emorystudyabroad, Author at Emory Explorers

Exploring France: Tranquility and Freedom

Byemorystudyabroad October 9, 2020October 9, 2020

Here I am exploring the fun little town of Dijon, France. This was the last excursion our program had in store for us before we had to leave. However, I took full advantage of every second I had!

Semester Study Abroad

Life Lessons

Byemorystudyabroad October 6, 2020October 6, 2020

One of the many lessons I learned while abroad is the power of patience and the ability to go with the flow. In U.S. culture, people are often so focused on the next task that needs to be completed that they lose sight of the present. I learned how important it is to live in the moment and let go of things that are out of your control.

Semester Study Abroad

School in Transit

Byemorystudyabroad September 29, 2020December 7, 2020

I chose to study abroad because I thought it would be valuable to learn more about International Relations through the lens of different countries. I aimed to gain a more comprehensive understanding of world affairs.

Semester Study Abroad

Sustainability in Scandinavia

Byemorystudyabroad September 25, 2020December 7, 2020

How my courses at DIS opened my eyes to a whole new world of sustainability!

Semester Study Abroad

Embracing the Unexpected While Studying Abroad

Byemorystudyabroad September 22, 2020September 22, 2020

With my interests in STEM and language-learning, I wanted to find a program that merged the two and also explored interdisciplinary coursework in other subjects. I was lucky to find such a program, and it didn’t hurt that my walks to school included Salamanca’s breathtaking attractions, like the Plaza Mayor.

Semester Study Abroad

Studying International Affairs in a Greek Classroom

Byemorystudyabroad September 17, 2020September 17, 2020

Academics and faculty played an immensely important role in my study abroad experience in Greece, especially since my semester abroad coincided with the COVID-19 global outbreak. I tailored my courses to my interest in migration and the Middle East. My professors enhanced this experience further with their own expertise.