Study in UK
Why Choose
UK
- 1. High quality learning: The UK has a long history of providing world-class education and UK universities generally rank high in international university league tables and attract some of the world’s best academics. British universities are globally known for helping students refine their critical and creative thinking skills and arming them with skills and experiences that will help them succeed in their chosen career. Furthermore, UK universities offer specialised degrees, even at an undergraduate level. This is ideal if you don’t want to wait until postgraduate level before specialising in a field of study.
- 2. Work opportunities : An international student in the UK is typically allowed to work up to 20 hours a week during term time, and full-time outside of term time. This will allow you to gain valuable work experience, meet new people and earn money alongside your studies.
- 3. Experience a unique culture: The UK is a multicultural country which greatly influences the culture. Regardless of where you come from in the world you will feel at home in the UK. The UK has an interesting history, the landscape is beautiful. The nightlife is varied and there is always something to do. No matter where you study in the UK, you will find something to do. Pubs, sports venues, markets, concerts and art galleries are just some of the places you can visit when you are not studying.
- 4. Duration of course: In the UK, you can usually complete an undergraduate degree in 3 years if you study full time. A master’s degree usually takes 1 year.
- 5. Cultural attractions: Experience a rich cultural tapestry. The vibrant and diverse community of students provides an immersive environment to learn about cultures from around the world.
Part Time Work Opportunity
International students are typically allowed to work up to 20 hours a week during term-time and full-time during university breaks.
Part-time work is a great chance to not only bump up your bank account, but gain new skills and meet new people. Depending on the job, you might even bag yourself an employee discount!
Scholarships to study in UK
There are various grants which international students with an excellent academic record can apply for to either partially or fully fund their education.
- Chevening scholarship
- Commonwealth Scholarship
- Great Scholarships
- Vice-Chancellor's and Merit based scholarship
Education System in UK
The education system in UK divided in to four parts:
- Primary education
- Secondary education
- Further education
- Higher education
Qualifications Framework:
A qualification frameworks is a principal national reference point that maintains academic standards in the higher education sect in any country.
Two parallel frameworks run for higher education qualifications of UK degree-awarding bodies:
1. The Framework for Higher Education Qualifications of Degree Awarding Bodies in England, Wales and Northern Ireland (FHEQ)
2. The Framework for Qualifications of Higher Education Institutions in Scotland (FQHEIS)
Popular Programs:
- → Physiotherapy
- → Law
- → Actuarial Science
- → Sports and Business Management
- → Medicine & Surgery
- → Computer Science
- → Engineering
Exam Required:
Each universities has their own different requirements as per the courses and past qualification. After submitting applications and essays, these exams stand as gateways to the world-class education the UK offers:
English Language Test:
- → IELTS
- → TOEFL
- → PTE
- → Duolingo
Top Universities in UK:
- University of Oxford
- University of Cambridge
- Imperial College London
- London School of Economics
- University of Edinburgh
- University of Manchester
- King's College London
- University of Bristol
- University of Warwick
- University of Glasgow
Cost Of Studying In UK
The UK is renowned for its quality of education, but it's essential for international students to understand the costs involved. Tuition fees can vary significantly between institutions and courses. Let's break down the average yearly costs for international students.
| UK DEGREE | AVERAGE FEES |
|---|---|
| Undergratute Bachelor Degree | GBP 10,000 to GBP 20,000 per year |
| Postgraduate | GBP 15,000 TO GBP 20,000 |
| Foundation Courses | GBP 8000 TO GBP 10,000 |
| Doctorate And Phd | GBP 15,000 TO GBP 25,000 |
Student Visa Requirements
→ Tier4GeneralStudentVisa
This visa is issued to students above the age of 16, who have a confirmed seat at an educational institution in the UK. You can apply three months before the start of your course.
→ Short-TermStudyVisa
These visas are issued to students who are pursuing a short-term training or English language course. In all visa categories, we recommend applying at least 3 months in advance from your travel dates and entering the UK at least 30 days before the start of your course, if its duration is longer than 6 months.
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Living Expenses to Study in the UK
| EXPENSES | AVERAGE COST PER MONTH |
|---|---|
| Accommodation And Rent | £1400 |
| Utilities | £100 |
| Internet | £50 |
| Groceries | £250 |
| Food | £200 |
| Public Transport | £50 |
Courses in Demand
Major Intakes in the UK
Colleges and universities in the UK offer two major intakes, but few of the universities also offer summer intakes.
| INTAKES | DURATION |
|---|---|
| Autumn/Fall intake | September to December |
| Spring Intake | January to April |
| Summer Intake | April to June |
Requirements for student visa
Degree courses :
- A Recognised Degree.
- A PROOF OF English proficiency test (IELTS or TOEFL).
- Academic References.
- CV or Resume.
- Bachelor's Degree
- High School Transcripts.
- English Proficiency Test.
- Statement of Purpose .
- Letters of Recommendation.
Master’s Degree:
- Bachelor's degree.
- Transcripts.
- Statement of Purpose.
- Relevant work experience (if required).
Doctorate and PHD :
- Master's degree.
- Research proposal.