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Where to start, what to do, which questions to ask, and how to find answers. This section will help you take those first steps to your education abroad.

Your program is chosen, your application completed. Now what? This section has been designed to help you on those next steps of your journey before you go abroad.

You’ve attended all the pre-departure meetings, have your student visa, and have landed in your country. Now it’s time to start your education abroad! This section will help you acclimate to your host country and make the most out of your time abroad.

Knowing and understanding how to cope with what you may experience when you return is a key way to navigating your re-entry. The Education Abroad Team has put together this Re-Entry page to help you navigate and settle back into your home country after your time abroad.

If your child is studying abroad, you’re sure to have a lot of questions and concerns about health, safety, country information and more. The Education Abroad team has made a page just for you to help answer your questions and ease your concerns.

Where to start, what to do, which questions to ask, and how to find answers. This section will help you take those first steps to your education abroad.

Your program is chosen, your application completed. Now what? This section has been designed to help you on those next steps of your journey before you go abroad.

You’ve attended all the pre-departure meetings, have your student visa, and have landed in your country. Now it’s time to start your education abroad! This section will help you acclimate to your host country and make the most out of your time abroad.

Knowing and understanding how to cope with what you may experience when you return is a key way to navigating your re-entry. The Education Abroad Team has put together this Re-Entry page to help you navigate and settle back into your home country after your time abroad.

If your child is studying abroad, you’re sure to have a lot of questions and concerns about health, safety, country information and more. The Education Abroad team has made a page just for you to help answer your questions and ease your concerns.



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A Guide to Hostels Part 1

There are a lot of horror stories with hostels. There’s even a movie franchise dedicated to depicting them as horrendous places, just waiting for naïve travelers. However, they’re also one of the best ways to travel cheaply abroad. I’m sure it’s not just me that has heard of how expensive it can be to study […]
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Evan Carter

Meet Evan

Hello everyone! My name is Evan Carter and I’m studying English with a minor in Spanish here at UMaine. I studied English literature and creative writing at the University of East Anglia (UEA) through UMaine’s Direct Exchange program. For the 23’-24’ academic year in England, I was encouraged to flourish as a writer while experiencing […]
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Traveling with A Disability

Having a disability doesn’t mean that you can’t pursue your academic goals abroad! The Office of International programs is here to help you achieve those goals and thrive in your host country. Here are a few things to consider if you’re thinking about an education abroad: Why students with a disability should look into education […]
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