Another Australian based University is Monash. It's main campus is Clayton. Monash also has quite a large number of international students. It's a great University, but then I'm biased I went there. The website probably isn't the most informative around but I hope it helps.
University College London
Pros: Solid Reputation, in the heart of London, right next to Oxford Street and Old Bond Street. The former is a shopping haven for what is called high street fashion in the UK, with the latter being a haven for designer clothes.
Cons: A bit too studious for my liking. Atmosphere is a bit dry. But then again, maybe I chose the wrong degree...
Kings College London
Pros: A very good rep for humanities subjects like Languages, history etc. Quite a chilled out place. Like UCL in the heart of London.
Cons: Rep not as good as UCL. On the same road as this joint.
Brunel University
Pros: Erm... next to Heathrow Airport?
Cons: Not part of the University of London organisation like UCL and KCL, so doesn't carry the same kudos. On the outskirts of London.
These are what I have come up with off the top of my head. Come to these and you will be learning the language in the country it originated from.
Plus you get to be in London, which is probably the Capital of Capitals in the world. Really cosmopolitan, closest city I can think of like it is probably New York.
Last edited by DB_Hunter; Fri, 06-29-2007 at 08:18 PM.
Thanks for the links!
I like London, or I least I liked it when I was there... and since I'm a little too studious, I may fit in there =P
So far, things seem to be going well with the ones I've already e-mailed, especially Kent and Glasgow - those two basically told me I was welcome for an entire year as long as I filled my papers. Now I'll start with the Canadians...
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