#5 Hong Kong
Considered as the world’s leading financial centers and most densely populated, Hong Kong has long been regarded as best cities in the world for students with HKUST, HKU and the Chinese University of Hong Kong making its way on top.
Having climbed two places in the 2015 edition of the QS Best Student Cities index, Hong Kong is now Asia’s leading city with Tokyo following in 7th place. Hong Kong scores high for its relatively diverse student community, high rating from graduate employers, and a strong overall score in the desirability category.
#4 Sydney
Though its slips behind Melbourne, Sydney retains its position at 4th with five of its universities featuring within the QS World University Rankings 2014/15.    
Although overtaken by Melbourne as Australia’s leading student city this year, Sydney scores remarkably well for its student mix that include student diversity, social inclusion and tolerance along with desirability and employer activity. Sydney currently has five universities included in the QS World University Rankings, led by the University of Sydney at 37th and the University of New South Wales at 48th.
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