If you go to Granada once, you will definitely go back
I wanted to start writing this the night before heading to Granada, but who was I kidding? The night before a trip you are excited and everything is chaotic, so…
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Introducing… ESA Mentors!
One of the most exciting additions to ESA programs in 2015 are the new ESA Mentors. ESA Mentors are local university students that are sharing their culture and vision of…
The Catalan consultation: Sevilla-Barcelona correspondence
Alicia and Rubén are the ESA Barcelona and Sevilla coordinators, respectively. They had a conversation about recently about the Catalan Consultation via email that we decided to turn into a…
ESA meets colleagues in Barcelona (Spain) and Portland (OR)
ESA takes part in two important events for the field of education abroad in November: (1) the Forum on Education Abroad’s second European conference in Barcelona and (2) the NAFSA…
UNE Sevilla students visit the CAAC
CAAC is the acronym for Andalusian Contemporary Arts Center or Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo. The Center is located at the Monasterio de la Cartuja (the Carthusian Monastery) which was…
The ESA Zine #1 is out! Hot off the press and coming to you soon!
Download (PDF): Esazine_1 ESA believes in travel with a purpose. We offer services to make international education programs happen in Europe. We create engaging faculty-led programs and offer support to universities…
Interview with Rubén Díaz — ESA Sevilla Coordinator
ESA: Can you tell us about the experience you had taking students to Morocco this past spring 2014? Where did you all go, what did you do? RD: We traveled to the…
When in — BARCELONA….
Taylor is a young, smiley student that turned 21 surrounded by a new family. She comes from the University of Richmond and is studying abroad in Barcelona at the University…
A chronicle of a Granada Trip
Waking for an early morning of long bus rides, us UNE students had no idea what was in store for our little adventure to Granada. After a two hour trip…
Hospital Universitario Virgen Macarena
Last September 19th 2014, UNE students were given a tour of the Macarena Hospital (forever more called “the hospital” because that is one long hospital name). The hospital is located…
A Window into Local Life
The only way to really get to know a place is to live there. That may sound very obvious, but sometimes is not. A lot of people go abroad to…
Peter Swan: “What is so different about life in Sevilla is the relaxed atmosphere”
I chose to study abroad in Sevilla because of the University of New England’s program with Universidad Pablo de Olavide, in which I am able to take classes to fulfill…
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