Category: Program Name
The Treatment of Aboriginals in Australia
Krishang Nair, ‘25, is a Behavioral Economics major studying at UNSW Sydney this Fall 2023. Just a couple of days ago I got back from a week-long trip down the east coast of Australia. I had traveled with a few friends who were also on exchange at UNSW, and since we were all leaving soon, ...
A Day of Surprises at the Philadelphia Art Museum: Sylvester Stallone and Korean Art Unveiled
Embarking on my long-awaited visit to the Philadelphia Art Museum, my excitement was twofold. Not only was it the first Sunday of the month—affording me the privilege of a “pay what you want” admission of just $1—but it also coincided with a special exhibit I had eagerly anticipated: “The Shape of Time: Korean Art After ...
Reflecting on my Time Abroad: American vs Irish Education Systems
Within the first weeks of classes, the differences in the education systems in the United States versus Ireland became very apparent. As finals week approaches, I would like to discuss these differences I saw throughout my term at the University of Galway. The first thing I noticed is that everything is overall more laid-back here. ...
Beyond Berlin: Unveiling the Charms of Day Trips
Potsdam – Where Royalty Meets Tranquility: Potsdam, my particular favorite, is only a hop, skip, and train ride from Berlin. I can almost picture Prussian kings and queens strolling around Sanssouci Park’s verdant gardens because to its ancient appeal. The lavish rooms of Sanssouci Palace give the impression of being a royal retreat. It’s a ...
Exploring Ireland: Day Trips from Galway City
It is so important to explore the city that you’ll be staying in during your exchange, but it is also great to see all the other amazing places your host country has to offer. With this, I would love to share some of the Irish cities and towns that are accessible from Galway for a ...
Le Grand Final
Hi everyone and here we go again. While it’s getting colder and darker outside, we are smoothly entering our final week of study here at Drexel and slowly getting ready for crazy finals and the holiday seasons. Besides, this is my last blog about the exchange and, as it should be, I want to sum ...
Iguazu
Please note that this is a retired Drexel study abroad program. To learn more about available programs, contact Drexel Global studyabroad@drexel.edu. The Iguazu Falls are waterfalls that flow along the Iguazu river on the border of Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina. They are the largest waterfall system in the world and are considered a natural wonder. There ...
Navigating the Homesickness on an exchange
Embarking on a new chapter away from the familiar embrace of home can be both exhilarating and challenging. Homesickness, that nostalgic longing for the comforts of your origin, can cast a shadow over this adventure. However, the journey doesn’t have to be marred by melancholy. Here are some strategies, borne from personal experience, to overcome ...
Coping with Homesickness: Strategies for Emotional Well-Being Abroad
Coping with homesickness can be a bit tricky, filled with ups and downs as you navigate life away from your home country. I’m from Kazakhstan, and this is my second time studying abroad, the first being at Drexel University in the U.S. No matter how many times you do it, missing your family and home ...
Edinburgh Unveiled: A Journey Through Five Enchanting Sights
Edinburgh, a city steeped in history and adorned with architectural marvels, became a canvas for my exploration during an unforgettable exchange program. Here are five captivating experiences that defined my time in this Scottish gem. My journey began with a long-held desire—to witness the inner workings of a royal palace. While Buckingham Palace eluded me ...
You must be logged in to post a comment.