As with any new undertaking, adding additional elements, like an internship, when planning your study abroad experience can seem daunting and leave you wondering if you should even do it…

Dearest Prague,  One of my best friends from my semester abroad sent me a poem last year titled “Memories of Prague” by a man named Petr Ginz. There was one…

With social distancing and minimal travel part of our daily routine, this year hasn’t been ideal for those of us with wanderlust. But with the skies slowly starting to clear,…

Every study abroad experience is special and unique, but some people like to take a more unconventional route to study abroad. In my case, I chose to take a gap…

Exciting news! Our “Navigating Uncertainty: Resources for Thoughtfully Processing Your Time Abroad and Your Return” guide has been named a 2020 GoAbroad award winner for the category of Innovation in Alumni Engagement!…

For most people, the decision to study abroad is accompanied by a huge, usually overwhelming influx of information regarding which location is the best for them to go. And I…

We caught up with Joe, an AIFS alum who spent his Fall ’91 semester in Spain almost 30 years ago. Despite nearly three decades having passed by, he still feels…

With traveling limited and COVID-19’s impact uncertain, studying abroad this fall will be challenging. And while there’s no substitute for going abroad on a traditional study abroad program, you are…

A message from AIFS Study Abroad on the importance of continuing the conversation about systemic racism and discrimination. Over the past few weeks, we have been intently listening and learning.…

Everyone has a complex identity, and as a student who is LGBTQIA+, this piece of your identity can be an important factor when deciding on a study abroad location. We…