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The Bridging Project offers scholarships to American undergraduate students participating in study-abroad programs in Japan.
Selected DNP students in the Nursing Anesthesia program are invited to participate in a three-week program at either Laos Friends Hospital for Children in Luang Prabang, Laos, or Angkor Hospital for Children (AHC) in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Activities for this Monday through Friday rotation include clinical practice at LFHC/AHC under the supervision of nurse anesthetists and teaching under the supervision of University of Pittsburgh Nurse Anesthesia Program faculty at the University of Pittsburgh.
As a self-proclaimed “foodie,” I truly believe that food is the window to the soul. I would venture to say that the best way to really experience a different culture is through food, and London is perhaps the best city in the world for discovering a culture (or cultures) through food. One of the things that I have done in my time in London is I have tried to mix up where I eat every week, whether it be trying a new restaurant nearby or cooking for myself at the flat. I would say that I typically cook anywhere from three to five nights each week and go out to eat the other days.
Living in London is such a unique experience based on the individual neighborhood you live in. What is so special about London, however, is that there truly is not a bad place to live. No matter where you are in the city, you are never far from a tube, bus, or train station, which makes the city seem so much smaller and more accessible. My living situation in London is definitely interesting, but I love everything about it. I live in a seven-person flat in the East End region of London, just a ten-minute walk away from the Tower of London and the Tower Bridge.
Arcadia is a study abroad provider that has been approved by the University of Pittsburgh. You can learn more about Arcadia here.
The programs and locations below have been vetted to ensure that they meet the health, safety, security and academic standards that Pitt requires.
SRAS is a study abroad provider that has been approved by the University of Pittsburgh. You can learn more about SRAS here.
The programs and locations below have been vetted to ensure that they meet the health, safety, security and academic standards that Pitt requires.
I have two pieces of advice for anyone thinking about this program in the future. Firstly, this is a study abroad, it is meant to be fun. That does not mean, however, that there is not work to be done and stressful situations. You will have to balance classes and an internship, or a full semester’s worth of classes if you elect to not complete an internship. I had an internship, so I can speak to this balance. Twenty hours (which is the required hours of the internship in this project) takes up a lot more of your time than you would think. You will likely have to work three or four da
I am living in an apartment in the east of London. The neighborhood is in between The City of London and Whitechapel, part of the Tower Hamlets postal code and technically called Aldgate. The apartment building itself is inconspicuous, sitting in a street that contains a pub, a grocery store, other businesses, and other apartment buildings as well. My apartment itself is a great size. We have a kitchen, living room, and dining area that is all open. There are three bedrooms and three bathrooms, as the apartment fits seven students. A common feature in European bathrooms is heated towe