By Matt Gulizia, ISA France Site Specialist Originally posted on April 13, 2015 Much of the world knows virtually nothing about the city of Lille, France, including how to pronounce its name (hint: rhymes with deal!). Well, we think it’s … Continue reading 5 Things You Probably Don’t Know about Lille
There are many international cities that get lots of love from travelers and study abroad programs alike. But there are so many other less overrun destinations with great merits. Choose to take the path less traveled for a more unique and memorable study abroad experience–your … Continue reading Top 5 Cities to Discover for Your Next Custom Program
ISA Custom Programs collaborated with U.S. partner institutions to run over 125 faculty-led programs this spring and summer in a variety of academic fields. Here are several recent programs that demonstrate how studying abroad brings academics to life through real-world international experiences. Get … Continue reading Unique Custom Programs That Will Inspire Your Own Faculty-Led Program
Faculty-led programs are becoming increasingly common as a cost-effective way for university students to study abroad. Custom Programs also serve as a shorter alternative study abroad experience for students who may not be ready to commit to a full semester … Continue reading Top 5 Essentials for Creating Your Custom Program
By Cori Cummings Students from all over the world spend their summers studying abroad in predominantly Muslim countries, such as Jordan or Morocco, where the culture as a whole observes the fast of Ramadan. Muslim and non-Muslim students alike enjoy … Continue reading 6 Ways to Observe Ramadan as a Study Abroad Student
By Sarabeth Flowers, ISA Program Manager, France and Belgium I remember the uneasiness of my last semester in college. It was about a month out from graduation, and I had no idea what I was going to do with my life. … Continue reading Why You Should (Not) Panic About Graduation
As summer roster deadlines approach for faculty-led programs, you may be teetering on the edge of making your minimum number. By collaborating with ISA Custom Programs, not only do you get the various layers of program support, you also get … Continue reading Essential Recruiting Tips for Your Custom Program
updated on January 11, 2016 Palmerston North, or Palmy as it’s often referred to locally, is in the perfect adventure spot, situated between two mountain ranges with numerous hiking and biking trails, on the banks of the Manawatu River, and … Continue reading City Discovery: Palmerston North, New Zealand – “How Beautiful It Is”
As part of the continuing series of cities that are great study abroad locations from which to base your faculty-led Custom Program, explore Berlin, Germany. Why Berlin? Berlin is a dynamic, multicultural city that boasts a rich and dramatic past, spanning … Continue reading ISA Sites to Consider for Your Faculty-Led Program: Berlin, Germany
As part of a series of several cities that are great study abroad locations to base your faculty-led Custom Program, Explore Thessaloniki, Greece. Why Thessaloniki? Thessaloniki is the second biggest city in Greece after Athens and its low numbers of tourists … Continue reading ISA Sites to Consider for Your Faculty-Led Program: Thessaloniki, Greece
Explore Glasgow, Scotland as part of a series of several cities that are great study abroad locations to base your faculty-led Custom Program. Why Glasgow? Glasgow is … Continue reading ISA Sites to Consider for Your Faculty-Led Program: Glasgow, Scotland
London, England is host to the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world, The Wimbledon Championships. The tournament dates back to 1877 and is well known for its unique rules, such as only allowing players to wear white during … Continue reading City Discovery: London, More Than Tea and Crumpets
