LSE international students on why they love studying in London

Times Higher Education's student editor, Seeta Bhardwa, speaks to international students at the London School of Economics and Political Science. The university is the highest ranked UK institution on a table showing which universities have the highest proportion of international students.

[@londonbridge4117]

Dubai is a country apparently ...

[@pigeonlove]

It sounds like they are saying what they think people want to hear - almost all universities on the planet have a large international student intake...

[@accesseverything3253]

Fair point, 70%+ intake is not the norm though

[@matewhatthefuck6516]

Yes, but not every school is quite like LSE. LSE's student body is composed of 70% international students, don't forget the very international atmosphere of London itself.

[@pigeonlove]

@@matewhatthefuck6516 Relatively rich South Koreans traditionally came to Bournemouth to learn English. A few years after the sluice gates opened, they started complaining about going to England to learn English and only ever seeing foreigners.

[@dave9102]

And it's all for money rather than intellect.

[@norik38]

Whatt a shame !the sound its very bad

[@dave9102]

Did the guy from Belgium say, because he's from abroad, he looks at problems differently? It's amazing how many people think this is true whilst operating in intellectual decline.
He thinks the same as everyone else because he reads the same books and due to the interconnectedness of the Weastern world.
His teachers told him to say this.

[@aksingh2754]

Many thanks to Seeta for sharing this very informative video on studying abroad in UK !!