We're committed to connecting professionals working in the field of global education and providing quality resources and information to our network. This is why we are so excited to present the launch of a new podcast, The Christian Study Abroad Podcast.

At Living & Learning International, we are passionate about breaking down this misconception and showcasing how students from a wide variety academic disciplines can thrive in a global learning environment.

One of the most common myths we hear is: “I won’t graduate on time if I study abroad.” The truth? With thoughtful planning and the right program, studying abroad can enhance your education without delaying your graduation.

Whether you have questions about studying abroad, want to learn more about L&LI programs, or simply want to say hello, let us know! See our visit dates below and click on the name of our team member who is visiting your campus to contact them.

Living & Learning International is dedicated to academic excellence in each of our programs. From our diverse range of course offerings to our accredited, experienced professors – we ensure that our students have access to courses and excursions that deeply enrich their collegiate experience. 

Season 2 of the Living & Learning Podcast was created to be a helpful resource for students considering the life-changing opportunity of studying abroad.We want to make it easy for you to find the perfect alumni story to answer your questions and give you some insight into the real life experiences of our study abroad and study away alumni!

Jungle Kids for Christ (JKC), is a mission organization that works in the Amazon Jungle region of Ecuador. They have a couple of different branches that they work with, but the main area being their school.

L&LI Alumni have a diverse range of experiences and stories, but we often hear from our students that they learned something about themselves during their time abroad that impacted the trajectory of their academic or professional careers. It all starts with saying yes to a study abroad and diving into the experience. 

The Colegio Leonardo Ponce Pozo (CLPP), is a private school in Quito, Ecuador that helps provide an excellent education for students with physical and mental disabilities at a relatively affordable price.

Naomi knew other nursing students from her university who had traveled abroad with Living & Learning, so when the opportunity came for her cohort to travel to Spain, there was no question in her mind to do anything else.

Light in the Darkness is an organization that works with kids and families who are at risk of human trafficking, experiencing food insecurity due to immigration status, and numerous other factors that could lead to incomplete education and cyclical barriers.

Living & Learning partners with Light in the Darkness for internship placements.

Living & Learning International (L&LI), in partnership with Biola University, is proud to introduce Living & Learning London, our fourth semester program location. This program is for North American university students who wish to experience the signature pieces of all L&LI programs–excellent academics, community engagement, and Christian discipleship–in a familiar yet international context. 

A lot of our staff will be visiting some of our partner universities this upcoming semester and we'd love to meet with you while we're there!

Living & Learning International, in collaboration with Baltimore Urban Studies (BUS), is proud to introduce Living & Learning East Coast, a programmatic expansion for our students to engage Philadelphia, New York City, and Washington, D.C. through internships and experiential learning.

Carlos, a Southeastern University alum, traveled to Europe for the first time to spend a semester in Rome, Italy and spoiler alert … he loved it. From venturing to Greece, Malta, Spain, and more to connecting with locals over coffee culture and playing a lot of soccer, his advice to anyone thinking about a semester abroad is “Just do it!”