I arrived in Prague a few weeks ago and honestly I did not expect Prague to be this beautiful.

This summer I have been reminded time and time again how extensive and active the Trojan Family is… especially in South East Asia.

On May 18th, 2019, the Master of Science in Marketing class of 2020/21 met for their new student orientation and readied themselves for their journey of learning and growth ahead. 

Leading up to leaving for the Winslow-Maxwell trip to Prague, I was a little bit nervous.

Wherever you end up, studying abroad is one of the most rewarding, exhausting, yet exhilarating undertakings you’ll ever experience.

At some point I ended up getting attacked by a bird trying to steal my pita bread, but I guess that’s all part of the experience.

Why you should travel to China and what you need to know.

One of the biggest advantages of studying abroad in another country is being able to travel on your weekends.

Sydney is a food-lovers haven and the crème-de-la-crop is brunch—or as the Aussies call it, brekky. ​​​​​​​

Road-trips are a quintessential element of traveling New Zealand. Particularly on the South Island, beautiful sights are tucked far away from airports but easily accessible by car.

In this blog, I will cover classes and what you can do with your spare time.

For anyone studying in Australia and considering a trip to these beautiful areas, I put together a few tips and recommendations that I hope are helpful.

Overcoming all the subtle differences that make a difference. 

I figured I’d devote this next blog to food. Just kidding (not really).

My preparation for studying abroad in Madrid, Spain!