Valparaiso to Valparaíso: Top of the World
Jason S., a digital video production major from Ball State University, shares his first video while studying abroad at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso in Chile.
3 Things I Learned During My First Month in Sweden
ISEP student Lydia W. is a part of ISEP Voices Spring 2016. She is a new media interactive design major from University of North Carolina at Asheville, and is currently studying abroad at Södertörns högskola in Sweden.
Celebrating Holidays Abroad
Until my semester abroad, I hadn't celebrated any serious holidays away from my family and friends...and then Easter rolled around. Easter in Finland is celebrated a bit more widely than at my home university. The whole week leading up to Easter Sunday, the University of Jyvaskyla
Love Letters to ISEP
In honor of Valentine’s Day, we thought we’d share some of the love letters we’ve received from our secret, and not-so-secret admirers: you!
Blending In: How to Meet Locals When You Study Abroad
ISEP Marketing Assistant Alex P shares advice from his study abroad experience about how to make friends with locals during your educational travel adventures…
ISEP Student Stories: Stephanie Goes to the Spanish Bullfight
ISEP student Stephanie V, a literature major from Roanoke College spending the academic year at the Universidad de Murcia in Spain.
How to Leave for Study Abroad in 3 Simple Steps
ISEP student Joy D. is a student blogger and part of our new ISEP Voices program. She is marketing major from Missouri State University, and is currently studying abroad at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Italy. She shares a couple tips on how it feels to leave for study abroad, and how to cope emotionally.
Expanding Your Comfort Zone in the First Weeks Studying Abroad
I was so excited to study abroad. When you tell people you’re spending a semester or year abroad, they are always enthusiastic and being told “congratulations” becomes a common occurrence. It makes it easier to go; you know you’re going to have the time of your life. And this first month I’ve...
Traveling Abroad With Mental Illness
Mental health is a subject that is highly taboo in America. There is little to no discussion on the topic which creates a culturally accepted climate of ignorance surrounding the issue. This post is a means of showing the impact mental illness had on my time studying abroad.
5 Things to Bring From Home When You Study Abroad
When I go back to Indiana, I will be a study abroad ambassador for my home university. I already know that many prospective study abroad students will be asking me, "What are some things I should definitely buy while I'm still at home?" I know this question will be asked because I asked about 500 pe
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