“Studying abroad allowed me to gain independence and become more confident in myself. I discovered who I am, and I am a lot more comfortable within my relationship with myself and with those around me. I had the opportunity to absorb a whole different culture and create a home for myself in another continent.”
Bailey Hope, San Francisco State University (2021/22)
“Studying abroad allowed me to meet and work alongside a wide range of people and academics, but it also functioned as an opportunity to boost my confidence by throwing myself into a completely different environment and culture.”
Joseph Hamilton-Black, California (2021/22)
“There are too many amazing memories to choose just one, my best memories were probably spending time around a campfire with friends I met. Other memorable experiences would include riding in a husky pulled sledge, learning snow sculpture and visiting a snow hotel, seeing frozen waterfalls and walking across a frozen river.”
Kirstin MacKinnon, University of Lapland (2021/22)
“My exchange was an absolute blast! A whirlwind of adventures, friendships, travel, learning about myself and others, taking classes completely out of my comfort zone. The opportunity was life-changing and confidence-boosting, with so many opportunities and things to do. I don’t have the words to express how much happiness and laughter my year abroad brought me.”
Milli Crouch, North Carolina State University (2021/22)
“To be exposed to a whole new society and lifestyle, while also the privilege of academically studying topics not granted in Dundee, this was a monumental experience that has altered my life and perspective – for the better.”
Wilson Xu, City University of Kong Kong (2019/20)
“The most surprising thing is the simplicity of applying for Study Abroad; for such a life-changing opportunity, there are very few barriers stopping anyone from studying abroad. This opportunity opened the gateway to a trove of useful skills and the opportunity to explore a new society freely and without the fear of missing a year in university.”
Wilson Xu, Australian National University (2019/20)