Italy Program blogger Alannah Cetti continues on her journey after arriving in Rome, exploring her neighborhood and creating a routine

SBCC Student Alannah Cetti is getting ready for your spring program abroad in Rome, Italy. What to expect with the unexpected!

Music has the ability to define a moment and studying abroad is a defining moment of the college experience.

Everyone has a place they love to go back to, a city they've always dreamed about.Come dream with us about our favorite places.

for a quarter-century and knows that funding the program is always one of the top challenges for students wanting to go abroad.

Lahla Sison knew she wanted to go on the STEM Germany program for a while, she was not sure how she would pay for it.

I have always loved traveling and was intrigued by the thought of far-away lands and cultures. My passion for traveling and making new exper

Studying in a new country is never easy. You will face many different challenges.

Rome, the capital of the world's most powerful ancient empires, is a fascinating place that has inspired people to visit for ages.

Studying abroad at a college is not as easy as living at home and studying there.

It's not always easy to make friends when you arrive at a new destination. Here are 5 tips to make it easier

Unfortunately, the program has ended as I write this. It went by faster than I think any of us expected. I can still remember day one.

It’s been three days and it feels like a week has passed; we’ve already done and seen so much and become so comfortable with each other.

Jana Garnett, Director of Disability Services and Programs for Students at Santa Barbara City College shares valuable tips about traveling.

The ACCENT Community College Scholarship is available for students applying for a SBCC Study Abroad program that partners with ACCENT.

SBCC Student Catherine Ng spent a month of her summer in Paris, the city of light, art, love, and culture.

SBCC student Lahla Sison concludes her STEM program in Germany this summer and shares final excursions, insights, and appreciation.

To commemorate their fantastic adventure, SBCC Professor Michael Stinson and student Nicole Montague have been cataloging their experience.

Jeffrey Leaf, the official student blogger for SBCC’s Rome and Paris Film program, continues his reflections on the program, this time...

From the well-trodden cobblestones of historic cieties to the little-known, far-flung corners of Europe,