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A Typical Walk from The Charles Bridge to Old Town Square
Prague is known for it's vibrant street culture, whether that be art, performances, or food., The local street food is my favorite part of the walk with the endless options of typical European cuisines that are easy to eat while exploring the square., The reasons I love Prague are endless, mostly because Prague is a city of never-ending excitement., Lillian H. is the Spring 2017 MOJO Blogger in Prague, Czech Republic.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2017/04/28/a-typical-walk-from-the-charles-bridge-to-old-town-squareWhy Rome is the Best Home
I have visited many different cities this semester, like Barcelona, Prague, Dublin, London, Zurich, Vienna, and Salzburg, but I am so lucky to have called Rome my home for the past four months., My friend Crista Butler enjoying the food and wine excursion in Tuscany!, And Italian food?, The pizza, pasta, and gelato are the best in the world!, The Vatican is in the background!
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2015/12/26/why-rome-is-the-best-homeSpring Break Abroad
Spring break abroad is the perfect time to travel and see places outside of the country you’re living in., For my spring break, I went to Prague for a few days with a friend and then met up with another friend in Berlin for a few more days, and then we made our way back to Dublin in time for St., I loved both Prague and Berlin, and I can’t recommend them enough!, It’s hard to verbalize how beautiful they are, each in their own way, but take a look through some photos of the breathtaking views and food and maybe you’ll be convinced to travel there while you’re abroad, too!, Alice Corcoran is the Sprng 2016 MOJO Blogger in Dublin, Ireland.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2016/04/27/spring-break-abroadMOJO Videographer Requirements
(You'll have first choice in scheduling -- click here to fill out your preferred timeslots!), Start by introducing yourself: Home university (tag their IG handle/their study abroad office handle in your story), major, year, name (can tag your own IG handle if you’d like), and that you’re studying abroad in [CITY] This intro story can be either a still photo with typed descriptions or a video Think about what future students would want to see!, Some ideas to get you started: Academic life + learning Favorite places in your city Food favorites Scenery Your housing CEA excursions Anything else you feel is relevant Feel free to use Instagram’s Story features as you wish (polls, quizzes, reaction sliders, location tags, question boxes, GIFs, etc.), Save all stories during the takeover in your respective city’s Highlight (make new one if none there) Please create at least five Stories (the more, the merrier!), per takeover 3 CEA program reviews (one review may count as one social media engagement) Here are the links: LOCATION GoAbroad Go Overseas StudyAbroad Aix-en-Provence GA Study in AIX GO Study in AIX SA Study in AIX Alicante GA Study in ALC GO Study in ALC SA Study in ALC Amsterdam GA Study in AMS GO Study in AMS SA Study in AMS Barcelona GA Study in BCN GO Study in BCN SA Study in BCN Berlin GA Study in BER GO Study in BER SA Study in BER Buenos Aires GA Study in EZE GO Study in EZE SA Study in EZE Dublin GA Study in DUB GO Study in DUB SA Study in DUB Florence GA Study in FLR GO Study in FLR SA Study in FLR French Riviera GA Study in SPA GO Study in SPA SA Study in SPA Galway GA Study in GWY GO Study <
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2017/08/05/mojo-videographer-requirementsMOJO Photographer Requirements
Rather, one Facebook post and one Instagram post or a mix of your preferred social media platforms) 2 social media "posts" during your semester must come in the form of Instagram Story takeovers., (You'll have first choice in scheduling -- click here to fill out your preferred timeslots!), Some ideas to get you started: Academic life + learning Favorite places in your city Food favorites Scenery Your housing CEA excursions Anything else you feel is relevant Feel free to use Instagram’s Story features as you wish (polls, quizzes, reaction sliders, location tags, question boxes, GIFs, etc.), Save all stories during the takeover in your respective city’s Highlight (make new one if none there) Please create at least five Stories (the more, the merrier!), per takeover 3 CEA program reviews (one may count as social media engagement)Here are the links: LOCATION GoAbroad Go Overseas StudyAbroad Aix-en-Provence GA Study in AIX GO Study in AIX SA Study in AIX Alicante GA Study in ALC GO Study in ALC SA Study in ALC Amsterdam GA Study in AMS GO Study in AMS SA Study in AMS Barcelona GA Study in BCN GO Study in BCN SA Study in BCN Berlin GA Study in BER GO Study in BER SA Study in BER Buenos Aires GA Study in EZE GO Study in EZE SA Study in EZE Dublin GA Study in DUB GO Study in DUB SA Study in DUB Florence GA Study in FLR GO Study in FLR SA Study in FLR French Riviera GA Study in SPA GO Study in SPA SA Study in SPA Galway GA Study in GWY GO Study in GW
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2017/08/03/mojo-photographer-requirementsCzech Cooking 101 + Recipe for Traditional Fried Cheese
