Studying abroad is always a dream for many students. Based on a survey from the global education website, education.com with over 2,700 international students, a ranking of best countries to study abroad in 2021 has been created!

The rankings are based on the 7 factors below. 

(a) To access higher-quality teaching

(b) To achieve my career goals

(c) To develop myself personally

(d) To experience a new culture or lifestyle

(e) To have an adventure

(f) To learn a new language

(g) To make new friends or widen my professional network

#10. Denmark

Other than having a unique geographical advantage and economic status, the education system of Denmark is also frequently honoured! Besides, it is also one of the countries with the highest happiness index in the world. 

In addition, the University of Copenhagen in Denmark is the best choice for studying humanities and other subjects.  

#9. Spain

Spain is one of the popular destinations for international students to embark on their life adventure. Whether you are visiting the Gaudí architecture in Barcelona or tasting unique cuisine on the streets of Seville, Spain will give you a unique experience. 

Well-known Spanish's higher education institutions are concentrated in Madrid, Barcelona and many more. 

Besides, the standard of living and expenses are not expensive, which is what many international students yearn for.

#8. France

France is a country which is famous for its fashion, food, and art.  

Students who want to make achievements in these fields should definitely not to miss the opportunity to study in France. 

In addition, French public universities are one of those universities which offers the lowest tuition fees in the world. The average annual tuition fee is only about US$1,000 (about MYR4,100).  

#7. Netherlands

In addition to tulips and windmills, Dutch's research and education are among the top in the world. 

Dutch is also considered one of the easiest languages ​​to learn. 

#6. Switzerland

ETH Zürich is one of the world's most famous universities of science and technology, and it is Einstein's alma mater.

Switzerland is the home to the European headquarters of the United Nations, so it is very helpful for students to access more international resources and to meet people from all over the world. 

Switzerland is considered one of the safest countries in the world, so students can always feel comfortable exploring the country.

#5. United Kingdom

Most universities in the UK have a long history, such as the University of Cambridge and the University of Oxford. 

Studying in the UK allows you to understand more about its historical and to feel the beauty of the bustling city.

#4. United States

It is an exaggeration if we call the United States the land of opportunities. It is ranked second in the world for access to higher-quality teaching, and fifth in the world to experience a new culture or lifestyle!

In addition to academic life, you can also enjoy the sunbath on the Californian coast, hike through Yellowstone, take the Great American Road Trip, or work your way to Wall Street in New York.

#3. Germany

Many public universities in Germany do not levy tuition fees for both domestic and foreign students. 

If you are in Germany in late September, you can take part in the fantastic Oktoberfest (annual beer festival).

#2. Australia

Australia is ranked third in the world for access to higher quality education 

There are a number of top universities in the cities of Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane. Australia also ranked seventh in the world for personal development, proving the country has more to offer than just a great education.

In addition to enjoying life in the city, you can also drive to the Great Barrier Reef and other places to enjoy the natural beauty. 

#1. Canada

The pristine natural scenery, friendly humankind and diversified local communities make Canada the best destination for studying abroad. 

The quality of Canada's education is comparable to that of the United Kingdom and the United States, but the tuition fees are relatively lower.

Canadian visas are relatively loose, and it is easier for international students to continue to stay in Canada for working after graduation.

Which country would you choose if you have a chance to study abroad?