Gothenburg is Sweden’s second-largest city, known for being a frontrunner in sustainability and engineering. Nature surrounds you: from the icy lakes to the tranquil forests and plentiful islands spread across the archipelago, you may even spot a deer outside your window! Thanks to the lively cultural life, you’ll never run out of activities and events to enjoy. Winters may be chilly, but the people are warm, especially when you sit down for a cosy fika, Sweden’s beloved coffee break with delicious pastries that make everyone feel at home

Istanbul is a city that unites East and West, where cultural harmony can be felt in its streets, and where history and modernity coexist. Most importantly, it is a warm place that you can always call home. Like a magical page in a book, it still bears the traces of its past as the capital of the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires. With the beauty of the Bosphorus, its ancient architecture, and the charm hidden within its chaos. Despite being one of the world’s most populous cities, Istanbul is not just a destination, but a living story.

"Munich is a village”, is what locals like to say, because despite its 1.6 million inhabitants, the cosy and familial atmosphere will feel like home as soon as you arrive. The nearby Alps, the city’s riverbanks and vast green spaces offer endless possibilities for recreation. World-renowned education and innovation blend in with rich traditions, a dynamic international community and an inclusive student culture, making Munich a place that people from all around the world can call home

Santander, where the sea meets the mountains. One of the pioneers of Smart cities in Europe, it combines a traditional maritime lifestyle by the sea with culture and history. From discovering its fascinating prehistory, to admiring the snowy mountains from the bay or visiting one of its thirteen amazing beaches, the city is made for all, finding a place to fit international students, surfers, history and art lovers and much more.