
Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Abroad
Studying abroad is an opportunity to see new parts of the world and open your eyes to other cultures. However, some of these cultures may not be as accepting of different races, ethnic groups, disabilities, sexual orientations, religion or gender. Whether you're used to being a minority at home or if this is your first time, it's possible that you might face discrimination during your travels. We recommend using these resources to help navigate any new situations you might run into.

We're Here to Help
We know you're independent, but we're here to help. Between our Global Office staff and your home and host university ISEP coordinators, you will be well-supported throughout your journey.

Five Self-Care Practices for Studying Abroad
While it's easy to get caught up in the magic of being in a new country, you need to remember to take care of yourself first. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity and you want to be able to enjoy it!
How My Study Abroad Instagram Life Isn't Quite Reality
Okay, so everyone has seen those travel Instagrams and blogs that are just too beautiful to be true. They're the pictures that give you wanderlust and make you a bit jealous because you’re sitting in your bed with a bag of chips watching Netflix. The thing is, it’s all a lie. Yes, there are beautifu

How My Study Abroad Instagram Life Isn’t Quite Reality
ISEP student Blue C. is a part of ISEP Voices Spring 2016. She is an exercise science major from Marshall University, and is currently studying abroad at the University of Chester in the United Kingdom. Follow along with her on Instagram.
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Celebrating Pride Around the World
In honor of Pride Month, we are looking at the history of Pride and LGBTQIA+ movement around the world.
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