I'm planning on studying abroad, any good college recommendations?

Question

Preferably somewhere at least some English is spoken. Maybe French. I'm planning on studying design & art..

Answer 1

uni of dortmund is cool,it's in germany

Answer 2

I studied at Queen Mary University of London for a semester.  Good times.  I would recommend that college or University of Central London.  Didn't go there - but met a lot of people from there and spent time there as well.  See if your school has an affiliation with either one of those.

Although if you're from the area then you probably already know about it.  Good luck.

Answer 3

Hi, You can try Nayang Academy of Fine Arts in Singapore. It will suit you. University of Bedfordshire, UK is also a good option. But as I am not very sure about your requirements, ability to fund your course, I would suggest you to visit www.studyplaces.com . They have a good database for information related to higher studies, study abroad options, and a great counselling platform. You can take counselors help for free. I get most of these information from this site.

Answer 4

I spent my junior year abroad at Nottingham University. It has a gorgeous campus and it two hours north of London by train.  You can also take a train/ferry to Ireland and head to Dublin.  Scotland's about two hours north, but I didn't get a chance to go.  It was easy enough to get around.

England is also nice because you do speak a common language, but the slang is a bit different.  It's also close enough to go to different parts of Europe on holidays or even weekends.  

I would highly recommend picking up a Eurail pass. It can be a bit expensive up front, but it covers a lot of the cost of traveling on the trains. They have different types, depending on the number of countries you may be visiting.  I would definitely look into one of those. It saved us many a time when traveling.

Congrats on studying abroad.  It's an amazing experience.