By Derek Craker, ISA Alumni Relations Coordinator After studying and living in South Korea for a year, it became increasingly evident that Korean culture and business have been significantly influential around the world. Those trends you see in tech and skincare? … Continue reading Bibimbap and K-Pop: Culture and Beauty in Seoul, South Korea
By Tayler Gill, ISA England Senior Site Specialist During the 6 months I lived in London, I was fortunate enough to live right near the West End (equivalent to New York’s Broadway). Because of this, deciding last minute to see … Continue reading Exploring London’s Theatres
By Brittany Allen, ISA Site Specialist – South Africa Many times, when students prepare to study abroad, they spend most of their time dreaming of all of the wonderful new things they will see, do, and experience. However, sometimes things … Continue reading The Silver Linings of Study Abroad
A typical dilemma for ISA Málaga, Spain students: You need to finish your homework, but you want to go out and explore the city. Why not do both? While the University of Málaga’s library offers a quiet and relaxed place … Continue reading Get Outside: Top 5 Places to Study in Málaga, Spain
There were some great articles written by ISA staff and posted on ISA Today in 2016. Here’s a look back at 10 of the most popular posts. 1.) 6 Places I Wish I Would Have Studied Abroad Let’s be honest. … Continue reading ISA Today’s Top 10 Articles from 2016
By Anthony Viltro, ISA Milan Site Specialist You’ll notice right away that Milan is not like other Italian cities. Much of Milan’s architecture was destroyed by bombing during World War II, so today Milan has a much more urban and … Continue reading The Many Neighborhoods of Milan
By Caroline Tosbath, ISA Student Services Advisor ISA is based in Austin, Texas also known as, “the Live Music Capital of the World.” Because of this, we know how great it can be to live in a city where you … Continue reading Calling All – Music Lovers: Tune in to the Musical Frequencies of these ISA Cities
By Rachel Bronson, ISA Student Services Advisor When I told people I chose to study abroad in Belgium I got a lot of puzzling looks. Why not France? You speak French. After looking at the course options, I realized that … Continue reading Eating My Way Through Brussels
A day in Colombia is probably not what you think. From the tropical Caribbean to the highlands of central Colombia and the Amazon jungle, Colombia is a land rich in beauty and diversity. Come along with ISA as we Discover Colombia. … Continue reading Video: Discover Colombia
By Matt Gulizia, ISA Brussels Sr. Site Specialist Brussels is an eclectic and cosmopolitan European capital city which offers something for every area of interest imaginable. With the recent program price reductions for all 2017 ISA Brussels programs, now is … Continue reading The Ultimate Brussels Bucket List – ISA Edition
By ISA Staff, Caroline Tosbath and Kendra Ansotigue For some students, the draw to study abroad is based on the opportunity to experience history and culture first-hand. Historic streets, temples, art galleries, museums and parks are abundant in most of … Continue reading Calling All – Art and History Buffs: Go Beyond the Classroom and Experience these Historically Significant and Culturally Rich ISA Cities
By Tayler Gill, ISA Sr. Site Specialist, England When a student is asked why they want to study in England a frequent response is because, “I want to study in an English speaking country.” While it’s true that the USA shares a … Continue reading They Speak English, Right? Common British vs American Terms
