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"I chose Chichester for many reasons, one of which was the nature of the campus - being rather small, you bump into friends all the time on your travels! I also love the SIZ and Learning Centre, as they provide a fantastic wealth of books and journals for any assignment I face. The lecturers on my course are all incredibly helpful and the friends I’ve made here are second to none. In all, I’d recommend Chichester to anyone!"

"I am working in China at an outdoor training company. I enjoy my work and life here in China, my course at Chichester provided me with skills and positive attitudes to work with people from different backgrounds. I hope to see more English graduates working abroad, and also more Chinese students can study sport at Chichester."

"The range of languages available to study here is extensive, from Portuguese to Czech and everything in between. I decided to come to Bristol to study French and Russian mainly because of the incredible facilities available – including a media centre and cinema where you can watch foreign language films with your friends."

"I have really enjoyed my course and since being at the university my confidence level has really increased. The university has given me so many opportunities including working with West Sussex music, gaining experience working in schools and working with the West Sussex county youth orchestra. Plus, I have made some amazing friends and the time I have had here has been invaluable."

"One of the main highlights from my time here at Bond University is the supportive learning environment. You are able to chat one-on-one with your tutors and lecturers who are always there to help. Bond prepares you so well for life out of further education and helps you reach the goals you want to achieve."

"I definitely enjoy my course. The year group size is quite small, which enables you to really get to know everyone on the course. I decided to study Dentistry at Bristol because it is voted in the top 5 for excellence in research and the dental school has great facilities, which really benefits my learning."

"I chose to study English Literature at Bristol because of the exciting new curriculum which has more space for choosing our own modules and I have found that my tutors are very enthusiastic, knowledgeable about their subject and always ready to offer support or suggest further reading for topics that interest us."

"Everyone at the University of Bristol is so kind and helpful. It has made my first week here stress-free and fun!"

"The exchange to Sweden during my second year was one of the best things I have ever done. It was extremely scary and nerve-racking, but it was an experience I’ll never forget. I’ve made friends for life and now know people who live all over the globe because of it."

"I decided to study at COD primarily due to the location, as it is near to main cities like Los Angeles and San Diego. Another reason was the variety of majors that the college offers."

"I study at Western Sydney University as I want to stand out from other graduates back home while experiencing Australia and its culture. Studying here will give me a competitive edge as a future graduate in a globalised workforce."

Joseph was involved in the Griffith community from his first year. He shares with you how this has helped him.

"I started at University of Brighton when I was 23, so at a later age than most, but it definitely has been one of the most rewarding experiences I've had. Brighton is an incredible city and I'm actually staying here now that I've finished." Read an interview with Chris here.

"I had an amazing time at University of Brighton and the lecturers were all very helpful. The earth sciences department was even upgraded halfway through my studies, which was a huge bonus." Read an interview with Dominic here.

"I love travelling and going to new places, and I thought New Zealand would suit me just perfectly. I really wanted to pursue psychology after studying it at school, and Otago’s psychology department is internationally renowned."

"I was attracted to study at AUT because of the University’s strong industry links and focus on creating career ready graduates. AUT offers a number of valuable services where students can sign up for internships, graduate jobs or placements for their workplace experience."

"The international students, though I haven't had the opportunity to hang out with them for a long time, have always been polite and friendly to me. Their presence helps create a better and more diverse community. I sincerely hope that in the future, they get the opportunity to interact with more local and British national students."

"The Introduction to Creative Writing module is taught by professional writers, their feedback helps me improve and it is exciting to see myself progress in a short period of time."

"Studying Zoology at Roehampton has really shown me how wide-ranging the career opportunities are. I am particularly interested in bears and ecology within North America, and parasitology/pathology within animals. Once I have graduated I want to spend more time researching one of these groups, and eventually complete a PhD."

"I have a bachelor in nutrition, and my aim was to continue my studies in this field. my goal was to study in the UK. My area of interest was clinical nutrition. I have been informed that Roehampton was the first university in England to cooperate clinical nutrition in their master program, also this university was recommended by my aunt, who is doctor in Kingston college. Luckily Roehampton is in London, which is a beautiful city. London is a global city known with its strong education, historical museums and art. It was a good opportunity for me to continue my studies here and hopefully it will be a great experience."