Best Countries to Study Abroad

 There's probably a reason why the majority of the world wants to spend their study abroad time in one of the ten countries listed below. These are the countries to study abroad if you're ready to have a good time with your education pursuits, whether it's because of a great price-to-service ratio, the personality of the locals, world-renowned education systems, or a unique landscape you won't find anywhere else on the planet. We've got your back.

                                

The Best Countries to Study Abroad ranking is based on scores from a tabulation of five equally weighted country features: culturally accessible, enjoyable, has many cultural attractions, would consider going to university there, and a country that provides high-quality education. For the Best Countries rankings in 2021, more than 6,500 adults aged 35 and under completed surveys.

According to emerging adults all over the world, these are the top 5 countries to study in.

Turkey is ranked first.

Turkey climbs four spots to the top of the list of the best countries to study in for 2021. According to UNESCO, Turkey will welcome more than 125,000 international students in 2020. The highly ranked Boaziçi University and Middle East Technical University are among the country's several dozen international universities.

South Korea is ranked second.

According to UNESCO, South Korea will have over 84,000 international students by 2020. Seoul National University, the No. 1 Best Global Universities in South Korea and the No. 15 Best Global Universities in Asia, is one of the country's more than three dozen global universities.

Emirates (UAE) is ranked third.

According to UNESCO, the United Arab Emirates, which is made up of seven emirates, welcomed more than 225,000 international students in 2020.Khalifa University of Science and Technology is located in the country and is ranked 144th in the Best Global Universities in Asia Rankings and 82nd in the Best Universities for Chemical Engineering.

Egypt is ranked fourth.

Cairo University, Mansoura University, and Ain Shams University are among the 16 global universities in Egypt. Cairo University was also ranked No. 6 in the Best Global Universities in Africa list, as well as No. 90 in the Best Global Universities for Pharmacology and Toxicology list.

Indonesia is ranked number five.

Indonesia is the world's largest island nation state and the world's largest Muslim-majority nation, consisting of a chain of thousands of islands between Asia and Australia. The people of Indonesia are diverse, speaking over 300 languages and ranging from cosmopolitan city dwellers to rural villagers. In Indonesia, there are hundreds of volcanoes, the most famous of which is Krakatoa, whose 1883 eruption was one of the most catastrophic in history. Before the Dutch colonized the archipelago, Hindu-Buddhist and Muslim kingdoms existed. After an occasionally violent struggle, the country gained independence in 1949. President Suharto ruled Indonesia with an iron hand from 1967 to 1988. After his dictatorship was overthrown by riots in 1999, he held free and fair elections.

According to the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Indonesia had over 7,600 international students in 2020. The University of Indonesia and the UniversitasGadjahMada are two of the world's most prestigious universities.