BRAZIL
A political and economic leader of Latin America and an emerging power worldwide, Brazil offers a distinctive viewpoint from which to study the changing world and the development of the global economy. The uniqueness of the country’s ecological and environmental system also means that it is a great choice for those interested in environmentalism and conservationism, with the increasing attention and concern regarding regions such as the Amazon offering students a brilliant yet significant area of study. But Brazil’s vibrant culture shouldn’t be forgotten, with everything from Carnaval to Football to beach life ensuring an experience that won’t be forgotten!
RUSSIA
As befits the world’s largest country, Russia offers students a staggeringly diverse range of experiences, with the country being home to over 160 ethnic groups, all of which play a part in the development of its rich and varied culture. Russia is also home to numerous strong academic institutions, many of which are situated in the cities of Moscow and St. Petersburg, resulting in vibrant and diverse student communities. The country’s key historical role in the development of communism makes it an ideal location for students of history or politics, whilst its rich literary heritage means it is of similar interest to those studying literature.
SWITZERLAND
Higher education in Switzerland is highly international in nature, with large numbers of international students and staff and courses taught mainly in English, French, German and Italian. This is partly due to its centrality in Europe, with any student choosing Switzerland gaining a great opportunity for exploring and experiencing the rest of the continent. Switzerland is a particularly good destination for any with an interest in international political, economic and humanitarian issues, with the country’s unique, historic role as a centre of global diplomacy and human rights resulting in the popularity of courses in international studies, social justice and diplomacy.
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