Student Reflections
6 Reasons You Should Consider Virtual Study Abroad
...settle on just one part of the world when you can quite literally visit them all? 3. Virtual programs are more accessible. For the lower-income student, virtual programs are very...
Student Reflections
Preparing for an Extensive Virtual Study Abroad Program
...us that we’d still have a fruitful experience and held multiple meetings preparing us for what a virtual program would look like. While we were all aware of the possibility...
Student Reflections
The Start of a Virtual Storybook
...or maybe you’re just obsessed with Northeastern’s Dialogues. Whatever it may be, and they’re all great reasons, I hope you enjoy this virtual storybook of mine. Not to be a...
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Day in My Life: Virtual Honors Dialogue in Germany
The Honors Human Rights Communication Twin Dialogue of Civilizations program is a one-of-a-kind study abroad experience offered every two years by Northeastern University and its College of Arts, Media, and...
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Halfway There: What I Learned During Part One of My Twin Dialogue of Civilizations Program
...(after all, this program is 30 hours a week). Over the past three weeks, my professors took us on numerous virtual tours and hosted a number of fascinating discussions relating...
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A 123-Story Adrenaline Rush
...of the tower, you’ll see tall black curtains and corners decorated with toy airplanes and postcards. To your right and left, digital screens greet you with virtual views of the...
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Edinburgh: First Impressions
...has been a welcome change from over a year of navigating a mostly-virtual world. I connected with fellow Northeastern students through social media, which has been amazing, as there is...
Student Reflections
The Foundations and Legacy of the United Nations
...virtual tour of the United Nations Headquarters in New York City. Needless to say, this was one of my favorite parts of the program thus far. To be fair, this...
Student Reflections
Turning Bad Habits Into Good Ones
...have dinners with them, watch movies, work out, go on walks, explore the area, etc. Call family and friends back home- plan a virtual dinner and movie night with them...
Student Reflections
Not Quite Culture Shock: A Few Things to Get Used to in Ireland
...of social media. Whether a virtual meeting with a co-op advisor or your parents deciding to join Snapchat (!), you just have to find what works for you. Old-fashioned email...
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