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British Work Culture vs. American Work Culture
Interestingly, despite having the opportunity to travel to eight different countries in Europe, one of my largest culture shocks while abroad was the difference in European work culture, specifically in the UK, versus in the United States. During my time in London, I was a 20-minute walk away from London’s financial center, which is the…
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How My Experiences with Chilean Culture Changed Me
Unpacking My Amazing Experience I’ve thought and reflected on my time studying abroad since returning from Valparaiso, Chile My experience was nothing but learning, experiencing, and understanding — IFSA provided me with so many opportunities to grow as an individual and also with the local community, which is something that I will carry with me for…
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Academics Abroad: It’s Not Better It’s Just Different
Nine hours of total class time throughout an entire week may seem like nothing in comparison to the American system where each class has roughly this amount each week. During my time abroad at the University of Edinburgh, I had exactly that. Nine hours of a class per week. On top of that, all of my…
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How I Found Passion in New Zealand
I have known I wanted to work with the environment in some capacity since I was a young girl taking trips to the Bronx Zoo as often as possible. I followed Southern Boulevard right to Fordham University where I have spent the last 4 years of my life, and where I will receive my degree…
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4 Common Myths About STEM Students Studying Abroad
As you probably know, STEM students continue to be the minority of those who study abroad in their undergraduate study. Many STEM students either think it is impossible for them to study abroad or feel like it’d be a burden. Let me assure you: those conceptions are not necessarily true. Myth #1: It Doesn’t Fit…
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The Unexpected and Everlasting Benefits of Study Abroad
When I was deciding to study abroad, the last thing on my mind was my impending senior year job search. For one, I never really considered that study abroad would help me in any way down the line. I didn’t study abroad to better prepare myself for my career, I studied abroad to have an amazing…
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Why Study Abroad?
Study abroad is more than just travel and academics, it’s a transformative experience that shapes who you are and how you see the world. It’s a time of discovery, independence, and lasting relationships, leaving an impact that goes far beyond the classroom. The experiences you gain not only prepare you for your future career but…
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Czech Republic
Entry requirements Find your program in the chart below to determine which entry requirements apply to you. Learn more about visas and European Travel Information and Authorization (ETIAS) below. EU citizens do not need a visa. Note that as of January 8, 2025, all U.S. passport holders and students from many other countries must have…
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Why Choose IFSA?
Study abroad is a big commitment. We help you make the most of it. That’s our purpose. Why IFSA at a glance Not-for-profit: focused on students, not shareholders Personalized support: respecting each student as an individual Extensive financial support: enhancing access to study abroad High-quality, individualized education: connections to leading institutions plus IFSA-led instruction Inclusive…
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Study Abroad in Australia
The Land Down Under: A Place to Live Large Quality academics meet a spirited, multicultural vibe, with adventure in easy reach. Awesome rock formations. Mindboggling architecture. Marsupials. Australia is full of surprises. And though the English language simplifies communication for many U.S. students, society here is anything but homogeneous. With more than 10 prestigious schools…
