Tascha spent a term teaching English literacy to children in Cape Town. Back in the PNW, she not only misses the pizza but also the children and wonders if she made an impact on them.

Tyler Richardson quickly learns about the differences between Japan and the United States but continues to push himself to learn more.

Yonsei University is a large and diverse research university, and there are many different ways that students can begin to explore and experience Seoul from Yonsei’s central location. Students can enroll in Korean language classes as well as topical coursework taught in English spanning the humanities, social sciences, and physical sciences.

Ewha Women’s University is ranked as one of the top five Korean universities. A comprehensive university, Ewha’s international programs and its continuing education programs are open to male and female students. 

Follow Gracen as she realizes that working with people with dementia is a humbling experience at the Eric Liddell Centre in Scotland.

Jennifer is studying abroad in Ireland, but throughout her first two weeks, she was able to find some time to explore the wonderful city of Dublin.

Fallon tells about his experience staying in Dublin and his favorite tour to the Giant’s Causeway.

Through her CFHI Uganda: Community Based Programs internship, Jenna works with KIHEFO in Uganda with a mission to help people rise up out of poverty by empowering families to become involved in small-scale rabbit production: The Rabbit Breeding Project

Ya Zhen Tan takes a trip to the past in Yongin City, south of Seoul.

Craig Wiroll is enjoying his time in Thailand interning for the Save Elephant Foundation.