With summer here and admission requirements published, it’s time to face one of the major crossroads of your academic career: deciding in which city you’re going to spend the next few years. If the Andalusian capital is one of your favourites, get ready; studying here’s an experience that will stay with you for life.

Summer is synonymous with important decisions. With the admission requirements on the table, it’s that crucial moment when you have to choose the city that’ll become your home for the next few years.

July is already here, admission requirements are starting to set the course, and the time has come to make one of the most important decisions of your life: Where are you going to study over the next few years?

Moving to Paris to study is an exciting adventure, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges. Finding a university is only the first step—choosing the right student accommodation can shape your entire experience abroad.

Studying in France means more than attending classes and exploring beautiful cities. It also means discovering one of the world's most celebrated cuisines. From buttery pastries enjoyed before morning lectures to comforting regional dishes shared with friends, food is an essential part of French culture and everyday student life.

Studying in France is about much more than lectures, assignments and exams. One of the biggest perks of student life is having some of Europe's most beautiful destinations right on your doorstep. Whether you're looking for sandy beaches, medieval towns, mountains or vibrant cities, France offers countless weekend escapes that are easy to reach by train.

You’ve received your Erasmus acceptance. Flights are starting to get booked, your university WhatsApp groups are becoming more active, and everyone keeps telling you that this will be one of the best experiences of your life.

The university entrance exams are now a thing of the past. After weeks of nerves, early mornings and last-minute revision, you can finally breathe a sigh of relief. Relief felt by both students and parents, who we know are experiencing these days with the same intensity.