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<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>Want to discover solutions to the most critical environmental challenge of our time? Here are six study abroad programs that can help you stop climate change this year.</p>

<p>Sledding behind a pack of huskies. Camping in a rustic cabin in the woods. A long soak in a hot tub by the river. If this sounds amazing, go to Norway.</p>

<p>An internship is the ultimate complement to study abroad and best way to get international work experience! Here’s how you can set one up.</p>

<p>Need a student visa? Depending on where you study abroad, you may need one. Read on for answers to the questions students always ask about visas.</p>

<p>Nearly everyone who graduates without studying abroad regrets it. But the truth is, missing out on study abroad in the name of a tight budget is unnecessary. If you’re already paying for college, study abroad is a chance to get more for your tuition. It can even offset your expenses depending on where you go.</p>

<p>Mechanical engineers design everything that moves in the modern world, from elaborate transit railway systems to massive aircraft and ships. They develop solutions for industries and systems that will shape our future.</p>

<p>Booking airfare for study abroad is the last step in a long journey of paperwork, meetings, emails and nail-biting wait times to get your acceptance. It’s a happy step, but it can also be riddled with anxiety if a simple detail is not worked out: your return date.</p>

<p>Here's what to do if you lose your passport while studying abroad.</p>