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blog 5 Reasons Why You Should Study Abroad in Belgium ISEP student Amy P, a history and international relations major at Agnes Scott College, spent a year at Vesalius College in Belgium to deepen her understanding of international politics and explore a new culture.
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blog ISEP Student Stories: James’ Life as a Graduate Student in Nicaragua James N is an exception to the norm. He is a graduate student from Arkansas State University spending a full year studying history at Universidad Americana in Nicaragua.
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blog What it's Like to Study Abroad in the United States ISEP student Barbara D. is a part of ISEP Voices Spring 2016. She is a graduate student studying international communication from Università degli Studi di Urbino "Carlo Bo" in Italy, and is currently studying abroad at Creighton University in Nebraska.
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blog ISEP Student Stories: Natalie Explores the Benefits of Study Abroad Northern Arizona University student and ISEP Ambassador Natalie F is embracing IEW’s mission by highlighting the benefits of her study abroad at Aix-Marseille Université.
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blog ISEP Student Stories: Elaine Experiences Reverse Culture Shock Defining reverse culture shock.
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blog ISEP Student Stories: Aaron and His Study Abroad Rollercoaster University of North Carolina, Wilmington student Aaron K, a history major, is currently studying abroad in the U.K. at the Plymouth University. Here are his impressions of what it feels like to study abroad.
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blog How I Started a Japanese Language Course on My Host Campus Looking for a way to meet locals and make a difference on your host campus? Get involved in activities! You can even start your own, like ISEP alumni Ryotaro, a Toyo University student who studied abroad at Hendrix College. Here he tells the story of teaching Japanese on his host campus.
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blog New Year’s Around the (ISEP) World Learn how countries celebrate New Year's around the world.
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