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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…
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Yes, STEM Students Can Study Abroad: Opportunities, Programs, and Tips
STEM students can study abroad through programs designed to fit structured degree requirements. Explore options like research, internships, and short-term programs that align with your academic and career goals.
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Mental Health and Study Abroad: What to Expect
Studying abroad comes with real emotional and mental health challenges alongside the experience. This guide outlines what to expect, how to recognize common struggles, and how to access support while you’re abroad.
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How to Explain Your Study Abroad Experience in Job Applications and Interviews
Studying abroad builds valuable, career-ready skills, but what matters is how you explain them. Employers want clear examples of what you did, how you adapted, and what you achieved—not just that the experience was meaningful. By connecting your experience to specific skills and outcomes, you can present it as a strong professional asset.
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Ten Steps to Complete Before You Study Abroad
While studying abroad at University of Galway in Ireland, I have had the opportunity to meet so many amazing people and travel to so many amazing places. For me, this is a time to explore different countries and experience different cultures. I was excited to go, but also nervous to be so far from home. So, here are the ten steps I completed before I departed to make study abroad a little…
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Don’t Spend Your Study Abroad Semester in an Airport
It is easy to get caught up in the travel flex when you get to London. I’ve done my fair share of travel already, having been to Dublin and Morocco, and writing from Wales, where I am visiting with my IFSA group. I have more trips lined up for the next few months, but I’ve realized if you aren’t careful, you could end up treating London like a glorified base camp instead of the place you live. The…
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2026 Summer, Fall, and Academic Year Programs: Applications Closing Soon
IFSA | April 2, 2026 Dreaming of studying abroad but wondering if you’ve missed the deadline to apply? Good news—there’s still time! IFSA is accepting applications for Summer 2026, Fall 2026, and Academic Year 2026–27 programs. Whether you’re looking for a semester immersed in a new culture or specialized classes, there’s a program for you. Explore the list below and apply through the IFSA Student…
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Research-Based Study Abroad Programs: What They Are and How to Choose One
Research-based study abroad programs combine academic coursework with directed research or career-focused experiential learning. Learn how options like IFSA directed research and Career Accelerators can support your goals.
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Career-Focused Study Abroad: Why It Matters for HBCU Students
Today, one of the most transformative tools for student success is career-focused study abroad. With a commitment to equity and access, IFSA partners with Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) to design career-focused study abroad programs and provide grants to empower their students to experience the world as they prepare to launch successful careers.
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Finding Community: How HBCU Students Can Connect with the African Diaspora Abroad
Whether you’re in the U.S. or on the shores of West Africa, one thing remains true for Black students: community is essential to our sense of belonging. HBCU students can find community abroad by connecting with the African Diaspora through food, cultural events, and support from IFSA’s study abroad programs.