Time has flown by studying abroad here in Prague., As we quickly approach our last thirty days here in the Czech Republic, I'm already feeling nostalgic for Czech food., Needless to say, I was sorely mistaken (and ramen noodles are essentially nowhere to be found in Prague, go figure)., Czech food, while I'll admit can be little heavy from time to time, is the closest thing to my mom's home style cooking I've had in the last three months., Chelsea Brady is the Fall 2014 CEA MOJO in Prague, Czech Republic.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2014/12/03/czech-cooking-101-recipe-for-traditional-fried-cheese6 Things You Learn Abroad
In my past five months in Europe, I’ve learned a lot., It’s hard to avoid because when you travel you have to try the food., You can definitely find me in the gym this summer though… Italian Ravioli Trdelnik, a dessert in Prague You will never sleep It’s so hard to get a good night’s sleep abroad because I feel like I’m always on the go., Getting into Budapest Late My friends on the left in MS and me on the right in Spain You’ll learn to live without your phone This one is a good one., Chocolate & Strawberries in Interlaken Interlaken, Switzerland Gracie D. is the Spring 2017 MOJO blogger in Madrid, Spain.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2017/05/17/6-things-you-learn-abroadShop Local
The new warm weather in Prague comes with many perks., If it wasn’t already obvious from my last few blogs, I’m a big foodie and I appreciate local, fresh food., You can go and eat lunch at the market and have anything from traditional Czech food to freshly baked sandwiches., A Czech band playing music in the farmers market!, Lillian H. is the Spring 2017 MOJO Blogger in Prague, Czech Republic.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2017/05/22/shop-localDifferent Weekend; Different Country
I guarantee you will find someone in your program who would want to go to the place you want to., Prague Square Do your Research Some countries may be better to visit during different parts of the year so make sure to do at least a little bit of research before just jetting off somewhere!, CEA sets up most everything for you, food, excursions and hotels., These trips allow you to get closer with the people you'll see every day in your classes while also having an amazing time in another place other than where you’re living!, She studied abroad in Barcelona in the Spring of 2017 and is currently a senior at the University of Michigan.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2017/12/23/different-weekend-different-countryDobrý den Praha
Based on observation, nine times out of 10 or potentially 10 times out of ten, an average person that had recently traveled to Prague would go absolutely berzerk on everything Prague., From the food to the colorful buildings, they would tell me that every inch of the city was worth seeing and experiencing., So now after just barely two weeks of living and studying in Prague, can I have my fair share of ranting about this city?, I have 100 percent fallen in love with its charm, people, food, sights, you name it and I will love and rant some more about it., Brittan Bates is the Fall 2015 CEA MOJO Blogger in Prague, Czech Republic.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2015/09/26/dobrý-den-prahaCzech Me Out, Mom
One day in middle school math class, my friend walked in wearing a shirt that said Prague on it., My roommates were my greatest resource on those first few days in Prague., We stumbled upon great food and cool sites- one roommate and I accidentally visited an art museum on the first day., But after only a few days I felt completely at home in Prague., Lindsay G is the Spring 2018 CEA MOJO Blogger in Prague, Czech Republic.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2018/03/09/czech-me-out-momHow to Travel as an Adult Post-Study Abroad
As a working adult: "I read about these three restaurants in Lisbon and these five in Porto., I've always been a frugal packer, bringing one backpack for an entire week hopping around Berlin, Prague and Rome as a study abroad student., Eating As a study + internship abroad student: *Brings up Google* How long can a human being last without food?, As a working adult: "I came here for the food and I am eating three meals a day.", She studied Marketing at the University of Westminster with CEA in London, England in 2014.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2017/12/19/how-to-travel-as-an-adult-post-study-abroadThe great unknown
However, after a little more than a week in Prague, I’ve realized that experiencing new cultures isn’t just about living day-to-day, taking pictures of pretty buildings or trying Czech food., I didn’t come to Prague expecting to know everything, but I did come wanting to learn more about this beautiful country and wanting to understand its people better as well., For many, this can be a scary place, but in a city as beautiful as Prague, it’s often where the greatest adventures are found., Astronomical Clock in Old Town Square in the afternoon St., Amanda Palomino is the Spring 2015 CEA MOJO in Prague, Czech Republic.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2015/02/27/the-great-unknownCEA Faculty - Behind the Scenes
An engaging and interactive faculty member, CEA Prague's Chris Montoni exerts a personality and teaching style in and out of the classroom that has his colleagues raving about him., An American professor specializing in medieval studies, monasticism, Prague history, culture and art, Chris not only teaches CEA students during their programs abroad but also is a licensed tour guide, providing walking tours of Czech Republics capital., What is your favorite food?, Steak tartar and pistachio pudding 4.What is your least favorite food?, Learn more about Chris and our other Prague faculty on our website!
