Just as the field of education abroad (EA) continually evolves, the goals, challenges, and issues confronting EA professionals and the students we are all striving to serve change. ISA’s success at evolving with or ahead of these trends is done with huge credit to one special group: The … Continue reading Your Friends & Colleagues: Our Compass – ISA’s Advisory Board
Based in Milan, resident director Luca Garotti has been helping ISA students reach their education abroad goals for almost 10 years. Learn more about his experience in this global capital of fashion and design. Tell us about your background and history … Continue reading Staff Spotlight: Luca Garotti – ISA Milan Resident Director
In early December, International Studies Abroad by WorldStrides, ViaTRM, and Teens of Color Abroad was hosted by the BASAA (Boston Area Study Abroad Association) to present the 2nd “New Directions in Education Abroad: Talking Gen-Z, Diversity & Inclusion, and Career Readiness” … Continue reading New Directions in Education Abroad Workshop Recap
One of ISA’s longest tenured staff members anywhere in the world, Michelle McRaney has been part of the ISA family for over 20 years and has helped students going to Lima have the best semester of their lives. Learn more … Continue reading Staff Spotlight: Michelle McRaney – ISA Lima Resident Director
ISA team members from Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, and the U.S. came together in Gold Coast, Australia in mid-November for a semi-annual Resident Director Meeting. Every 2 to 3 years, ISA brings together Resident Directors in the region to discuss … Continue reading Highlights From The ISA Pacific Region Resident Directors Meeting
For students who are looking for a less expensive way to study in Australia, ISA now offers four programs with significantly lower fees. These select universities offer the opportunity to take three courses (instead of the typical 4 course load) … Continue reading Lower Cost Semester Programs in Australia
There are lots of reasons to study abroad in the small island nation of Fiji. Here are five. It’s Diverse University of the South Pacific is a regional university with 12 pacific islands as its members. While classes are conducted … Continue reading Five Reasons To Study Abroad In Fiji
In early October, ISA Meknes Resident Director Iman Essamati came to the US and visited several ISA partner universities – the University of Colorado, Boulder; Colorado State University (CSU); the University of Denver (DU); Regis University; Arizona State University (ASU); … Continue reading Staff Spotlight: Iman Essamati – ISA Meknes Resident Director
Updated on 11/1/2019 By working with ISA Strategic Programs to develop a Signature Program, institutions can utilize ISA’s existing infrastructure to tailor study abroad programs for their students. A Signature Program is a re-branded, existing ISA program with an institution’s … Continue reading When and Why ISA Signature Programs are Beneficial to Universities
By Becky Richey, Service-Learning Academic Coordinator Depending on the type or location of your ISA program, you can interact with people from the community through your classes, living with a host family, or in university dorms. Why stop there, though? With … Continue reading Making Connections Through Service-Learning
While you’re on your journey abroad, you’ll be taking dozens of photos a day and posting some of them on your Insta feed. With a few simple steps, you can enter these posts into our monthly photo contest on Instagram … Continue reading Snap, Share, Win: ISA’s Monthly Instagram Photo Contest!
By Amber Aho, ISA Marketing Coordinator It’s finally that time of year – back to campus! You get to see all your friends, go to football games, attend back to school activities, and so much more. As fun of a … Continue reading 10 Questions to Start Your Study Abroad Discovery
