University societies: your home away from home
Like most students when they first arrive in a new country to study abroad, Lorenzo from the Philippines felt shy when he set foot in Exeter to begin his International...
Category: Living Abroad
Alumni stories: dazzling Manchester with a slice of Taiwan
Nicholas from Malaysia began his journey with an International Foundation in Business and Humanities at INTO Manchester and graduated with a 2.1 from The University of Manchester in a bachelor’s...
Meet the team at INTO University of East Anglia
It’s a big decision to go to university and as the time draws closer, reality starts to sink in. You’re actually going, and you might be travelling around the world...
Discovering Devon: Chin’s adventures outside the classroom
You’ll make friends and memories that last a lifetime while studying abroad. Today, we hear from Chin, a former INTO University of Exeter student. He blogs about some of his...
5 reasons why Illinois State is the school for you
If you could choose to study anywhere in the world, where would you go? Imagine a place with warm summers and cherry blossoms sprouting in the fall. Picture quirky...
From Pakistan to Glasgow: Waleed’s story
Ever wondered how other students feel before their first day studying abroad? We spoke to Waleed from Pakistan, who studied International Year One in Science at INTO Glasgow Caledonian University...
How university societies helped me find my passion
Elvira from Indonesia studied an International Foundation in Humanities and Social Sciences at INTO Newcastle University in 2014. Now a BA (Hons) Media, Communication and Cultural Studies student at Newcastle...
5 fears I overcame at university
Justin from Nigeria is studying Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Glasgow Caledonian University. University is very different to school or college, but it’s a really exciting adventure. It’s a chance...
Nickels and dimes: a guide to American currency
While most places in America accept debit and credit cards for payment, it’s still good to have a safety stash in your wallet just in case. If you go...
How to deal with culture shock while studying abroad
Experiencing new cultures and meeting people from all walks of life is what helps to shape you into an interesting person. In the beginning, studying in a new and unfamiliar...
