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<p>Travel the landscapes of Scotland through Trieu Nguyen's (UC Santa Barbara) photo album and see the experiences you can have when you study abroad with UCEAP.</p>

<p>Discover how study abroad in Taiwan inspired one student to escape the corporate world and determine her own set of rules. Kristin left the cubicle life that gave no joy for a life of traveling and starting her own company.</p>

<p>Ireland has plenty of wonderful study abroad locations. If you're interested in studying abroad there, see what (UC Santa Barbara) Katelyn Warren says about the different locations and why you might want to consider Cork for your study abroad experience.</p>

<p>What is it like to study abroad in Bangkok, Thailand? Check out UC Santa Barbara's Edwin Giron-Montenegro's tips and advice on best day trips, food to eat, and how to visit other Southeast Asian countries. Hint: you can leave that sweatshirt behind.</p>

<p>Study abroad at Yonsei University was something Brandon Yoon dreamed of since middle school. Why? Because he owes his existence to that school and its study abroad program. Here's what he learned about his Korean American identity studying abroad in Korea.</p>

<p>Scholarships can make your study abroad dream come true. One UC Santa Barbara student, Matthew Hernandez, paid for his entire trip with scholarships—find out how he did it.</p>

<p>Why study abroad in Hong Kong? Justin Leung from UC Santa Barbara just returned and has 5 reasons why you should study abroad in Hong Kong this year.</p>

<p>Learn all about student life in Sydney, Australia in under 3 minutes from Lilly Erickson, a California-born-and-raised Comm and Psych major at UC Santa Barbara with a serious case of wanderlust. </p>

<p>Want to study abroad in Africa? Get insider tips on the international city of Accra in Ghana and learn where to study, what to eat and what not to wear.</p>

<p>Follow your wanderlust to Italy and learn the truth about real gelato, the best student neighborhood and mouth-watering Italian dishes you must try! UCSB alumna, Christina Chilin, shares 3 minutes on Rome!</p>