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Global University Rankings: The Italian Universities Making Their Mark on the World Stage
Italy has long been one of the world’s most popular study destinations. From historic cities and internationally recognised degrees to a culture that attracts students from every corner of the globe, the country offers a university experience that is difficult to match. Its reputation for learning stretches back…
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European Universities in the World’s Top 100: Where Are Students Choosing to Study?
Studying abroad has always been in fashion. From gaining independence and the “coming of age” experience, to the prestige of securing a place at a top-ranked university, the choice of higher education is one of the defining steps of adulthood and life itself. But when a student starts thinking…
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International Student Accommodation in L’Aquila: Your Complete 2026 Guide
L’Aquila is one of Italy’s most remarkable and resilient student cities, offering an authentic Italian university experience in a stunning mountain setting. Nestled in the heart of the Abruzzo region at an altitude of 721 metres, this historic city in central Italy combines centuries of cultural heritage with a…
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International Student Accommodation in Dublin: Your Complete 2026 Guide
Dublin is one of Europe’s most vibrant and welcoming capital cities, offering an extraordinary setting for student life. Situated on the east coast of Ireland, where the River Liffey meets Dublin Bay, this historic city combines world-class universities with legendary hospitality, rich literary heritage, and a thriving contemporary culture.
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How to Get to L’Aquila: A Student Travel Guide
If you’re planning on making L’Aquila you’re new home this year or in the future, getting there is going to be one of the first challenges you face. The city is not located on any of Italy’s major railway networks, and is not home to an airport of…
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The Complete Guide to Dublin Airport
Arriving at the airport for the first time can feel like stepping into a small city all of its own. There are bright signs in a new language, flustered travellers all around you, and a mix of excitement and nerves you only get in the place where journeys begin.