Close your eyes and imagine your dream job. Are you managing a fashion line? A sports team? A restaurant? The resources and people of a corporation or non-profit organization? The ideal location for a management degree will vary based on that vision, so it’s important to do your research with your own dream in mind. Visualize, plan ahead, and make it happen.

England, especially London, is an international business leader, known for its prowess in economics and finances (as well as a good cup o’ tea). This foggy city will set you up for a bright future in business and resources, and the Eurorail stations will connect you with travel, adventure, and networking opportunities throughout Europe. France and Italy can also be beneficial in economics and finances and can add twists of art, fashion, and cuisines to the mix. You might also encounter a greater chance for language learning! Can you say je suis prêt (I’m ready) and andiamo (let’s go)!?

Almost every international business will connect with Asia, making China, Singapore, and other eastern countries a great place to look at degrees in management. Supply chain management and international relations will take the forefront at many universities, setting you up to be a leader in the global marketplace. Exciting night markets, towering skyscrapers, and unique foods will provide both entertainment and inspiration as you work towards innovation. Applying knowledge from your home country and comparing it to these countries could potentially lead to newfound ideas and inspiration for management.

Near the bottom of the world, but far from the bottom of the best, Australia and New Zealand have a lot to offer. In addition to the standard economics and finances, agricultural industries have a strong niche in the land down under. It’s also a wonderful area for thrill seekers: surfing, camping, skydiving, caving, and more will provide a heart-pumping contrast to lectures and study sessions.