Settling In: Learning How to Live Abroad
I absolutely love travel! I crave adventure, and one of my biggest fears is being stuck in one place for the rest of my life. It is funny though, because coming to India has made me miss my small-town home.
EBS gives you the opportunity to study abroad in India and launch your global future during college.
Our India program allows you to learn another culture and speak one of the top five languages in the world while sitting next to university students from all over Asia. Study abroad not only expands your worldview but also expands your resume and future opportunities!
We at EBS are passionate about making study abroad in India attainable! Depending on the level of services you choose, we can assist you through every step of the process from choosing a program to getting settled in your new city. We know that India can change your life and your perspective. Every EBS team member has lived in India and loves the culture, language and people! We are committed to providing quality services to every university student who wants to study abroad. Think of us as your personal support team to go from application to studying on campus in India.
EBS provides study away opportunities for American college students to study at one of New Delhi’s top colleges. The following programs are available for Spring and Fall 2020. Contact us to find out more!
*Payment can be made by student’s home college, through financial aid, or personally. Students also have the option to raise funds for their study abroad through tax-deductible donations.
I absolutely love travel! I crave adventure, and one of my biggest fears is being stuck in one place for the rest of my life. It is funny though, because coming to India has made me miss my small-town home.
This Christmas, I spent the holidays away in India, and let me tell you, it is hard to celebrate major holidays away from your family.
Remember the colony of seagulls in Finding Nemo who endlessly chime just one word: “mine, mine, mine, mine…” For many Americans, “mine” is a word we learn as a child and effortlessly carry into our adult years. Indian friends are teaching me by their actions that “mine” isn’t the only option.
When living in Delhi, every day is a new adventure! The nation of India is teeming with life, history, culture, and potential—and Delhi is no exception! Just outside your door are literally hundreds of restaurants, food vendors, shops, and parks waiting to be explored. There are over 500,000 university students studying in Delhi which means that there are plenty of fun spots where students like to go hang out.
You will find quickly, making friends in Delhi is never too hard. Delhi students are very open to making new friends, meeting for food, or joining in on a study session! Most students love to show off their city to foreigners. Ask a student to take you to their favorite restaurant or show you around the different sights, and you are sure to make a friend! In addition, Delhi has a great metro system for navigating the city which can also be a convenient time to strike up a conversation with someone new.
One of the nice things about studying with EBS is that you will never feel alone. As an EBS student, we want you to feel like family and connected to our local community. This means that we will introduce you to other Indian students in the area, involve you with student-focused events, and stay closely connected to you throughout your stay. You can rely on us to help you navigate learning the new city, culture, food, transportation, and beyond.
In Delhi, the food has lots of flavor, the streets have lots of noise, and culturally has so much to absorb and learn from. If you are looking for a place to surprise you, expand your perspectives, and make a lasting impact then Delhi is your place.
“Anthem for Delhi”
The “Anthem for Delhi” is a video created by American students that artistically seeks to capture the many sights, smells, sounds, and people of Delhi! These students came to tour Delhi with EBS and created this video using footage from their time exploring the South University Campus area—a place where many Indian students spend their free-time during the school year.