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Flexibility and relaxation in Siena
Ciao!
These past few weeks in Italy have been nothing short of extraordinary. My study abroad experience here has far exceeded my expectations, offering a rich array of unforgettable moments. Each day brings a new adventure, from engaging academic lessons and exploring renowned museums to savoring…
Reflecting on my internship in Vietnam
My Time Abroad: An Overview
My time abroad in Vietnam has been a fascinating journey filled with both expected and unexpected experiences. As a recent finance graduate, I was eager to immerse myself in the professional and cultural landscape of Vietnam, and so far, it has been an enriching…
Challenges and surprises in Vietnam
Introduction and Identities
My name is Pierre Tran, and I am a recent finance graduate currently interning in Vietnam. As someone deeply interested in finance and eager to immerse myself in Vietnamese culture, this opportunity represents a significant step in my professional and personal…
My trip to London comes to a close
As the study abroad trip in London slowly came to an end, I found it really important to reflect on all the experiences, especially with the amount of things we did throughout the trip. Overall, the London in a Global Context trip is one of the most special school trips I have ever been a part of,…
An unexpected experience in Querétaro
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I envisioned being a student doing a study abroad in a developing country as a non-traditional student who doesn’t speak fluent Spanish and living with a host family who provides three meals a day and does my laundry and cooking to be…
Health and well-being in Siena
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Ciao! I am Charlotte Stratford, an incoming first-year student studying Business Administration in the Lundquist College of Business. I am from Long Beach, California and this summer I am studying abroad with the Pre-Freshman Studies…
Adapting to cultural differences in Siena, Italy
Ciao! My name is Mallory Kent and I am a soon-to-be graduate here at UO! As a former student-athlete at UO, I had the privilege of competing on the Acrobatics and Tumbling program. Upon completing the Siena program, I will earn my Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and will begin my MBA…
My first days in Querétaro, Mexico
Oh be still my heart, my life is being blessed and full of culture, authentic food (including beans, the musical fruit), new friends, life lessons and my heart continues to grow and expand in so many ways.
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I arrived in…
Settling into life in London
Throughout the first two weeks of studying abroad I have had so many different experiences throughout the city of London. Being able to experience so many variations of museums, attractions, and for me architecture especially has been the most special aspect of studying abroad. There is never a…
Reflecting on my time in the Galapagos
I got depressed a few days before leaving San Cristobal. I didn’t want to leave. I didn’t feel like I had seen enough, experienced enough, or done enough research. My trip passed in a dream like state and the assignments were so time consuming that I didn’t have the opportunity to process enough.…