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Supporting LGBTQ+ Study Abroad Students: Questions and Resources
LGBTQ+ students who go abroad face questions when evaluating study abroad options and opportunities. Before considering a study abroad experience, each student should consider how his/her/their program prospects will support him/her/them throughout their experience.
LGBTQ+ Experience in Peru: Johanna's Alum Perspective
Guest Author: Johanna M., one of our alumni from Fall Semester 2018, shares her insights into aspects of her lived experiences in Lima, Peru.
Defining and Differentiating Tourists from Global Citizens
Positive change comes from working to understand problems and finding solutions. When challenges arise from understanding a new culture, my team and I at EdOdyssey want to provide perspective of what we do best: we find authentic ways to share educational experiences with students.
Five Facts About Peru That You Might Not Know
You may have heard about Machu Picchu and the Incas, or important Peruvian dishes, such as Cebiche (seafood dish) and Lomo Saltado (traditional Peruvian stir-fry), but what other elements make this fascinating country in South America so unique? In today’s blog, we will be sharing a few fun facts with you about Peru!
Six Free Activities in Lima, Peru
With over 1600 square miles, Lima is one of the most important cities in Peru and is the place you will be staying during your study abroad experience. For the days you have spare time and want to explore without worrying about how much you will spend, we’d like to show you a few things you can do and places you can visit without going over budget.
The Major Benefits of EdOdyssey’s Month Orientation in Lima
When you first arrive in a new country, you may initially feel overwhelmed being in a new environment. When I first arrived in Lima, I did not know what to expect, but I knew that I was not alone. EdOdyssey’s one month orientation program served as an amazing starting point to get adjusted to the city, gain more knowledge about Peru, and improve my level of Spanish.
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