By Jessica Mew, ISA New Zealand Program Manager Christchurch is the gateway to New Zealand’s beautiful South Island as it is conveniently located to several must see sites in New Zealand, such as Franz Josef Glacier, Queenstown (the adventure capital … Continue reading Christchurch Stole My Heart
By Madeline Townsend, ISA Latin America Program Manager I currently work at ISA as a Latin America Program Manager, but my time with ISA first started as a student. As an undergrad, I decided to enhance my Spanish and Global … Continue reading 5 Things You’ll Learn Outside of the Classroom in Lima
By Matt Gulizia – ISA Senior Site Specialist and Geographic Oversight Manager, Europe Paris is a city that has captivated the masses for centuries, and for good reason. Every twist and turn you take through the city gives you something … Continue reading How to Uncover the “Real” Paris
Back in 1987, ISA launched its very first program in Salamanca, Spain which brought intercultural learning to just a handful of students. A lot has happened since, as ISA now partners with 16 local universities to send over 2,500 students … Continue reading 2017 marks International Studies Abroad’s 30th anniversary!
By Megan Kane, ISA Internships Outreach Manager Not sure ISA Internships has internships in your desired career field? Are you unsure of which country offers the best opportunities for your specific interests? Not finding a placement that “speaks to you” … Continue reading Navigating the World of International Internships
By Monica Taylor, ISA Italy Site Specialist Looking for a volunteer opportunity during your semester abroad? Are you interested in immersing yourself in the Italian culture and contributing to the local community? ISA Florence is now offering students the unique … Continue reading Giving Back in Florence
By Dharma Bendersky, ISA Australia, Director of Operations Everyone knows you, they’ve all seen how beautiful you are, they all know you’re a global city and that, unlike Melbourne with its culture, café’s, and coolness (yes, yes we know it … Continue reading Why We Love Sydney
Every ISA semester abroad program in New Zealand begins with our signature 4-day/3-night orientation, known as the Bridging Cultures Program. Brimming with activity and excitement, it is designed to give you a crash course on New Zealand culture and prepare … Continue reading Welcome to ‘The Land of the Long White Cloud’
ISA would like to congratulate the 21 ISA students awarded the Gilman Scholarship for their upcoming Fall and Academic Year study abroad programs! Fall and Academic Year 2017 Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship Winners: Stephanie Austin, Knox College, Seoul – Fall … Continue reading ISA Announces Fall and Academic Year 2017 Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship Winners
After sorting through dozens and dozens of photos, winners have been selected for the Spring 2017 ISA Alumni Photo Contest. Thank you to everyone who submitted their photos for consideration and congratulations to the winners! Category: Overall Winner Photo by … Continue reading Announcing the Spring 2017 ISA Alumni Photo Contest Winners
By Kathryn Ippolito, ISA Student Services Coordinator, London Office One of the things that you will learn living in London is that some of the best bits of the city are hidden or not well known. Richmond, a borough located in … Continue reading Things to do in London near Roehampton and Kingston Universities
By Brittany Allen, ISA Site Specialist In these times of global uncertainty, the idea of studying abroad can, for some students, bring a lot of questions, concerns, and doubts. Not only do students worry about their safety abroad, but their … Continue reading The Importance of Global Travel in an Age of Uncertainty – A Parent’s Perspective
