Global Nomadic Articles

Case Study – Working as a reporter for the UB Post in Mongolia

By: Dashiell Young-Saver In: Career Advice

It’s been two years since I went to Mongolia for a journalism internship with the UB Post, the nation’s largest independent English-language newspaper. And it’s only now that I’ve realize...

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Film & Video Editing

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Career Advice

Are you interested in film and video editing? This varied and exciting role can be quite difficult to get into. It’s a competitive field and few full time opportunities exist. Most film and vid...

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Travel Writing

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Career Advice

So You Want To Be A Travel Writer? - Guest blog post from travel writer Jini Reddy When I started out as a travel writer, I felt as though Christmas had come early. There I was, clutchin...

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Print Journalism

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Career Advice

As technology has developed, it has changed the journalism industry quite dramatically. At one time, print journalism was the most common career path in the industry. These days however, there ha...

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TV Journalism

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Career Advice

A career in TV journalism can be exciting, enriching and incredibly varied. This competitive industry isn’t easy to break into, but if you’re dedicated and motivated enough you could soon be ...

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Money Saving Tips For Travellers

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Travel Tips & Tricks

Travelling the world is not a cheap undertaking, and saving up for that dream trip is, for most, not an easy thing to do. So what could be worse than frittering away a chunk of your h...

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Go it alone – Travelling solo

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Travel Tips & Tricks

While everyone knows that travelling the world is one of the best things you could ever do, it is also, for some people, one of the most intimidating too. A lot of people who would lo...

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Interview with Diogo Veríssimo – Postdoctoral Research Fellow

By: Diogo Veríssimo In: Success Stories

Who are you, what do you do and what did you have for breakfast? My name is Diogo Veríssimo, I was born in Lisbon, Portugal and I am a social scientist interested in the human side of conservi...

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European Safe Travel Tips: The Ultimate Guide

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Travel Tips & Tricks

Safety is the most important factor to consider when traveling, so it’s always best to review some travel tips before departing on your adventure. Whether you’re enjoying a family vacation ...

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7 Reasons Why Travelling Abroad Is a Money Saver

By: Lily Parsey In: Funding

Want to explore the world but need to economise? Fear not, the cards may be in your favour. Although the opportunity of an international internship is an exciting prospect to experience the ...

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10 Reasons To Travel Abroad And Learn The Language

By: Lily Parsey In: Global Nomadic News

When I ask people why they want to go abroad, the most common answers are along the lines of exploring a different part of the world as a means of finding oneself. And many people travel from one...

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Why You Should Keep Travelling In A Post-Brexit World

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Global Nomadic News

On Friday morning, I woke up early and found the world had changed. In place of an open multicultural society there suddenly, oh so suddenly – rose the spectre of a closed off nation, inh...

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How Ocean Pollution Affects Humans - Infographic

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Green Travel News

For centuries it was thought that the oceans are so large and deep, that they could just about withstand any kind rubbish, litter or chemicals. However, this is not the case and the oceans ha...

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Why You Should Do a Gap Year -- and How to Do It Right

By: Elaina Giolando In: Career Advice

There’s nothing new about the criticisms of “Gap Yah”: troops of primarily young Europeans hostel-hopping around Southeast Asia and South America, getting drunk and seeing the sight...

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To Intern or Not To Intern… That is the Question?

By: Sham Ravila In: Intern Abroad

Sat at my computer with the application form filled out; mouse hovering over the submit button, deciding whether I should press it or not. A million and one doubts and negativity going throug...

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Why You Should Evaluate Study Abroad Opportunities Before University

By: Elaina Giolando In: Career Advice

When I first stepped foot on my college campus, I had never left the United States, didn’t speak any foreign languages, and lived paycheck to paycheck from working a number of part-time jobs wi...

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Turning rubbish into money – environmental innovation leads the way

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Global Nomadic News

A world without plastic is almost unimaginable. It’s everywhere, surrounding us at every waking moment, literally spinning the world around, in all its versatility. But where does it all go...

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Zanzibar: Quest for Tanzania’s Hidden Gems

By: Oliver Hyde In: Travel Stories

What comes to your mind when you think of Africa? For some people, the continent is a perfect tropical getaway from fast-paced city life, but others are not as enthusiastic about visiting a l...

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How To Get a Real Job With Your International Internship Experience

By: Elaina Giolando In: Career Advice

I’ve been out of university for four years now, and both my study abroad and internship abroad experience have helped me build the international business career I have today -- and the care...

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January Discount - Incentive for New Years Resolutions!

By: Jeremy Freedman In: Global Nomadic News

It’s a brand new year all over again and we’d like to celebrate this fact by offering a 10% discount on the placement fee for any booking made before January 31st, 2014! This time of yea...

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