Explore the of Angels as a student studying at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA). Los Angeles is a melting pot of cultures, with a strong creative streak running through its core. LA’s famous entertainment industry, the year-round sunshine, gorgeous beaches and youthful energy gives the city a dynamic edge, and sense of fun. Here are some of the cultural highlights of this exciting mega city.

Tinseltown

There is much to love about Manchester. The people have a strong sense of community, the city has an unrivalled, diverse culture, and the Victorian architecture is a peek into Manchester’s past. From impressive museums and sporting heritage to vibrant street art and cool nightclubs, there’s always something happening. Get to know the city when you’re studying abroad at The University of Manchester through its significant cultural symbols.

The Manchester Bee

The capital of Ontario, Toronto is not short of cultural big hitters, from famous galleries, film festivals, restaurants, and museums. Plus, this is a diverse city where many residences speak two or three languages, and everyone comes together to support the Toronto Maple Leafs at hockey and Blue Jays at baseball. So, when you’re a student at the University of Toronto, get to know the local culture in a city that’s famous for being friendly.

Ice Hockey

León has a wonderful mix of beautiful historic architecture and a young, vibrant energy thanks to its large student population. Studying at the Universidad de León, you can get to know the local culture by exploring this Spanish city’s many treasures, enjoying Spain’s food culture, and joining in with the popular fiestas that bring a party atmosphere to the streets.

Impressive Architecture

This is a city that keeps things casual and makes it easy to have a good time. Sydneysiders welcome visitors and will want you to fall in love with their city. So if you’re heading to the University of New South Wales study abroad for a semester or a year, these are some of the local cultural experiences that will help you get to know this sunny city and the people who call it home.

Aboriginal Culture

When you’re an SAF Scholar, one way to get to know your new study home is through food. Get a taste of Southern comfort food as part of your study abroad experience in Southeast USA. It has deep roots in Southern and African-American culinary traditions dating back centuries, and many classic dishes are affordable and filling – ideal if you’re on a budget but want to dine out occasionally.

Hot Chicken in Nashville

From famous landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and Central Park to hidden gems like prohibition-era speakeasies and cool jazz clubs – New York has it all. When you’re an SAF scholar in New York studying at Columbia University, you can get to know the Big Apple beyond the tourist spots and explore cool neighborhoods, quirky museums and local haunts most don’t see on a weekend visit. This is your guide to some of New York’s unique cultural highlights.

Forests, lakes, cars, and festivals are all important part of Michigan’s cultural heritage. The state’s Great Lakes create the perfect conditions for growing cherries, too, so you’re never far from a great cherry pie. Get to know the local culture when you’re studying at East Lansing’s Michigan State University (MSU) or at Ann Arbor’s University of Michigan (U-M) as an SAF Scholar.

Student pubs in Scotland are an important part of the study abroad experience. Scotland-wide, there is a strong pub culture, and pubs are often a core part of a community. They’re energetic, welcoming, and great places to socialize and make friends, especially as a student at the University of Glasgow or the University of Edinburgh.

Angers is a beautiful city on the edge of the Loire Valley in western France. Get a deeper appreciation of the local cuisine while you’re studying at University Catholique de l’Ouest (UCO) as an SAF Scholar. The city and surrounding area have a rich history, stunning chateaus, and delicious regional specialities to taste. Part of the fun of studying in France is getting to know the local culture through the food.