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An Oral History of Study Abroad

  • Writer: Beyond
    Beyond
  • Oct 12, 2021
  • 1 min read

Octavio di Leo


Opportunities for Innovation in a Knowledge-based Society

Living abroad (whether studying, working, or both) is a memorable way to learn with others and to challenge nationalisms, by listening to the diversity of human stories and developing an ear to global polyphony. The art of storytelling has been a universal practice from times immemorial, and a creative way to understand and bridge conflicts. This narrative is an attempt to show how students and educators abroad make that lasting conversation happen and draw together a story map (whether experiential, virtual, or both) as inspiring mediators and future ambassadors…




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Vishvajeet
Vishvajeet
Jan 20

This beautifully captures how study abroad goes beyond academics to become a shared human story—one that fosters empathy, creativity, and global understanding. Living and learning in another country allows students to engage with diverse narratives and truly experience a knowledge-based society in action. Alongside these enriching experiences, having a safe and supportive place to live is essential for students to fully immerse themselves in life abroad. For those choosing the UK as their destination, reliable options like student accommodation in Leicester can make settling into a new environment much easier. When students feel secure at home, they’re better able to participate in these meaningful cultural exchanges and carry those stories forward as global ambassadors.

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