It has been a while since I last sent out a sign of life on here, but I have been rather busy. I spent the last month and a half wishing the NHS extended its reaches until Belgium (and well, it sort of does with its EHIC, doesn’t it?).
For all you year abroad students preparing to enter into or continue a long-distance relationship, things are not as bad as they seem. With cheap (surprise) flights, quick international postage, mail order flowers, spontaneous romantic gestures and a healthy dose of trust and infatuation, you'll sail through. But, believe me, nothing makes a long-distance more manageable than Skype.
Here's an infographic to illustrate how developments in technology have made life a whole lot easier for long-distance couples...
Heather studied French and Drama at Goldsmith University London and spent her year abroad in Paris in 1992. Here she…
Simon is studying Law with French at Birmingham University, and is currently on his year abroad as an Erasmus student…
Seasoned adventuress, Nell Fane, passes on her top tried-and-tested tips about fitting in quickly when you arrive in a new…
It’s coming to that time of year again...No, not Christmas, nor the end of exams, but rather a fun weekend…
I arrived in Barcelona in September and having only read the Lonely Planet guidebook and taken a few notes of…
If you’re kicking off your year abroad in Barcelona (or anywhere in Spain, for that matter!), one of the first,…
On arrival in Austria the first thing you will probably want to do is run down a mountain singing "the…
Georgia Mallin, a Year Abroad Graduate, gives out some great advice about what to do if your year abroad isn't…