IES Abroad
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IES Abroad is a program provider offering 119 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad, Internship, Intensive Language, and Online Program abroad programs in 18 countries such as Australia, Austria, France, and Germany.
Everything we do is about the IES Abroad student.
Created in 1950, we believe in crafting unforgettable, life-changing educational adventures that go beyond our students' expectations. Every year about 6,500 study abroad students choose IES Abroad for their authentic study and intern abroad experience.
Our work starta in our Chicago headquarters and spreads across more than 130 study abroad programs in more than 30+ locations worldwide. With this network, we develop authentic global education and life-affirming cultural experiences. We believe that studying abroad should be a part of every student's academic life, and we aim to not only provide study abroad opportunities, but to consistently maintain a friendly, fun, and safe academic and cultural environment.
We believe so firmly in the power of our academically superior programs, that we actively recruit students from diverse populations and pledges more than $5 million in scholarships year after year. We are proud that our students are as diverse and exciting as the countries we study.
Through IES Internships, we offer a variety of full-time semester and summer internships in 15 locations around the world. For more than 40 years, we've provided opportunities to intern in some of the world's most exciting cities. With IES Internships, you'll have a guaranteed placement, more on-the-job hours, dedicated assistance with résumés and interviewing skills, and the ability to network with other students.
How will study abroad redefine you? We can't wait to find out.
For more information, visit our website.
Study Abroad with IES Abroad
"It was definitely worthwhile and don't get me wrong I loved the program and the people. If I had to do it again though I would have looked for a program with more of a foreign component that was less Americanized."
Chuck R The University of Texas at Austin
"Best experience ever. I learned about different cultures, people, ideals, etc. It has made me even more open-minded. I was never really outgoing, but I feel more comfortable with myself now. Study abroad is better than just traveling because you have an opportunity to create this life elsewhere with your peers, and you have to l..."
A student The University of Texas at Austin
"Yes. It was amazing to experience life from a foreigner's perspective. The people were so different in so many fascinating ways."
Alison C University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
"Yes, it was absolutely worthwhile!"
ILoveArgentina University of Rochester
"Life experience/ Yes"
Andrea G The University of Texas at Austin
"I have gained confidence in myself and the desire to travel more in the future. It was very worthwile."
A student University of the Pacific
"Perspective. Ultimately yes, but I had to work hard to make it that way... "
Christopher S Austin College
"My experience was definitely worthwhile. I was exposed to a whole new type of lifestyle, the European lifestyle, and I absolutely loved it. Being a part of that culture helped me realize that there is so much more too life. I grew up so much as an individual while I was abroad and I am much more comfortable with the thought of b..."
A student University of Rochester
"I learned how to be independent and plan trips where I wanted under a budget. I also learned more about city life living so close to Sydney. "
A student University of Rochester
"Friendship. Independence. Ability to travel to and easily visit foreign cities - you really learn about train/subway schedules and maps and hostels. It was definitely worthwhile!"
Aurora D University of Rochester
"More than I can say in this box. One gain is my Spanish language level, which has improved significantly. On another level, my eyes were opened to so many different cultures (from traveling, which I also did around the country and to Morocco), I made a bunch of great friends, and learned how to live a little more independently. ..."
A student University of Rochester
"I learned how to be independent, handle my budget accordingly, and travel in foreign areas. "
Don E Providence College
"I learned nothing new when it came to the language and culture. The only plus side during my stay in Japan was going to concerts and meeting bands."
A student Austin College
"Many new friends; the German language, food and culture; cultural differences and structure of the EU; and more patience with myself. I am already hoping to return to Europe in order to explore more of the countries I was not able to see while abroad."
A student Bryant University
"Absolutely. "
Justin M Bryant University
"I learned about the other people in the world and it was worthwhile "
A student Villanova University
"I think I am a more patient with people who do not speak a language. I am also eager to learn new languages. I definitely want to learn Spanish and Arabic now."
A student Villanova University
"It was a fantastic experience and I have learned much about myself and how to take care of myself with limited resources. I would highly recommend it. Rome was a challenge to get around but such an exciting place to live. What an adventure! "
A student Trinity University
"I learned a lot about the Italian culture. It was definitely beneficial to me and my future "
A student University of Rochester
"I gained a stronger sense of independence, starting college far from home was the first big step, but being in another country altogether was a whole flight of stairs. It was extremely worthwhile, and I miss it a lot. "
A student University of Rochester
"I learned how to be a more independent person and how to adapt to new environments. It was probably the most worthwhile trip I will ever go on. "
allaynadehond University of Rochester
"We only have so long on this earth, so make the best of every moment, and experience as much as you possibly can!"
A student University of Rochester
"I learned what it meant to be truly independent and I learned how to view the world from many other perspectives. I loved to hear what other Americans or international students had to say about world politics, economics or even sports. "
mary.bachmann University of Rochester
"Honestly, I gained a better knowledge of myself and my abilities to adapt and enjoy any sort of situation. So worthwhile!"
A student The University of Texas at Austin
"Safety skills, budgeting skills, language skills "
A student The University of Texas at Austin
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