students participating in IFSA study abroad programs, with awards ranging from $500 to $2,500. IFSA scholarships help students offset costs associated with studying abroad. More than one in three IFSA applicants receives scholarship or grant funding. There are also many outside scholarships that students can apply for. Explore a curated list…
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IFSA “Bring a Friend” Grant Promotion — Terms and Conditions
YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED ANY GRANT. THIS PROMOTION (“PROMOTION”) IS NOT EXCLUSIVE TO YOU. To participate in this Promotion and be considered for the Grant, you must fully apply to, be accepted into, pay program fees for, and physically commence an eligible IFSA January 2027 program. THE GRANT IS CONDITIONAL UPON ENROLLMENT AND ACTIVE PARTICIPATION…
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Ten Factors to Consider When You Choose Your Study Abroad Destination
Choosing where to study abroad starts with finding the right fit for your academic goals, daily life, budget, interests, and long-term plans. These ten factors can help you compare programs clearly and choose a destination that fits what you want from the experience.
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Takeaways from Studying Abroad Twice
Because I studied international policy, my professors encouraged me to study abroad to better understand how countries approach policy challenges. I chose University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, as I was doing research on international affairs in the Indo-Pacific region at the time. Beyond academics, my time in Sydney pushed me to step…
