As hip as it is historic, Boston is one of the world’s great student cities and home to top universities including MIT and Harvard. From the vintage shops and bookstores of Harvard Square to the trendy boutiques and café culture of Newbury Street, Boston has a friendly small town feel and the flair of a European capital. The revitalized Seaport on Boston Harbor is the city’s newest nightlife destination.

Boston

Ireland is a land of endless charm and a third of its citizens live in the enchanting capital city of Dublin. With its friendly people, legendary literary tradition, cool club scene, and landmarks like St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin is the pride of the Emerald Isle.

Dublin

Manchester attracts England’s second largest student population and its youthful spirit can be felt from the late night diners on Curry Mile to the cheering fans at Manchester United football games. Our spacious school’s location next to a park with a lake is ideal for outdoor exercise, and downtown shops and music venues are a short ride away.

Manchester

“Munich loves you” is the motto of the idyllic Bavarian capital, where businessmen bike to work and there’s a beer garden on every block. A welcoming place to study German, our Munich school is in the medieval Altstadt-Lehel district, blocks from the iconic Marienplatz and the lavish landscape of the Englischer Garten. A one-hour train ride brings you to the ski resorts and hiking trails of the Alps.

Munich

New York’s groundbreaking art, music, fashion, food and attitude are imitated around the world. It’s a quick trip from our leafy, traditional Tarrytown campus to Manhattan must-sees like the Empire State Building or the Metropolitan Museum. Live like a New Yorker while shopping the latest trends at Soho boutiques and seeing the hottest bands at East Village clubs.

New York

Oxford is called “The City of Dreaming Spires,” and its medieval quads and mysterious chapels have served as both a backdrop for centuries of academic excellence and a vacation spot complete with sculpture gardens, covered markets and unique museums. Oxford’s thriving student scene is packed with historic pubs, dining clubs, vintage shops and bookstores – all easily accessible from the park-like grounds of our campus.

Oxford

Paris is one of the world’s most stylish, romantic and exciting cities, with its fabled bridges and majestic monuments. From our modern campus just minutes from iconic Galeries Lafayette, you can shop your way through Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré and take in the beautiful architecture of the opera house.

Paris

Seattle is the Pacific Northwest’s largest city and a thriving seaport known for its natural beauty and alternative music scene. Surrounded by evergreen forests and majestic mountains, it’s the birthplace of American coffee culture: the first Starbucks is at Pike Place Market, where you can see giant salmon being “thrown” fresh off the boat. Our intimate school is on a classic college campus in Olympia, 60 minutes away.

Seattle

Sydney makes the most of its famous beaches and ideal weather, and everything you can think of, you can do outdoors here – from surf lessons and dolphin watching to floating opera and cinema under the stars. Our modern school is steps from Central Park and the central station that’s just a short train ride from the city’s laid back lounges, rooftop restaurants and trendy shops.

Sydney

Vancouver is called Canada’s most beautiful city, a claim it backs up with urban beaches, a pristine harbor and the skiers’ paradise of Grouse Mountain. From our urban loft-style school you can easily explore the cafés of Gastown, the shops on Robson Street and the seawall at Stanley Park. At, night, take your pick of cool clubs and lounges.

Vancouver

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