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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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Summer Study Abroad in London: Big Lessons from In and Out of the Classroom
When I first decided to study abroad in London, I expected to learn about negotiation, the subject of my summer class. I didn’t expect to learn so much about myself. As a Division I swimmer at Vanderbilt University, I’m used to structure. My days are carefully planned around practices, workouts, classes, studying, and recovery. Every…
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How Three Weeks of Study Abroad at Oxford University Pack a Punch
University of Melbourne student Cindy L.—a double major in linguistics and psychology—reflected on her summer experience at one the world’s most prestigious universities: A powerful way to learn The Oxford teaching method—which involves lectures, seminars, tutorials, and much reading— really invigorated me to think deeply and critically, especially since I’d chosen a course outside of…
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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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Thinking About Study Abroad as an Investment in Your Career
Studying abroad can be an investment in your future, helping you build career-ready skills, gain global perspective, and better understand your goals. As you navigate new places, people, and expectations, you can develop real examples of adaptability, communication, independence, and problem-solving that support your next steps.
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The Most Valuable Thing I Packed Was My Passport
When I arrived in London to study abroad, I expected to travel, gain independence, and learn from living in a new country. I did not expect one of my biggest lessons to be about privilege. As a first-generation student and Muslim woman growing up in Detroit, privilege was not something I often associated with myself.…
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Financial Aid & Paying for Study Abroad
Many students can use existing financial aid to help pay for their study abroad experience. This can include federal financial aid programs as well as certain benefits available to veterans and their dependents. While IFSA does not process financial aid directly, we work with students and their college or university to help apply eligible aid…
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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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Get to Know Our Summer 2026 IFSA Student Marketing Correspondents
IFSA | June 9, 2026 Meet our inaugural Summer Correspondents! We’re excited to welcome our first ever cohort of Summer Marketing Correspondents. These students will give us an inside look at their experience studying abroad this summer. From England to Argentina, they’ll share photos and videos as they explore their host cities. Follow @IFSAStudyAbroad on…
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Cooking in London: How Routines Help You Feel at Home During Study Abroad
Everything is more expensive in London, especially food. Cooking at home became an essential part of my daily routine, not only to have a mental break from academics, but also to save money. Finding a routine that worked took a few trials and errors, but I eventually figured out a good system. Saving money, meeting locals …
