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The skyline in Hamburg, Germany.

How to Learn a Second Language

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Making the most of a semester overseas by brushing up on a second language.
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Q & A with G Adventures Founder, Bruce Poon Tip

Q & A with G Adventures Founder, Bruce Poon Tip

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G Adventures’ fearless leader talks to Verge about his new business book, Looptail.
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Uganda vs. Rwanda

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Trina contemplates the Rwandan side of the border; taxis, borders and brioche.
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Careers for Globetrotters: Freediving instructor Mark Rogers

Careers for Globetrotters: Freediving instructor Mark Rogers

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Seduced by the laid-back charm of the tiny island of Utila, Mark Rogers established the first freediving certification program in the Caribbean—and made the island his home.
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Roop in London.

What Makes a Great "Study Abroad" City?

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Roop lists out the features of a student-friendly big city.
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Why I Loved Studying Abroad in a City That I Didn't Want to Study In

Why I Loved Studying Abroad in a City That I Didn't Want to Study In

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It wasn't Jessica's top choice, but she found exactly what she was looking for in Antwerp.
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The Uncertainty of Volunteering Abroad

The Uncertainty of Volunteering Abroad

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What to do when excitement turns into anxiety.
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The city of Kolding, Denmark.

Why You Should Study Abroad in a Small City

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The benefits of staying out of the cities.
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Alan chats with a scholarship student in Vietnam.

Transitioning from Textbooks to Tourist Town

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Putting a degree in International Project Management to work.
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Getting a Student Visa, German-Style

Getting a Student Visa, German-Style

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How to ease the bureaucratic process of studying abroad.
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Disconnected: Life Abroad, Without Internet

Disconnected: Life Abroad, Without Internet

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What happens when you have to live life offline?
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Finding Positivity Across the Globe

Finding Positivity Across the Globe

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It’s one month into my international development fellowship with the Aga Khan Foundation Canada and I can say I am finally finding my footing.
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