London, which comes in first, has a very high concentration of world-class universities, as well as very positive feedback from students who have studied in London, and a score of 1/98.5 on the Student Perceptions (Student Alumni) Index. high.In addition, the university was highly evaluated for its excellent employment rate of graduates, its openness to international students, and the diversity of its students.

　Tokyo, the top city in Japan, fell from 3rd place in the previous survey to 7th place, but won the 1st place in the world for "employment opportunities".This index shows the popularity of the site as a recruitment venue for domestic and foreign employers.Osaka ranked second in Japan, moving up two places from the previous 2th place to 19th.

　Seoul is the highest city in Asia.Last time, it was in 3rd place along with Tokyo, but it has moved up to 2nd place.In addition, Hong Kong ranked 12th and Singapore ranked 13th.The top entry in mainland China was Beijing at number 29.

　QS senior vice president Ben Sauter commented on the results: For foreign students, the ease of living as an international student is becoming lower,” he pointed out.

　The 2023 edition of the QS Best Student Cities Rankings is a new entry from 30 cities around the world, allowing comparison of the 140 leading education cities in the rankings.Cities with a population of 25 or more and with at least two entries in the QS World University Rankings are eligible for ranking. More than 2 survey responses quantify indicators such as attractiveness (study abroad applicants) and student views (study abroad graduates).

Reference: [QS Quacquarelli Symonds] QS Best Student Cities in the World for Studying Abroad