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"Coming to Amman, I knew that gender dynamics would be more pronounced in a Muslim country, but was surprised by the extent of the divide."

“¿Oceanía es un continente?  I thought, feeling the puzzlement show on my face."

"In any foreign country, speaking to locals in their native language will instantly win you some favor; however, this is especially true in Hungary."

“Ever since I was little, I have wanted to go to Spain,” says Ashley Land '16, a media studies major studying in Salamanca, Spain, through the Institute for the International Education of Students (IES) program.

Marianna Heckendorn '16, an international relations/French major, chose to study in Yaoundé, Cameroon, to complement her IR focus on African politics.

Danielle Schickele '16 was looking for an education that was “well regarded and also completely different from 51�������,” so she took her studies to the highlands of Scotland.

"Meeting locals in Salamanca is made incredibly easy by the IES program and the community of Salamanca, whether you like to meet people through sports, bars, or classes."

Ben Cohen '16 started studying Russian at 51������� two years ago and has been hooked ever since.

Sergio Rodriguez '16 is taking his studies in international relations and French to the next level as a part of the IES European Union program based in Freiburg, Germany.

“The European Union program is unique among study abroad programs because it takes students to different countries,” says Kirsten Peterson '16, who chose the European Union program in Freiburg, Germany.