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International experiences give you the opportunity to try new things, take on new challenges and to make the most of your time at University. Go abroad and you'll learn about new places and people, have adventures and see some fantastic sights.

 

Being an au pair in China during the Coronavirus outbreak

Hannah is a gap year student au pairing for a family in China during the Coronavirus pandemic. Here is her experience and advice.

by Hannah Rhodes

 
 
Erasmus+

The Mole Diaries: Mons, Belgium

by Jess Dunhill
 
Durham Uni

Why everyone should travel solo at one point in their life

by Alisa Anwar
 
Study Abroad

The Mole Diaries: Middelburg, The Netherlands

by Global Graduates
 
France

Marseille on a budget: top 8 bars and restaurants

by Olivia Neilson
 
France

Doing an internship at a 4* boutique hotel in Paris

by Global Graduates
 
Au pair

Life as an ‘Au pair’ abroad: faux pas and key advice

by Charlotte Daniels

Mole Diaries

 
Erasmus+

The Mole Diaries: Mons, Belgium

by Jess Dunhill
 
Study Abroad

The Mole Diaries: Middelburg, The Netherlands

by Global Graduates
 
Portuguese

The Mole Diaries: São Paulo

by James Landymore
 
Spain

The Mole Diaries: Murcia (Volume 2)

by Sandra Corbett
 
USA

The Mole Diaries: Michigan

by Zak Campbell-Lochrie
 
Latin America

The Mole Diaries: Lima, Peru

by Amelia Steele
 
Grenoble

The Mole Diaries: Grenoble

by Global Graduates
 
St. Petersburg

The Mole Diaries: St. Petersburg (Volume 3)

by Jemma Bourn
 
Latin America

The Mole Diaries: Buenos Aires (Volume 2)

by Farahnaz Mohammed
 
Edinburgh

The Mole Diaries: Edinburgh

by Jessica Hodges

Questions about Edinburgh Uni

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Why to consider your skin type before getting facials Dubai?

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Should we Brexit or Bremain?

UK

Here is The Economist's background guide to "Brexit" from the European Union for some further reading.

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Left behind in final year?

StudyWorkCreate

100% worth it! I dreaded going abroad at first but honestly it was the best year of my uni career so far :) and also don't wish time away, jobs definitely aren't all they're cracked up to be - enjoy u...

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Only speaking English on a French year abroad?

Study Abroad

Hi there, I have had friends who have studied abroad in France and it is true, many students get sucked into a Erasmus bubble. However, this does not mean that she will only be speaking English. Many...

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Which Study Work Create option is best for employability?

StudyWorkCreate

Hi there, I am going to try to answer your question in chunks:1) You can do more than one programme in a year, but they may have to be different programmes (ex. you cannot do two Generation UK In...

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As a Teaching Assistant abroad are you mainly speaking English?

Undefined

There is no better way to learn a language than by being surrounded by native speakers. As a Language Assistant, language skills improve immeasurably as individuals interact with locals and navigate d...

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Can you pick your IAESTE work placement?

Work placement

Hi there, Yes, you do get to pick your IAESTE work placement - we wouldn't expect anyone to do a placement unrelated to their work. You get to choose from our catalogue which highlights all the sub...

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Au pair

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Study Abroad

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by Charlotte Daniels
 
Portuguese

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by James Landymore
 
Money

How to survive a lost or stolen purse abroad and no money

by Global Graduates
 
USA

Christmas in Southern California

by Courtney Mower
 
Spain

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Work Abroad

So you want to work abroad? Five questions, answered.

by Gemma Sowerby
 
English

10 things I wish I had been told before being a Language Assistant

by Joanna Freeborough
 
English

Study Abroad in Texas vs Leicestershire

by Courtney Mower
 
Oviedo

Food in Oviedo and Asturias

by Danielle Moore
 
Spain

The Year Abroad: One Year Later

by Emma Brown
 
France

An interview with the family of a year abroad student

by Lisa Bruce
 
Italy

Why Italy?

by Lizzie Fane
 
Careers

How has learning a language at university inspired you?

by Global Graduates
 
Careers

EU Careers Insider: Working as a Conference Interpreter

by Alexandra Ionescu
 
Latin America

South America's Forgotten Capital

by Millie Parrott
 
Vienna

"A life changing" experience; Emma on her IAESTE placement in Vienna

by Emma Gayner
 
Spain

The Mole Diaries: Murcia (Volume 2)

by Sandra Corbett
 
France

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by Nel
 
Living and working in Germany

Seven ways to fit in in Berlin

by Eliza
 
France

Paris: Dispelling a Myth

by Phoebe Weston
 
USA

The Mole Diaries: Michigan

by Zak Campbell-Lochrie
 
Latin America

The Mole Diaries: Lima, Peru

by Amelia Steele
 
Study Abroad

Studying abroad as an independent student (non-Erasmus)

by Phoebe Weston
 
St. Petersburg

Kathleen is a Private Tutoring Regional Director

by Global Graduates
 
Mainz

Andrew studied abroad in Mainz and is now Director of the Prison Radio Association

by Global Graduates
 
Edinburgh Uni

Victoria studied abroad in Verona and is now a newspaper journalist

by Global Graduates
 
Grenoble

The Mole Diaries: Grenoble

by Global Graduates
 
St. Petersburg

The Mole Diaries: St. Petersburg (Volume 3)

by Jemma Bourn
 
Latin America

The Mole Diaries: Buenos Aires (Volume 2)

by Farahnaz Mohammed
 
Edinburgh

The Mole Diaries: Edinburgh

by Jessica Hodges