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2012/06/28/cea-faculty---behind-the-scenesAs a wise person once said, "Life is too short for bad coffee."
I loved coffee back in the States and I love it in Prague too., I find myself more relaxed in an environment where I know I’ll be able to work a few hours after I’ve finished my initial drink and/or food., Most coffee shops in Prague serve the same basic drinks and while I typically stick to my usual, certain places make me want to branch out., Bonus: Costa Coffee in almost every major area of Prague and the serving sizes of coffee are generous as well. 3., IF Cafe: The small cafe located in Prague 2 is quaint, the perfect place for a delicious coffee and a book or to meet with a friend.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2015/03/26/as-a-wise-person-once-said-life-is-too-short-for-bad-coffee-La Residencia: Mi Casa Extranjera
I had done a homestay before in high school, spending three weeks with a lovely San Sebastian woman in her apartment., Again, I heard that CEA picked out great apartments in great locations, and a friend who had studied in Prague raved about her apartment experience, especially the independence., Leading up to move in, I was nervous., Questions swirled in my head up until I arrived at the residencia, suitcases in tow, and began my stay in this Spanish dorm., All fears subsided when I saw my room: spacious and bright, with a large dresser for all my clothes, a balcony with a view to the street and a couple planters of succulents on the railing, a big desk for studying, and a small area with a microwave and fridge to store food.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2016/03/25/la-residencia-mi-casa-extranjeraSaying Goodbye to Florence – “A Presto, Firenze”
I’m tired of Italian food., I still think it’s the best type of food in the world., I’m dying to go home and have Mexican, Chinese, Japanese, American, and other food – especially my mom’s cooking!, Then I’ll go back to pizza and pasta mixed in with other types of food., Castello di Verrazzano with Gabby Castello di Verrazzano Ponte Vecchio Gusta Pizza with Gabby My Firenze Capri with Gabby Capri Cinque Terre Siena Pisa Rome Prague Amsterdam Paris With my parents in Florence With my boyfriend, Andy, in Florence With Andy in Venice!
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2014/01/17/saying-goodbye-to-florence-a-presto-firenzeNew Places, New Perspectives
That can be a little disconcerting when you were used to running around the streets of Paris at 2 o/cock in the morning then come back and instead are sitting in a library room until 2 o’clock in the morning., Even though everyone in a hostel room could be from a different country, and and we all spoke different languages, there was always something that we all had in common., Even people on the other side of the world listen to the same music as you, or have the same favorite food, or maybe even study the same thing as you., In the end we are all just people, no matter where we are from., She studied abroad with CEA in Rome, Italy, Prague, Czech Republic & Paris, France in the Spring of 2016.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2017/06/15/new-places-new-perspectivesMluvíte Anglicky?
People speak Czech in Prague., Starting from the first day, I wish I had studied a little Czech before coming to Prague., One of the most common problems I’ve experienced with the language has to do with food., Life is an exciting adventure, and Prague is one of the best., Laura C. is the Fall 2016 CEA MOJO in Prague, Czech Republic.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2016/09/19/mluvíte-anglickyHow to Budget Traveling and NOT Break the Bank
For me, the most important thing while coming abroad was traveling in my free time., Here’s a few things I’ve learned so far while planning several weekend trips (Malaga, Barcelona, Portugal) , my spring break trip next week (I’m off to Paris, London, Dublin, and Doolin, Ireland), and beginning to plan a late-April excursion to Brussels, Budapest, and Prague., When planning and budgeting a trip, don’t forget to include food and “extra” funds., When you book a trip, it’s easy to not factor in money for food or entertainment., Darby Hennessey is the Spring 2016 CEA MOJO Blogger in Granada, Spain.
https://www.ceastudyabroad.com/blog/mojo/2016/04/14/how-to-budget-traveling-and-not-break-the-bankMUST-READ BLOGS
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