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<p>Thinking about studying abroad in Ireland? Follow Bianca Dang (UCLA) for a tour of Dublin's best eateries, activities, study spots, and dorm choices for students. You can also get firsthand tips on what to pack, how to get around, which classes to take, and the most popular tours and trips—all in a few minutes! Start exploring Dublin now.</p>

<p>Make sure to buy plenty of sunscreen as you take in all the Aussie football, meat pies, and street art you can handle in Melbourne, Australia. Waresa Hu (UC Irvine) shares her insider knowledge on how to make the most of studying abroad in the land down under.</p>

<p>From its wine regions to castles, nearby beaches and trendy nightlife, Bordeaux is a true French-lovers paradise. Tracie Kreiss (UC Santa Cruz) shares her tips on how to make the most of this beautiful city's activities, culture and learning opportunities for visiting students.</p>

<p>Where should you study abroad in China? Try traveling to Beijing! Anna Lai, a student from UC Los Angeles and UC Irvine, shares all the best local activities for college students. What to eat, where to live, best classes and more.</p>

<p>Seoul in South Korea is a paradise for college students looking to study abroad. Learn what this electric city has to offer from UC Los Angeles senior, Anna Lai.</p>

<p>Take a 3-minute tour of Madrid and all the city has to offer for college students studying abroad. Read on for travel tips from UCLA alumna, Lily Rodriguez.</p>

<p>St Andrews in Scotland is a small, coastal town with a big name. Get a tour of this popular study abroad destination with UCI student, Samantha Ku.</p>

<p>Studying abroad in Italy is one of the best ideas ever. But are you ready for the trip? Take a tour of Bologna in minutes with help from this UCLA alumna.</p>

<p>Headed to Hong Kong for study abroad? Veronica from UCLA just returned and has a ton of helpful travel tips for this beautiful and exciting destination.</p>

<p>Because you studied abroad in Ghana, you don't just know and recognize African culture. You've lived it. If you feel part Ghanaian now, check these signs.</p>