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"The university offers core units and optional units as parts of the course - this is really attractive for students. The university has a strong reputation."

"Adelaide has many large parks and beautiful beaches; it is a nice city for healthy living. And it’s not too difficult to settle in as Adelaide is not very expensive compared with Sydney or Melbourne."

"I am truly delighted and appreciative to Western, a most vibrant and a student-centred university in Australia. Through my journey at Western Sydney University, I have realised that the campus is the best platform to build my dignity and future leadership skills."

"Chichester is a really nice place to be. Nice town, nice university. The first thing that I felt really grateful for was the campus itself. It is beautifully designed and all the buildings we use for our lecturers are conveniently situated very close to each other, I find it also very relaxing that the buildings are not too big."

"When I came here I applied with an advisor from Istanbul and she suggested Roehampton to me but I had many choices in the UK. Roehampton has an International Excellence Scholarship - and I won it so I decided to come to this University!"

"My course has unlimited career opportunities and the scope is not limited to a particular industry or geographic territory, instead it’s vast and global. Living in Sydney was always my dream city."

"UniSA is a young and energetic university with beautiful campuses and resources. UniSA not only concentrates on the academic achievement of students, but also the link between students and society."

"Studying at a distance requires quite a bit of discipline – especially when you're on a peacekeeping mission in a developing country where the communication infrastructure is unreliable. But the UNE experience was so rewarding that, although still working in East Timor, I enrolled in a Master's degree program."

"The lifestyle at Bond is pretty chilled and I have made a lot of friends over here; it’s been fun so far. At Bond, students and lecturers have a great relationship – I think that’s what makes Bond different. There are also many support programs available to students."

"The music facilities here are fantastic, both within the university and the city."

"This programme allowed me to study in two different universities in two European countries. For my first year I went to the University of Lorraine in Nancy, France, and for my second year I chose Maynooth University in Ireland. By the time we were finished with our final exams, many of us had secured jobs. I have been recruited by a multinational software company, Groupon Inc., at their Dublin branch."

"I chose UniSA because Adelaide seemed enjoyable and classes looked really interesting and actually are. Student life at UniSA is amazing - events, parties, cooking nights, there’s so much to do!"

"The teaching staff here are very impressive and professional. They really understand us as international students and give us positive feedback while we are having difficulties."

"UniSA uses the most up to date and contemporary teaching methods which gives student the best outcomes and useful learning environment."

"The Master of Laws program takes only 8 months which means I will graduate sooner than my friends who are doing the same program in England. The campus is modern and offers great facilities; it’s small and personal and the student body is very diverse. The small number of students in class makes it personal and the professors know their students!"

"What I enjoy most is the flexibility of being able to choose from different elective courses. Most of the professors are very flexible and have an “open door” when it comes to enquiries from students."

"My course is really interesting and challenging. Activities organized by the Institute are amazing. Despite feeling shy when I first came to IT Carlow, I found it really easy to make new friends. Staff are very helpful and friendly."

"For the past five years I've been studying and working in Ireland. I graduated from Maynooth University last October with a BA International in Anthropology and Spanish and I am now at Maynooth getting my MA in Anthropology. You can read my monthly blog on i-studentglobal.com."