United Kingdom as your study Destination
The United Kingdom, comprising England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, is a European island nation. England, known for Shakespeare and The Beatles, houses London, a pivotal hub for finance and culture, along with historic sites like Stonehenge and Roman spas. Renowned universities like Oxford and Cambridge are here, alongside vibrant cities: London, Manchester, Birmingham, and more. The UK boasts a quality management system across diverse domains, with over 180 universities ensuring high standards.
WHY UK AS BEST STUDY DESTINATION ?
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STUDENTS LIFE IN THE UK
Experience a dynamic lifestyle in the United Kingdom, blending modernity and global culture. Spare time for student adventures often includes exploring the mountains of Scotland, Wales, England, and Northern Ireland, along with the Yorkshire Moors and the Lake District. Engage in mountain hiking, biking, and cycling, or join iconic events. Discover cafes, and recreational activities. Immerse in music diversity, from international concerts to rock festivals spanning various genres.
Top Cities To Study In
London
Being the top student city in the UK, London has climbed two places in this year’s Best Student Cities to rank first in the world for the first time. With no less than 17 ranked institutions in the QS World University Rankings.
Edinburgh
Edinburgh receives the highest rank of these 10 UK cities for student view, at 12th, including one of the top scores for ‘student experience, in which students rated the city on affordability, nightlife, employment opportunities, arts and culture and more.
Manchester
Ranked joint 12th for student mix, Manchester has one of the largest student populations in Europe, at around 100,000, (40,000 of whom are studying at its highest-ranked institution, the University of Manchester).
Glasgow
Glasgow is in the top 50 for the rankings, student view and student mix indicators, again with a fairly large and mixed student population. The city is home to two universities which feature in the top 300 of the World University Rankings.
Coventry
The fifth highest-ranked of the UK’s 10th in the Best Student Cities ranking this year, Coventry is ranked 44th overall, just one place behind Glasgow. more than 40 percent of students come from outside the UK, making it a very diverse place to study.
Nottingham
Nottingham is ranked 47th in the Best Student Cities this year and is one of the most vibrant cities in the UK, affectionately referred to as the ‘Queen of the Midlands’ and known for its proud connection to the Robin Hood legend.
Birmingham
Ranked 51st in this year’s Best Student Cities (up four places from last year), Birmingham is the UK’s second-largest city and is one of the UK’s most exciting cities, with excellent restaurants, history, entertainment, shopping and culture.
Aberdeen
The highest-ranked of the eight new entries in this year’s Best Student Cities index, at 55th, Aberdeen is also a fantastic choice of study destination for nature lovers, with miles of nearby coastline and countryside to explore.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
The most populous city in the northeast, Newcastle and the wider area is also home to some of the area’s strongest universities, such as Durham University (ranked joint 78th in the QS World University Rankings® 2018).
