Canterbury is a relatively small (55 000 inhabitants), but popular tourist city in Kent. The University of Kent has a rural campus with with a big park area and around read more

Lincoln`s population is around 200 000 people. The campus of the University of Lincoln has well-established infrastructure with various facilities, including Science Centre, Engineering Hub and Think Tank. The degree read more

Manchester is one of the cultural, scientific, economic, industrial, sport and transportation hubs of the United Kingdom. The University of Manchester, a public research university, is the largest full-time non-collegiate read more

The campus of the University of North Carolina is located in Chapel Hill and is considered to be its major attraction. There are 60 000 people living in this city, read more

Dunedin is home to the region’s University. Its territorial population is 130 000, of which students account for a large proportion. University of Otago is New Zealand`s oldest university, enrolling read more

The oldest town in Northern Finland and the fifth most populous city in the country, Oulu is called one of the european “living labs” because experimenting with new technology takes read more

Padua is a city in Northern Italy with various historical sightseeings, 40 km far from Venice. University of Padua, an alma-mater for Galileo Galilei, is one of the oldest universities read more

Salamanca is a Spanish town with 150 000 inhabitants, 80 km far from Lisbon. Founded in 1218, University of Salamanca is one of the oldest universities in Europe. The programme’s read more

Sheffield is one of the largest English cities, with a rich cultural, sport and economic life. In 2011, Sheffield University was named ‘University of the Year’ in the Times Higher read more

Strasbourg, the official seat of the European Parliament, is considered to bring together French and German culture. The University of Strasbourg was established in 1538 and is alma-mater for 18 read more