The phrase "cosmopolitan students" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use the phrase in a sentence such as, "The college attracts cosmopolitan students from across the globe."
Richard Covington Forget stiffs in suits, dreary European councils and twee Christmas markets, Strasbourg is a lively, cosmopolitan student town.
With its handsome medieval centre, gabled merchants' houses, café-lined canals and cosmopolitan student population, Utrecht offers a laid-back and compact alternative to Amsterdam.
Today it's a funky neighborhood of cafes and clubs serving the cosmopolitan student body of the University of Cape Town, a center for other nations' study-abroad programs.
Timişoara's western location means it has sizeable Serbian, Hungarian and German minorities, as well as a cosmopolitan student mix, and the city has the kind of feisty nightlife options natural to a young, multicultural population.
She also wants to maintain and build on the university's strong global brand, which attracts a very cosmopolitan student body - something she sees as a "huge achievement given our location".
ptarmigan11 Less than 30 miles from Stuttgart lies the town of Tübingen, a university city that combines a stunning medieval backdrop of colourful buildings with the atmosphere of a cosmopolitan student hangout.
In an interview with British Cosmopolitan's student magazine, Cosmo On Campus, Hudgens revealed her desire to go back to school: "I got into acting young and I wasn't as fascinated with learning as I am now.
Although Chicago was the centre of his universe, he was in the best sense cosmopolitan: he taught students from 19 nations for the Soros Foundations/Open Society Institute for three summers in Prague and Budapest in the early 1990s.
Finally we argue for the importance of electives that develop cosmopolitan values for students of technical programmes in Higher Education and the need to consider the implications of their cessation as a consequence of the Bologna Process.
