Quiz: Which Asian city should you study in?

Your ideal study abroad destination in Asia is Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. As a Muslim-friendly, multicultural city, there is plenty to do and see as a student in KL. There are also some great universities here such as University of Malaya, which has climbed higher in world rankings every year, and University of Nottingham. The cost of living is low, as well as the cost of tuition when compared to other Asian cities. It's also a tropical country, meaning warm and humid weather all year round. If you love food, you will love KL as the cuisine is truly diverse.

The capital city of China is bustling and hectic, but it's an exciting place to be. With China boasting the world's second-largest economy, there are plenty of work opportunities after graduation, too. The cost of living isn't outrageous, and some of the world's best universities, such as Tsinghua University, are located here. It's a very bike-friendly city and is also safe for pedestrians. If you want to learn Mandarin, Beijing is ideal as you can easily practice with the friendly locals.

Seoul, South Korea is a wonderful place for students with its combination of cultural heritage and new technological innovations. Academics are very strong and competitive here, and there are a number of highly-ranked universities in Seoul. People are friendly and welcoming to foreigners, and it's a clean and safe city, though it can be pretty expensive. You also get to enjoy four seasons here, and enjoy a variety of different landscapes while studying overseas.

Despite the rather unstable current political climate in Hong Kong, it's a great study abroad destination. The city is truly multicultural and many of the locals speak English, so you won't feel too lost if you're a native English speaker. It's one of the best student cities in the world, and the proximity to China means you can get internships or find work there as well. Academics are excellent and you will find many reputable universities in Hong Kong. Although there are four seasons, the weather is not too extreme - although it does rain quite a lot!