Studying abroad isn’t just about academics—it’s about cultural immersion. From Bucharest and Cluj to Milan, Geneva, and Barcelona, each place taught me more than just what was in the textbooks. Living in a different country forces you to adapt to new norms, customs, and ways of thinking.
At Navon Study International, we emphasize cultural immersion as an essential part of studying abroad. It’s not enough to just attend classes—you should engage with the local culture, try the food, learn the customs, and make friends with locals.
Being able to communicate in the local language deepens your understanding of the culture and makes your experience more rewarding.