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The idea of spending a few months abroad as part of your studies appeals to many students. But it is important to consider things from all angles, without forgetting the practical side. This white paper looks at the different facets of a study trip abroad and presents some points that are rarely discussed, such as returning home. You will discover practical advice to make your study trip abroad a success that you will be proud of.
Attend a university session abroad, as part of academic exchanges: integration into these courses is based on an application and selection procedure specified to students at the appropriate time by the school’s international service. In this case, validation of the international obligation occurs after the student has submitted to the international service the official transcript obtained at the host university, the end-of-stay report and the IMT-BS promotion certificate duly signed by the coordinator of the host university, proof of stay, tickets, etc.
1. New Zealand
Who would have thought? New Zealand is the top student destination for 2019. Maybe the Kiwis have something to do with their choice!? What is certain is that the breathtaking natural landscapes, the abundance of extreme sports and the scenic trails made famous by the Lord of the Rings trilogy are also responsible. New Zealand offers a high-level education, with eight universities among the best in the world. It deserves its first place!
2. Singapore
Singapore is a small city with a strong focus on education and research. Over the past few decades, it has become a world leader in research and innovation. Singapore’s universities are gaining recognition, with the two largest universities ranked among the top 15 in the world, demonstrating the excellence of the education system, high quality of life and diverse student communities.
3. Spain
Spain is one of the choices of many French people wishing to study abroad. The cost of living is relatively low and the education system is good. It has more than 70 universities, leaving you spoiled for choice to continue your studies. And when you are not in class, you will enjoy its landscapes and culture. Tapas, the works of Picasso and Gaudi, Real Madrid, the national stadium of Barcelona… how can you resist?
4. Thailand
Thailand, known as the perfect vacation spot, could be your next study destination. Education, culture and adventure, Thailand has much more to offer than beaches and resorts. While studying, you can enjoy the picturesque scenes of floating markets, temples and other magnificent palaces. The cost of living is very low, the food delicious and the climate exceptional. Thailand is also home to individuals of boundless generosity… for this same reason it is known as “the land of smiles”.
5. Canada
It proudly brings together the best universities and the quality of its teaching is recognized throughout the world. Outside the lecture halls, students are seduced by the beauty of Niagara Falls, go hiking in one of the many national parks, in search of polar bears… Canada is known for its diversity and inclusive values. Going to study in Canada is
6. Mexico
Mexico is and has always been a big favorite of expats… and for good reason! The country offers a superb climate and the cost of living is very low. In addition, its inhabitants are very welcoming. An ideal place, therefore, to study and to live. The cultural and artistic heritage is very rich with, outside the cities, 35 UNESCO World Heritage sites, a multitude of mountains to trek, many beaches to discover and tropical forests to explore.
7. Costa Rica
A land of wild landscapes and extreme sports, Costa Rica is loved by adventure seekers and those who value personal relationships. Costa Rica is a vibrant country with a proud and peaceful population. It is known for being one of the happiest countries in the world. The “Pura Vida” attitude symbolizes Costa Ricans’ search for a different life. The country has over 60 universities and a high level of education. The cost of living is affordable. By all accounts, Costa Rica is a great choice for a degree.
8. The Netherlands
The Netherlands ranks highly for the quality of education, with eight universities in the world’s top 100. The variety of university programmes, taught in English, is also very wide and the teaching style is interactive and student-centred, encouraging students to develop life skills. Many international students choose to study in the Netherlands, as the international community is very diverse. Many graduates choose to stay in the country after graduation. Besides the beautiful scenery, festivals, tulips, Rembrandt and Van Gogh, the Dutch lifestyle probably has something to do with it…
9. Switzerland
If the data is to be believed, the Swiss claim to be the happiest citizens in the world. Switzerland has a lot to offer. The quality of education is very high and, unusually for a small country, it has two of the world’s top-rated universities. In Switzerland, critical thinking, interactive learning and debate are valued during classes. These are elements that will help develop, in students who choose Switzerland, the skills that will take them far in their careers. And during breaks, the ski slopes are never far away…
10. Australia
The land of kangaroos, koalas and Vegemite concludes our list of the 10 destinations to study in 2019. In Australia, six universities enter the world’s Top 100. Students have busy lives outside of class. In addition to the appeal of some big cities like Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane, Australia is full of geographical areas of astonishing diversity, from tropical forests to mountainous deserts and other underwater ecosystems. A country to favor for those who love adventure!