There's a Colombian: the 4 Latin American cities where everyone wants to study

The QS Quacquarelli Symonds ranking (QS World University Rankings) is one of the most recognized and respected international rankings evaluating universities and university cities around the world. Used by students, academics, and governments, this measurement has helped determine which Latin American cities everyone wants to study at, and there's one in Colombia.

This international ranking evaluates the best cities in the world for university students, based on criteria such as:

1. The academic environment 2. Job opportunities 3. Student diversity 4. Quality of life

5. Economic accessibility.

In Latin America, this ranking has identified the most attractive cities for students. Among them, Bogotá is one of the region's most prominent cities, ranking 110th worldwide and the fifth best city for students in Latin America.

Among the positive aspects, the indicators highlighted the desirability and presence of universities, reflecting the international recognition their institutions are achieving. At the same time, affordability positions Bogotá as an affordable option compared to other global cities, an aspect valued by both domestic and international students.

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Above Bogotá in Latin America are cities like Buenos Aires, Santiago de Chile, and Mexico City, which lead the regional ranking for their diversity, affordability, and academic prestige. In relation to the 100 best cities in the world, they were positioned as follows:

1. Buenos Aires (ranked 32nd)

2. Santiago de Chile (position 50) 3. Mexico City (position 73) 4. Bogotá (position 99) This achievement confirms Bogotá's progress as a regional academic center, capable of competing with cities with a long educational and university tradition in the international context.

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How did the Top 10 end up?

These cities stand out for their continued investment in education, strong university reputation, innovation ecosystems, global connectivity, student-focused safety and services, and policies aligned with student well-being. 1. Seoul (South Korea)

2. Tokyo (Japan)

3. London (United Kingdom)

4. Munich (Germany)

5. Melbourne (Australia)

6. Sydney (Australia)

7. Berlin (Germany)

8. Paris (France)

9. Zurich (Switzerland)

10. Vienna (Austria)