London ranks first for students

LONDON has been listed as the best city in the world for university students.

The top 30 rankings for student cities, formulated by the QS higher education data analysts, has formerly ranked Montreal and Paris in first place.

The ratings are circulated upon elements such as the quantity of top universities in a city, the local jobs market, the diverse of the culture and quality of life.

Though London ranked incompetently one of the factors.

The ranking of university cities, instead of the quality of institutions, it is constructed by the QS higher education group, which establishes the annual World University Rankings.

In terms of the students in London, there is a higher focus of world-class institutions than in any other city, inclusive of, Imperial College, University College London, the London School of Economics and King’s College.

Additionally, students have easy access to the cultural life of theatres, cinema, restaurants and museums.

London is also considered to be convenient place to engage with employers and get a job.

Ben Sowter, research director at QS, says the results show that London “remains a great place to study, despite eye-watering costs”.