For the students who are wondering for the best countries to study abroad, here are Top 10 Best Places to Study Abroad in 2016. Pick your favorite destination from these nerve centers of the world’s academia, culture, nightlife, and commerce all packed with plenty of stimulating your brain cells, social sensors, taste buds, cultural connoisseurship and adventurous impulses. From croissants to crumpets, snow festivities to sea views and art galleries to beer festivals, there’s something here for everyone, including a good selection of internationally ranked universities.
List of Top 10 Best Places to Study Abroad 2016 Rankings
10. Seoul
Having been “up and coming” for some time, Seoul is now a firm fixture among Asia’s most happening places. Very much a 24/7 variety of city, the South Korean capital is known for its infectious energy and non-stop activity, its combination of grand palaces and towering skyscrapers, and as the center of the K-pop scene that has redefined the phrase “go viral.” Prospective students may be excited to know it’s also home to 14 internationally ranked universities.
9. Toronto
A close competitor to Montréal in all respects, Canada’s biggest city and leading financial center boasts booming arts, fashion, original and foodie scenes, and claims the strongest score in the “desirability” category of the QS Best Student Cities index. Like Montréal, it is home to three internationally ranked universities, with the University of Toronto currently one place above McGill in the world rankings.
8. Montréal
Multilingual, multicultural, and a more affordable study destination than many other best countries to study abroad, Montréal is home to the prestigious McGill University, lately ranked 21st in the QS World University Rankings. Annual highlights include the Montréal International Jazz Festival and the world’s biggest comedy festival, Just for Laughs just a few spikes in the city’s jam-packed cultural calendar.
7. Tokyo
Require to beat places to study abroad in a REALLY big city? They don’t come much larger, busier or buzzier than the Japanese capital, recognized for taking the phrase “bright lights” to a whole new level of neon. From karaoke to tea ceremonies, Tokyo is packed with opportunities to examine traditional and contemporary Japanese culture and did I mention it’s home to no less than ten internationally ranked universities?
6. Boston
Pursue your “American Dream” in the middle of New England, where Boston blends beauty and brains. In proximity to two of the most famous universities in the world, the “Athens of America” is known for its history of mental pursuit, while, behind its sea front construction skyline, you’ll find pretty tree-lined avenues in which to enjoy the region’s famous Fall colors.
5. Hong Kong
One of the world’s most populated areas, Hong also boasts one of the world’s most important concentrations of internationally ranked universities, with seven representatives in the QS World University Rankings. It is city life in the fast lane, with a side helping of beautiful sea views and a rich mixture of local traditions and international outlook.
4. Sydney
An iconic pier and opera house, beaches among the most impressive in the world, and the QS Best Student Cities index reveals an excellent reputation among graduate employers into the bargain. Australia’s most populous, most multicultural and most recognizable city is home to five globally ranked universities.
3. London
It’s impossible to beat the UK city when it comes to sheer quantity of universities ranked between the world’s best; London has 19 representatives in the QS World University Rankings, comprising two institutions currently in the global top five. Then there are all the galleries, gigs, restaurants and clubs you could ever need, plus surprisingly expansive green spaces and a hipster culture to rival even New York.
2. Melbourne
An ideal score for “student mix” propels Australia’s another largest city to the runner-up spot in this year’s QS Best Student Cities, reflecting its large, diverse and general student community. The nation’s “cultural capital”, Melbourne has plenty to give all lovers of beach life, nightlife, comedy and live music, plus seven globally ranked universities to choose from.
1. Paris
Winning the first spot in our ranking list of top 10 best places to study abroad is not other than Paris. Holding the top place in the QS Best Student Cities index for the third year running, the French capital combines iconic architecture and one of the world’s most coveted and respected traditional customs with a very exciting choice of globally ranked universities. Its status among graduate recruiters rivals even its status among romantics as low tuition fees go at least some way towards offsetting relatively high living costs.
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