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Career Planning – Is there a Silver Bullet
with Joan Wasylik
Europe-based USC alum, Joan Wasylik, gave a guest lecture on the importance of career planning, co-sponsored by the Dornsife Office of Overseas Studies and Annenberg International Programs. In her lecture, Joan Wasylik highlighted three key areas for students to consider as they navigate their time at USC and begin to embark on their career journey.
Once Upon A Time In Rome
Cathy Phung, COMM major with a minor in Marketing, shares her study abroad experience in Rome. Find out how she fell in love with the city and Italian culture despite her time being cut short by COVID…
WFH: Reflecting on the Value of Travel & Self Transformation
Our Associate Director, Katy Kelly reflects on her own travel adventures and discusses how international exploration can serve as a pathway towards self-growth and why now, more than ever, it will be important to continue exploring and building bridges.
Street art in Havana, Cuba
FIRST TIME ABROAD
Dynasty took the plunge to travel abroad for the first time to Sydney through our Spring 2020 study abroad program.
Annenberg Study Abroad COVID-19 Returnee Toolkit
Unfortunately our Spring 2020 study abroad programs had to be cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, we believe there are still lessons to be learned and benefits to be gained from your experiences abroad. We are here to continue supporting you through these uncertain times and want to help you manage this period in your life. We created an Annenberg Study Abroad Returnee Toolkit to assist you through processing and finding balance in returning home.
Why you should study abroad in the fall semester
Are you thinking about studying abroad in London? Are you wondering whether to do it in the Fall or Spring semester? Don’t worry, we got you covered! Here are all the reasons you should apply for the fall program!
8 Must-Have Travel Accessories under $20 from Amazon
There’s nothing like having the right travel gears when traveling or studying abroad in a different country. From portable chargers to packing cubes to luggage scales, we’ve got you covered with a list of all the MUST HAVE Amazon travel accessories. Here is a list of all the affordable, under $20 items you should look into getting when traveling abroad.
5 Reasons Why Everyone Should Intern Abroad
An internship abroad can be everything from life-changing, hectic, nerve-wracking to stressful but it will also always be fun. An internship abroad is a fun adventure filled with new skills, breathtaking views, lasting friendships, and tons of memories. Moreover, it makes you a global season!
Midterm Break IN Sicily
Taking a midterm break from the hub of London, our students have been spending their week in Sicily, Italy as part of an integrated academic workshop.
6 Years Later
Tim travels back six years after he had left a piece of his heart behind in Thailand. He reflects on how much the country has changed culturally, politically and by infrastructure.
THE SKILLSET YOU GAIN FROM STUDYING ABROAD
Yes, it’s a real thing—traveling does bolster your skillset and your resume. Here are six ways studying abroad can help you better advocate yourself and your career.
Paulina takes Berlin, 2019
This summer, Paulina lived in Berlin and worked as a social media marketing intern for a company called Tech Open Air. Throughout this experience she gained valuable insights on the current state of the tech industry and what it holds for the future.
Your essential guide to explore and sight-see during ICS 2019
Considering your time in each city will be limited, you need to make sure you plan your sightseeing wisely, so you can make the most out of what each city and the locality has to offer. Here’s some strategy on how to explore each city to maximize your experience.
10 tips on how to stay safe when traveling abroad
Traveling abroad can be quite stressful if you’re not aware of the city. You will also be spending most of your time out and about exploring, so it’s very crucial to be cautious and take measures in order to stay safe on your trip.
Here are a few tips to staying safe during your study abroad experience.
How to save money when you’re studying abroad in Europe
Living abroad, whether it is for a month or a semester it can be quite stressful and an expensive process. It’s very tough to find the right balance of saving money when you have several places to explore within a short period of time. Hence, it’s important to be strategic in the way you spend your pennies. Here we have a few suggestions to follow when studying abroad in Europe.
How to pack for a month-long study abroad trip: ICS
If you’re thinking of doing the ICS study abroad program or you’ve already been accepted (congratulations!!) and wondering how to pack for this month-long, city-hopping trip. Don’t worry we got you covered. To save time and stress, we’ve compiled an ultimate guide on what to bring with you for this unique study abroad experience. You can use this as your check-list when packing.
Happy International Women's Day: Here's to celebrating womEn
International Women’s Day (IWD) falls on Friday, March 8th. A day dedicated to celebrating women’s achievement and challenging gender bias.
THE ONE ROMAN NEIGHBORHOOD YOU MUST EXPLORE
Testaccio is the perfect neighborhood if you’re looking to get under Rome’s skin and see an alternative side of this beautiful city.
7 reasons why shoreditch is the most lively place to stay in london
In a city as wide-spread and expensive as London, it could be difficult to find accommodation that ensures both safety and affordability. Shoreditch is the right blend of the two, making it a hot spot for most university students.
Student guide to travelling and living abroad in hong kong
While our students prepare to apply for the Fall 2019 program, here’s a quick guide on what to expect from this vibrant city.
ICS REFLECTION: 2001 EDITION- DR. AMANDA HOLDSWORTH
Dr. Amanda (Chaborek) Holdsworth is the assistant professor of sports promotion and management at Cleary University in Michigan. She earned a Master of Arts in Strategic Public Relations in 2002 and a Doctor of Education in 2017, both from USC.