Skip to content

MISTI Blogs

MIT stories from around the world

Contact
About MISTI
IdentityX Ambassadors
Gallery

Search for:

Tag: Jordan

On Being “MIT Girl” Abroad

March 11, 2019March 11, 2019 mistiblogs

By: Sravya Bhamidipati
Class of 2019 | Computer Science
Global Teaching Labs (GTL) – Brazil Continue reading On Being “MIT Girl” Abroad

Through the Lens: From Jordan to South Africa

February 12, 2019February 14, 2019 mistiblogs

By: Jeba Sania
Class of 2020 | Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Global Teaching Labs (GTL) – South Africa
Continue reading Through the Lens: From Jordan to South Africa

Tags

Access aero Asia astro Being Out Brazil Cameroon Chile class Community Culture Culture Shock denmark Diaspora discrimination Diversity Economic Class Ethnicity Family First Abroad First Generation Food France Friendship Gender Ghana Global Startup Labs Global Teaching Labs Graduation Heritage High Financial Need IdentityX immersion India Internship Israel Italy Jordan judaism Kazakhstan Kigali Language LGBTQ+ Mental Health Mexico MISTI Kazakhstan MIT MIT-Africa MIT-Arab World MIT-Brazil MIT-Chile MIT-France MIT-India MIT-Israel MIT-Mexico MIT-Netherlands MIT-Peru Motivation Nationality Personal Growth Peru Pride Privilege Race Racism Religion Research Rwanda Social Good South Africa Stereotypes Teaching The Netherlands United Kingdom Values

Instagram

Our MISTI radio show is now in podcast form! Listen to interviews from our partners around the world, hear from our students about the experiences abroad, and even discover some international music. Our first episode is now live: “Climate, Communications, and COVID.” You can listen and subscribe on your favorite podcast platform. We publish episodes twice a month!

For Asian and Pacific Islander American Heritage Month, we want to highlight the stories of AAPI MISTI students who wrote about their experiences abroad through the lens of this identity. We're grateful for how they opened up about what it was really like to be in a country where they may be a minority and there's a mutual unfamiliarity with cultures. Challenges are inevitable, but there are also opportunities to have positive cross-cultural exchange. Click the link in our bio to read these students' blogs. Photo from Trang Luu in Cameroon.

MISTI 2020 may look a little different, but we can still help you expand your career and cultural horizons. We have been building new and unique global opportunities! Click the link in bio to learn more. We'll be adding more opportunities as they come so check back often!⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ @mitstudents @mit #mitstudents #mit #mit2024

Twitter

Contribute

Tell your story! If you are participating in MISTI and want us to publish your post, send us an email.

Disclaimer

The views, information and opinions expressed in these posts are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily represent those of MISTI, MIT or any other organization.