Curious about what it’s like to study abroad at the London School of Economics (LSE) during the summer? In this blog, William Bao Tianrui shares his experience attending the LSE Summer School through SAF, covering everything from academic challenges to cultural immersion in London. Read on to discover how this program helped him grow both academically and personally:

Studying in a foreign country doesn't have to break the bank; exchange students can stretch their money further. 

Whether studying abroad in a bustling metropolis like London or a smaller city like San Jose, the cost of living may be influenced by various variables such as where you buy, dine, and reside. 

Here are some money-saving tips that will work regardless of where you go.

You're not alone if you are unsure about the best way to spend money overseas. Even the most experienced visitors may find handling cash withdrawals, currency exchange, and foreign transaction costs challenging. 

Students from China's Nankai University attended an academic and cultural immersion Customized Program in Cape Town, South Africa, thanks to a recent partnership with IES Abroad and SAF. The students spent a week investigating the changing connections between China and Africa in a seaside city in South Africa, as opposed to the hectic streets of Tianjin, one of the biggest cities in China.

It has been said that traveling is the one activity that, while costing money, increases wealth.