UNH Global Education Center

Time to get things moving! If you’re interested in J-Term or Spring study abroad, applications are now open for our exchanges and partner (UNH-approved) programs. Follow the steps on our website…link in bio! Apply now!!

Applications for our Partner Programs (UNH-approved) for J-Term & Spring ‘24 will all be available tomorrow 8/15. Applying early gives you more time for paperwork later. Remember that you should only apply to one program. Talk to your Global Ed Advisor if you have questions!

Thank you all for following me around this week! I’d like to you send off with my favorite part of Kyrgyzstan: it’s nature. Kyrgyzstan is known as the “Switzerland of Central Asia” because of its snow-capped mountains, glaciers, and pristine lakes. I have loved hiking around Kyrgyzstan, and I was pleasantly surprised by how vast and beautiful this country is. I can’t wait to someday return and continue to explore this country.

SAVE THE DATE! The annual UNH Global Education Fair will be held on Thursday, Sept 7 from 11am to 2pm in the MUB GSR. Learn more about the programs we offer, talk to reps, get answers to your study abroad questions.

Outside of studying and living in Bologna, our program has brought us to a bunch of other amazing parts of Italy! This is not an exhaustive list by any means, but some of our destinations included Carpi, Ferrara, Modena, and Ravenna. In my own time, I was lucky enough to visit the Lake Como region, and spend a few hours in Milan!

Ciao from Italy! My name is Kaley Lambert and I’m from Manchester NH. I’m a rising a rising senior at UNH majoring in Communication, Philosophy, and Italian Studies! This summer I am studying abroad in Bologna, Italy through the program💚🤍❤️ I’m excited to take over the unhabroad account this week and share a bit about my time in Italy and my experiences in this wonderful program!

Day in my life in Athens:

1. I wake up and eat breakfast. I usually either enjoy it on my cute balcony or go to a cafe near school to eat with my friends.

2. Then my roommates and I take the bus to our school building. In Athens you can get a month long student pass that works for all the forms of public transport for around €13!

3. Then we have our first class, Ancient Athenian Democracy taught by our UNH professor.

4. We then eat lunch provided by the school. We get to eat at a restaurant nearby where all of the food is homemade by a very sweet chef named Adonis. Today I had pastitsio and potatoes, and we always start lunch with steamed veggies and bread.

5. My roommates and I will then go to a cafe or back to our apartment to work on homework for a little while in between classes.

6. Then we hopped back on the bus to go to our second class, Contemporary Greek Culture. Today we had a field trip to the Parliament where we learned about the Greek political system and the Greek Revolution.

7. Always have to make time to say hello to the kitties!

8. After our second class I’ll either go home and make dinner or go out with my friends. Today we went out for souvlaki and it was only €3 a piece!

9. Then it’s time to go home, finish homework, and chill out before bed!