Top 5 Student Cities in the World (2024)

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Today we're going to look at the top five student cities in the world for 2024

But more importantly, we're going to see what makes them some of the best options for international students looking to study abroad

Let's get to it. Number five in our list is Munich, Germany. The capital of the state of Bavaria offers the international students not only a high living standard and amazing scenery

but also an incredibly diverse mixture of students. In fact, international students make up as much as 25% of all students in Bavaria

Bavaria, which creates an educational environment where people can live without knowing any

German at all. Apparently you can just survive by speaking English. Being an outstanding business

center, the city offers very good career opportunities with its strong employer activity. It also

provides an invaluable chance to experience German culture with unique regional events like

the world-famous Oktoberfest. That's right. Munich houses some excellent universities like Technical University of Munich, which is not only one of the highest-ranking universities in Germany

but also charges no tuition fees since it's a public university. In this university, international students make up a whopping 40% of all students

Number 4 in our list is Melbourne, Australia. Now you can hardly do any better at diversity than the city of Melbourne with around 40 of its people being born overseas Even though the city is not the most affordable with its high living standards various attractions diverse cuisine and an amazing train network

it's no wonder Melbourne held the title of the most livable city in the world for eight consecutive years

With great employer activity and close links to Asia, the city offers plentiful job opportunities

both after and during education. Also, Australian universities are known to be more accepting towards international students

since the country is the largest education exporter in the world. The city also has world-class universities like University of Melbourne, of course

a university that has 46% of its students as international students. The third name in our list is Seoul

Though not as affordable as Munich or as diverse as Melbourne, Seoul has so much to offer to international students

The capital has an unending arsenal of attractions, like its breathtaking landscape, night markets, museums, tea houses, Buddhist temples, and much more

Bordom is out of the question. City also offers a great deal in terms of career opportunities

High employer presence means that students can get involved with some industry leaders while they are studying

especially in fields like technology or electronics. The city houses top-ranking universities like Seoul National University, Yonsei University and Korea University

also collectively known as the Korean Ivy League Now Seoul could have been the number one student city in Asia if it wasn for the most populous city in the world Tokyo Though also one of the most expensive cities in the world Tokyo offers the chance to live in

the most crowded and the most innovative city in the world, experiencing one of the richest

cultures ever while being perfectly safe. Low crime rates and easy transportation makes Tokyo a highly livable city

Except for, you know, being very expensive. Alongside the kindness of locals and being able to

communicate without knowing a lot of Japanese there are programs that you can study

completely in English so if the language is your main concern I wouldn't worry too

much now being the most populous the most innovative and the safest city on

earth is already quite an achievement but Tokyo is not done it also has an

extremely high rate of employer activity so by the time you graduate you'll

probably have more career opportunities than you'd expect the city has 18

internationally ranked universities so your options are not very And the number one in our list, as you probably guessed, is London

London, while not as diverse as Melbourne, still presents incredible multiculturalism, with more than a third of its people born overseas

So it doesn't matter where you come from. You can always find some like people to share the limitless experiences London has to offer Enjoy the green spaces that occupy almost half of the city area Visit world museums and immerse yourself in culture or dive into the vibrant

nightlife of the city. That is if you can afford it, since London is even more expensive than Tokyo

In fact, experts advise students to have a budget of a little more than $1,500 a month. But in return

you get access to outstanding internship and career prospects. Since some of the largest companies in the world

operate from London, that's also the place they typically recruit in. Like Tokyo, London

has 18 international rank universities, but unlike Tokyo, which has two universities in the

top 100, London has four in the top 50. And some of these universities have astonishing levels

of diversity. Most of them have around or more than half of their students as international

students, with London School of Economics in particular 70% international student rate

So here's the list of the top 10 student cities in the world for 20

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