You can now spend a semester abroad in SPAIN! With Semester in Spain through Living & Learning International, students can experience language, culture, and the beauty of Sevilla by spending a semester in this immersion program. 

Join Sara, Hannah, and Olivia as they dive into this conversation on life, growth, and faith abroad.

Don’t Skip This Opportunity: Why a Business Student Says You Have to Study Abroad

Season 3 of the Living & Learning podcast is here! This season, we’re taking a look at the mission statement of Living & Learning International through the lens of alumni, staff, and professors. Join us every Thursday for stories and testimonies about L&LI programs around the world!

After taking a short term trip to Costa Rica, Taylor (Liberty University) found clarity and direction from the Lord about her passions and career goals. Now, Taylor has the travel bug and it all started with her Experiential Tour.

From overcoming obstacles to having experience of a lifetime every day, Eden Street had an incredible semester in Rome. Her advice? Dive into it all while you’re abroad.

At first, Camren (Biola University) was nervous about making the decision to study abroad, but he walked away with the lesson learned to “go climb the mountain” and is glad he did it.

Carmen (Anderson University) traveled to Thailand on a short-term trip and had an amazing experience, from reconnecting with family to serving the community, and even learning how paper is made from an unexpected material.

Thomas (Liberty University) was studying studio design and had an ah-ha moment one summer that his university probably offered the perfect study abroad opportunity for him.

Emilia (Wheaton College) was asking the question “what am I going to do with my life?” She was feeling a little stuck when a friend told her about the L&LI semester on the East Coast, and it all clicked.

Noah (Southeastern University) thought he was going on a different trip when the Lord opened a different door that led him to Kenya.

Jenny found connections that semester that have lasted years — from a deal with the empanada man to being surprised by getting to spend a semester with her cousin!