
When in Prague: A Guide to Your First Week with CET Prague
Written by Charlotte Dixon, (Pomona College), CET Prague, Fall 2026 What to Pack (and What I Forgot) I’d be lying if I said I didn’t forget a

A Step Back in Time in Beijing, Greater China
Written by Kara Eng (University of Texas at Austin), Student Correspondent for CET Beijing, Fall 2026 中文桌子 For most students, the weekend starts as soon as school

CET Japan: Read the Comprehensive Program Review
As part of our School of Record relationship with the University of Minnesota, the Learning Abroad Center at UMN leads a program review to one

How to Spend a Weekend in Cali, Colombia
Written by Aina Bandele, (George Washington University), Student Correspondent for CET Colombia, Fall 2026 Salsa and Santa Elena I used to treat weekends as time to catch

Why the Palio di Siena Is a Study Abroad Experience You’ll Never Forget
The Palio di Siena is a historic horse race held twice a year in Piazza del Campo on July 2 and August 16. The first

Getting Settled in São Paulo: Zoomed In and Out
Written by Isabella Moss, (Oberlin College), Student Correspondent for CET Brazil, (Social Justice), Fall 2026 Orientation: Bateria at PUC Our week-long orientation in São Paulo really helped us

Absentee Voting: How to Vote Abroad
Life during study abroad can get very busy, but there’s always time to cast your vote! CET is partnering with the Center for US Voters

Essential Tips for Studying Abroad in Shanghai: Phones, VPNs, and More
Photos taken by Avellina Colacurcio (Wellesley College), Student Correspondent for CET Shanghai, Summer 2026 Spending my summer in Shanghai was a great experience. As we wrap up the

How Local Friendships Shaped My Study Abroad Experience in Taiwan
Written by Victor Park (Yale University), Student Correspondent for CET Taiwan, Summer 2026 One of the greatest benefits of the CET Taiwan program is having local roommates and

What I Learned from My Education Internship in Taiwan
Written by Victor Park (Yale University), Student Correspondent for CET Taiwan, Summer 2026 At Yale, I study Mathematics and Economics. However, I have always had a strong interest