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  • U.S. Election: A Perspective from Abroad

    This year was my first time voting in a presidential election; it’s the same for many of my U.S. friends studying abroad with me. We couldn’t help but notice how odd it was watching it from across the ocean. Sitting in Scotland, reading BBC and the New York Times, scrolling through Twitter and Facebook, it…

    U.S. Election: A Perspective from Abroad

  • Reflections of a First-Gen in Buenos Aires

    Traveling to another country was never something I thought possible, especially not at this stage in my life. Being from a low-income background, the idea of international travel seemed like an unattainable dream. The expenses associated with it were daunting. For many years, both of my parents lacked proper documentation, which limited our ability to…

    Reflections of a First-Gen in Buenos Aires

  • Griffith University Partnership

    Adventure-seekers, find your place under the sun on Australia’s fabled Gold Coast at a progressive university with top ranked business (AACSB accredited), criminal justice, tourism, physics, and a prestigious honors college. Art and music majors can hone their skills up the river in friendly, easy-going Brisbane at Queensland College of Art. Your semester includes unforgettable…

    Griffith University Partnership

  • University of Canterbury Partnership

    Love the outdoors? Canterbury will steal your heart. Its central South Island location makes it easy to jump off into breathtaking scenery and unlimited outdoor adventure, from rock climbing to snow sports.   Established in 1873 by scholars from the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge, the university is ranked amongst the world’s top…

    University of Canterbury Partnership

  • Internship in Buenos Aires: UAI Research Assistant Sofía Murgian

    Meet Sofía Murgian, an IFSA study abroad student from Colorado College, chose to intern at the Universidad Abierta Interamericana (UAI) to continue her training in neuroscience at the CAECIHS, Center for Higher Studies in Human and Health Sciences. Through the IFSA Study in Buenos Aires: Psychology and Neuroscience Program, Sofía worked for four months on…

    Internship in Buenos Aires: UAI Research Assistant Sofía Murgian

  • The Little Things with Studying Abroad

    Before coming to Barcelona, so many people warned me about culture shock. While studying abroad is an invaluable experience full of opportunity, you are also uprooting your entire life to move across the world for three months. As I was told, the stages of culture shock are the honeymoon phase, anxiety, adjustment, and acceptance. Based…

    The Little Things with Studying Abroad

  • How Interning Abroad Gave Me Clarity on My Career Path

    My biggest qualm about studying abroad was leaving in the middle of the summer, cutting short any potential resume-building activities. The school year in Australia starts in early August, meaning I had to leave home in July. As I predicted, I wasn’t able to get any meaningful work during my truncated summer. However, the University…

    How Interning Abroad Gave Me Clarity on My Career Path

  • Feelin’ the Aussie Love

    Night is always my reflection and thinking time. And as I sit at Darling Harbor surrounded by my IFSA crew  and beautiful scenery I think back on the month that flew by. And though this is unfair to say to my home, I have fallen madly in love with this country. Or at least Sydney.…

    Feelin’ the Aussie Love

  • Summer Programs

    Squeeze More Out of Summer Is your jam-packed schedule making it hard to study abroad? Go this summer, with a $500 flight voucher plus $250 for cultural fun. Our programs have the support you need to make new connections along with freedom to explore, with programs three weeks and longer.   Just start your application to…

    Summer Programs

  • Life-Long Skills: The Professional Benefits of Studying Abroad

    There are countless reasons to study abroad from academic development to cultural immersion to personal growth. Another is developing pre-professional skills. Many students, however, assume studying abroad and being out the country will hurt their chances for a summer internship or job. That might not be the case.  Myth: You will miss out on the…

    Life-Long Skills: The Professional Benefits of Studying Abroad