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Category: Global Studies

  • St Edwards University, United States

    Austin, Texas is a very interesting place. Before coming here, I had a picture in my mind of a very Texan town with cowboy boots and big hats, but it’s quite the opposite. There’s interesting and different people everywhere all with a different story, whether they’d grown up here or moved from out of the…

  • Viña del Mar – Viviendo en un paraíso. Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Chile

    How’s life in your host city? What is the University like? Viña del Mar is a Paradise. This place is one of a series of about 4 or 5 neighbouring coastal cities and is a highly developed vacation retreat. The majority of exchange students studying at UAI live in apartment blocks overlooking the beach and…

  • ¡Las Últimas Aventuras! – UDLAP, Mexico

    Hola a todos, Aquí estoy en las calles de colores brillantes de mi hogar nuevo. ¡Hay fiestas toda la noche, perros en los techos del barrio y hay fuegos artificiales… todo el tiempo! (Here I am in the brightly coloured streets of my new home. There are parties all night, dogs on the rooftops of…

  • Singapore: Food, Travels and So Much More

    I still cannot believe that I have been in Singapore for one and a half months, it feels like I have only arrived in Singapore yesterday! To be honest, I did not even think about going on exchange until a year ago, and Singapore was the first country I had in mind after making my…

  • Japan in a nutshell

    So its been over a month in Japan and as I gradually got used to life in Japan, trouble struck. Perhaps its due to the overwhelming club events, or perhaps due to my stupidity, I almost failed to register on time for my subject selection. Fortunately, UTS International had my back and I got my…

  • Pizza, Pasta, Carbs!!

    Hey guys! My name is Leila and if you haven’t guessed I am currently doing an exchange session in Italy at the Università Cattolica in Milano! Arriving in June and not starting orientation has given me heaps of time to travel, not to mention meet a tonne of people along the way! They’re usually from…

  • My Exchange Journey

    Hectic, eventful or was it undeniably nerve-wrecking? I must say, the process and planning for my exchange program has been a bit of all of the above. My destination? All the way across the sea, a small country made up of four main islands, the country of Japan. Hi, my name is Roger and I…

  • Jumping into my Slovenian Exchange

    Two years ago I was about to start my degree, contemplating whether/where to go on exchange. I had just finished my gap-year, during which I had travelled through Europe, and I was longing for a way to go back and stay longer. Now, half way through my degree, I’m about to commence exchange in Ljubljana,…

  • La Vida Buena en España

    Hola!! Tamara aqui. I first visited Madrid two years ago, during a post-hsc euro trip. In love with the vibrancy, the urban blend of old and new, and the culture, I knew this was a city I could live in. I also knew exchange was on the cards, so I put them both together, and…

  • A Gringo Abroad

    Before I acquaint you with La Universidad de Montevideo, perhaps it’s wiser to get our bearings of where the university is located. Montevideo is the capital city of Uruguay- a country tucked in neatly between Brazil and Argentina. It has a modest population of 3.4 million people, giving it bragging rights of being the smallest nation…