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The University of Vienna was founded in 1365 and is the oldest university in the German-speaking world.

The University of Virginia has been named the number 3 best public university in the United States for 2018. Its location in Charlottesville has also been named the best college town and happiest city in America!

The University of Washington is a preeminent public university, ranked 25th in the world. Go purple and become a UW Husky!

The University of Waterloo has created an outstanding educational reputation recognised around the world. Waterloo has been consistently voted one of the nation’s smartest cities. The city offers a unique blend of intriguing restaurants, boutique stores, several microbreweries, galleries and nightlife.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison has long been recognised as one of America's great universities, regularly ranked as a top three public research university in the United States. Madison is known for a vibrant entertainment and performing arts scene, and has frequently been ranked as one of the best places to live in the United States.

Founded in 1833, the University of Zürich has today become one of the foremost universities in the German-speaking world. Zürich is home to Europe’s largest open-air dance party, as many public baths as Istanbul, a flourishing nightlife scene in Züri-West, and a whole lot more to eat than just fondue.

Uppsala University is the oldest university in Sweden, founded in 1477, where a living cultural heritage frames a fantastic student life. One famous Uppsala University alumnus is Anders Celsius, inventor of the centigrade scale.

Founded in 1636, Utrecht University has become one of Europe's leading research universities and is ranked within the Top 100 universities worldwide.

VID is a private, specialised university college with value-based and ecclesiastical foundations with a focus on research in health and social care.

Vrije University Amsterdam is a leading European research university which was established in 1880. The campus is located in the metropolitan Zuidas district, making it easily accessible by foot or bike.There are more bicycles in Amsterdam than residents. Around 25,000 bikes end up in Amsterdam’s 165 canals every year!