The Education Abroad Network
The Education Abroad Network
Why choose The Education Abroad Network?
The Education Abroad Network (TEAN) offers a range of more than 60 adventurous, immersive, and unforgettable study and internship programs all over Asia Pacific. Since their founding in 1995, they have become the study abroad experts for Asia Pacific, with on-the-ground teams in all locations and over 30 partnerships with lead universities throughout the region. The TEAN team has lived, studie...
The Education Abroad Network (TEAN) offers a range of more than 60 adventurous, immersive, and unforgettable study and internship programs all over Asia Pacific. Since their founding in 1995, they have become the study abroad experts for Asia Pacific, with on-the-ground teams in all locations and over 30 partnerships with lead universities throughout the region. The TEAN team has lived, studied, worked and traveled throughout Australia, New Zealand and Asia for over 25 years, giving them the ability to create specialized programs that go beyond your typical study abroad or internship experience. They also hold themselves accountable for supporting students’ health, safety and security, wherever they are. TEAN’s programs offer an unbeatable value paired with highly unique experiences ta...
The Education Abroad Network Reviews
Hear what past participants have to say about the programs
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Experience I will NEVER forget
by: Bailey Defoor - United StatesProgram: TEAN - New Zealand - University of AucklandMy time in Auckland was sureal and it's something I will never forget. TEAN was very helpful in finding accommodations, and my RA was easy to talk to whenever I needed help. She planned fun excursions, and most of these excursions ended up being my favorite things during the entire semester. We went to Queenstown for orientation, and Cathedral Cove as the semester started to close. We also had lunch dates, coffee catch-ups, and comedy nights. My RA was also very straight forward in this being "a...
What a wonderful journey
by: Mary Sass - United StatesProgram: TEAN - New Zealand - University of Otago, DunedinFor our program, we had an orientation held in Queenstown, New Zealand where we had an abundance of adventure activities and did a deep dive into the culture of Māori. TEAN helped each and every one of us grow accustomed to the country and helped us learn how to best navigate our study abroad experience. Throughout the semester we were able to take trips provided by the program with our very helpful Dunedin advisor Dee. Dee acted as our New Zealand mom and was there for us through thick and thin...
The Best Summer Ever
by: Betty Kyei - GhanaProgram: TEAN - South Korea - Hanyang University, SeoulI had the best summer studying Abroad at Hanyang University through TEAN. I met excellent students from across the US who participated, and they made my experience wholesome. I never felt alone since I had kept company with them. Also, the onsite team were amazing. Euisoo, Hwang, and Chan ensured that we lacked nothing. They were a text away and supported us throughout the program. They also sent out any weather notices or alerts, which I found super helpful. TEAN and Hanyang University's immers...
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Interviews
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Hannah DeMilta
Interviewed in 2014
Hannah is the Outreach Manager at The Education Abroad Network, and a program alum who studied abroad at Bond University on the Gold Coast of Australi...
Hannah DeMilta
Interviewed in 2014
What inspired you to travel abroad?
Honestly, the thought of living abroad had never even crossed my mind until I studied abroad. While I was at Bond University with TEAN, I also completed an internship with their International Admissions Office. My supervisor Kelsey (who would later work for TEAN too) was an American who studied abroad and then moved to Australia. Meeting her helped plant the idea (perhaps on a subconscious level) that I could make that move too. It wasn’t until I returned that I realized what an impact that experience had on me and that I wanted to return to Australia.
Cameron Shepherd
Interviewed in 2014
Cameron Shepherd joined the TEAN crew as an Assistant Program Manager in the spring of 2013. For fun, Cameron likes to pretend like he’s a graphic des...
Cameron Shepherd
Interviewed in 2014
What inspired you to travel abroad?
I was a big old nerd. Not only did I elect to take Latin as my foreign language, I was very active in my high school’s Latin Club or “Junior Classical League” (for those in the know). When the opportunity arose to tour Italy with my Latin teacher and a group of my peers, I begged and pleaded until my parents let me go. I haven’t stopped exploring since!
Julie Tuman
Interviewed in 2014
Julie fell into internationalization through a fortuitous chain of events – from following her best friend to Germany, to shrugging her soon-to-gradua...
Julie Tuman
Interviewed in 2014
What inspired you to travel abroad?
I wish I could say that I chose Germany with some academically critical, highly interesting reason. However, the simple fact of the matter is that my best friend was studying German and she wanted to go on a faculty-led program over the summer, and told me she wanted me to go with her. So, I went. At that point in my life, it was the only way I would have gone abroad, was the perfect first step for me, and led to spending years abroad, traveling all over the place, and getting into this field.
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