With an impressive history of more than nine centuries, Oxford offers programs ranging from the humanities and social sciences to the exact sciences and engineering. The "tutorial" system (one-on-one meetings with professors) fosters a deep understanding of the subject and develops independent thinking.

Famous alumni: Bill Clinton, Stephen Hawking, Emma Watson, Indira Gandhi, Theresa May. Students enjoy a vibrant theatre scene, elite sports (rowing) and the largest network of libraries in the UK.

ETH Zürich excels in science, technology and engineering. Students benefit from modern laboratories and guidance from renowned professors. A wide range of programs: mechanical engineering, computer science, architecture, biotechnology.

A focus on research and development: students collaborate directly with researchers and industry specialists. A modern campus and a dynamic academic environment. Every year it hosts Polyball, the university's signature event.

Imperial College London is renowned for its focus on STEM and medicine. From Biomedical Engineering and Computing to Public Health or Climate Change Management, it offers a unique experience for combining theory with practice.

Over 380 student clubs and societies, one of the most diverse campuses. Young people study in the heart of London, with direct access to networking and internship opportunities.

UCL takes pride in its status as a multidisciplinary university. Structured into 11 academic divisions (science, arts, humanities, law, medicine, architecture and engineering), it encourages students to explore multiple fields.

Located in Bloomsbury, the academic and cultural centre of London. The university is a leader in sustainability (3rd in the world in QS Sustainability 2026). In 2026 it celebrates 200 years since its founding as the first university in London.

Unlike other universities, Cambridge is made up of 31 autonomous colleges, each specializing in a few distinct fields. Over 20 undergraduate programs in the natural sciences, engineering, social sciences and humanities.

A focus on teaching in small groups and one-on-one seminars between student and professor. Access to state-of-the-art laboratories, libraries and museums. Dozens of clubs and societies, from archaeological digs to studies of the works of J.R.R. Tolkien.

One of the best universities in the world, consistently ranked in the global top 50. Over 400 years of existence and a huge impact on science: chloroform anaesthesia, the Higgs boson, in vitro fertilization.

An entrepreneurial and interdisciplinary culture. Students from over 150 countries in a multicultural and welcoming environment. A variety of student associations and sports clubs, from debating and theatre to rowing and climbing.

Founded in 1829, KCL has an outstanding reputation in the humanities, law, natural sciences (psychiatry, medicine, dentistry) and social sciences. Significant contributions: the structure of DNA, the development of radio, television, mobile phones and radar.

A focus on practice and close collaborations with recognized experts: students apply all their knowledge in a real-world context. The campuses are strategically located in London, arranged to encourage interaction and personal development.

Located in the vibrant heart of Paris, PSL innovatively combines the exact sciences, the arts and the social sciences. It brings together 11 prestigious schools and institutes, offering a wide range of undergraduate and master's programs.

An interdisciplinary environment where you can combine studies from various fields for a personalized path. Collaborations with leading research laboratories, with many projects leading to start-ups and patents.

One of the largest and most respected higher-education institutions in the UK, known for its contributions to science and technology. Faculties recognized in engineering, business and management, physical sciences and medicine.

Over 800 undergraduate and master's courses, so every student can find their ideal path. Partnerships with renowned industries and organizations. Green campuses with modern facilities: sports centres, concert halls, landscaped gardens.

EPFL is one of the most prestigious technical universities in Switzerland, specializing in the natural sciences, architecture and engineering. Set on the shore of Lake Geneva, it has one of the most beautiful campuses in the world.

The educational experience goes beyond classic learning: students take part in projects and benefit from the guidance of mentors. EPFL supports creative ideas and offers resources for start-ups, funding for research and partnerships with recognized companies.

TU Delft is the oldest and largest technical university in the Netherlands, founded in 1842. A world leader in Aerospace Engineering, architecture, civil engineering and industrial engineering. Programs taught in English at both undergraduate and master's level.

Strong partnerships with international companies (Shell, Philips, Siemens, ESA). A modern campus close to Rotterdam and The Hague. Selectivity varies by program: the elite programs (Aerospace) are highly competitive.