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Discover UK cities for your English study programme
Plan cultural experiences across our partner cities and see where your next school adventure could unfold.
Explore cities on the map
Use the interactive map to view our partner cities and nearby schools.
Explore our partner cities
Each city card highlights the culture, nearby experiences, and schools you can visit with your students.
Belfast
A compact capital with cultural depth, friendly people, and good value for international students.
Birmingham
Britain's second city with multicultural energy, central UK location, and good value for students.
Bournemouth
One of England's most popular beach resort cities, with seven miles of sandy coast
Brighton
Creative coastal city with arts, diversity, and London nearby
Bristol
Creative port city with maritime history and modern energy
Cambridge
Historic Cambridge blends riverside colleges with a focused academic atmosphere for international students.
Canterbury
Medieval cathedral city with a student heartbeat
Cardiff
Wales's walkable capital with a strong student scene, waterfront energy, and good value living costs.
Colchester
A calm Essex town with Roman history, green space, and easy London access for day trips.
Edinburgh
Scotland's capital city built on hills and an old volcano
Glasgow
Scotland's biggest city with Victorian character, live music, and a warm, no-nonsense welcome.
Ipswich
A low-key Suffolk town with waterfront charm, local rhythm, and a calmer pace than the big cities.
Leeds
A straight-talking Yorkshire city with big shopping, student energy, and lower costs than London.
Liverpool
Waterfront city with music history and friendly local people
London
The world's most connected English-speaking city.
Manchester
Northern energy, student culture, and real-world English
Newcastle
A social Northern city on the Tyne with strong student culture and a famously friendly welcome.
Nottingham
A walkable Midlands city with a strong student core, independent character, and good value.
Oxford
A small university city with clear English and easy London access
Portsmouth
A sea city with naval history, student energy, and South Coast living at affordable prices.
Sheffield
A green Yorkshire city with post-industrial character, friendly students, and the Peak District nearby.
Southampton
A working South Coast port city with a big university presence and practical, affordable living.
Truro
Cornwall's small cathedral city: calm, walkable, and surrounded by coast and countryside.
Windsor
A quiet riverside town near London with Windsor Castle, clear English, and easy day trips to the capital.
York
Medieval walled city with 2,000 years of history
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