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London is home to over 100,000 international students from over 200 different nations – that's more international students studying in London than in any other city in the world. It’s not hard to see why this is the case. UK’s capital city is arguably the most exciting, culturally diverse and enriching city in the world. No other city offers so much to international students.


5 Reasons to Study in London Best Universities in the World


London has seven universities in the THE world top 200 university rankings – more than any other city in the world.


Choose from 45 top universities in London. Our professors are world- leaders in their subjects. Their ideas and research are inspiring students to become business leaders and entrepreneurs. They also work with top companies like Google, HSBC and GlaxoSmithKline.


That's why over 100,000 international students study in London – more than any other city in the world.


What London's International Students Say


"I chose London to gain a world- class education and to have some fun while doing it. The quality of the academic programmes offered is high. Industry involvement with the course enables you to gain an invaluable technical experience during your study."


Tolu Ayelabola - Business information system student from Nigeria


London's Amazing Choice of University Courses


London universities offer every undergraduate degree and postgraduate courses you can imagine, from accountancy to zoology. Choose from over 30,000 university courses at 45 universities.


Courses Designed to Meet Your Needs


Undergraduates can choose to study a three year degree or choose a four year course with a one-year work placement. Postgraduates can complete their Master’s degree in just one year.


The city is home to a wide range of universities too. From large


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