Student experiences written by outbound and inbound King's study abroad students
Hi there, I’m Aitana, one of the Global Mobility Peer Advisors here at King’s! For my Year Abroad, I went to Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, US. If you’re reading this, you are probably either thinking of applying to study abroad in the US yourself or have received an offer to do so and are …
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Some study abroad destinations may be closer to home, but that doesn’t mean the experience can’t be new and exciting. Now let’s hear from Kiara, who studied in Paris. Hi! My name is Kiara, I study European Studies: French Pathway at King’s which has offered me the chance to study for a year at Sciences …
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Rahma Hassan spent her semester abroad at UC Santa Barbara as part of her History degree. Picture this: a university nestled between the lush Santa Ynez Mountains and the pristine Pacific coastline. That’s the captivating allure of UC Santa Barbara! My name is Rahma, and I am pursuing a degree in History and Political Economy. …
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In our next GMEB Student Success Story, we hear from King’s student Danielle Lirio who studied in Montreal as part of her Law degree. I’m currently an undergraduate law student, and I spent my third year studying abroad, at McGill university in Montreal, Canada. I had chosen to study in Canada with regard to …
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The Global Mobility Experience Bursary (GMEB) was funded by the King’s Race Equity and Inclusive Education Fund with the aim of the Bursary to address the participation gap between students of minority ethnicities in Study Abroad activities – both in outgoing King’s degree students studying abroad as part of their degree, and in incoming students …
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