Why study in the UK?
Hey everyone, I’m Anne-Lise and I’m in charge of the editorial team here at Expat.com. Hope this week is treating all of you well!
I’m writing an article on the number of international students applying to University in the United Kingdom. The number is on the rise and I’d love to understand- from you maybe who are students yourselves, who have first come to the UK as a student or who are looking forward to sending your children to university in the UK. Let me know what you think!
This year, a record number of Chinese students have applied to university in the UK. So if you’re a Chinese expat in the UK- let us know why you think this is the case!
On another note, the editorial team here at Expat.com is striving to create informative content that is of interest to YOU! So if you have thoughts or suggestions… fire away! You can send me a private message or reply below!
Have a good week everyone! 
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