Steps to fulfill your dream to study abroad
Universities In The UK
University of Northampton
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We are one of the youngest universities in the UK but we are already l...
University of Leicester
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The University was founded as Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Un...
Portsmouth University
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We’re always discovering. We don’t fit the mould, we break it. Just as...
Hertfordshire University
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University of Hertfordshire the university is based largely in Hertfor...
Brunel University
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In 2016, Brunel celebrated 50 years as a university. However, our his...
Birmingham City University
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With over 26,900 students from around 100 countries, we’re a large and...
Middlesex University London
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We're Middlesex University. Our personalized approach to learning and ...
Hult International Business Sc...
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You’ll study business in the center of London – a city with more headq...
The UK has a world-renowned education system and are leaders in many subjects including engineering, science, business and management, and many more. Some of the world’s top ranked universities such as Cambridge, Oxford, and the London School of Economics etc. are in the UK. Due to its reputation of proving quality education and good ranked universities, every year Approx. 6,00,000 international students visit the UK for a variety of programmes.
Great Britain is hometo some world-famous colleges and universities, and other high-quality education institutions which are revered worldwide. One of the world’s ultimate destinations, the United Kingdom has so much to offer. With a rich cultural history and a stable economy, the UK is increasingly becoming a coveted country for people wanting to resettle abroad. It remains a land of physical beauty coupled with some of the world’s best living and working conditions.
Why Study in the UK?
Britishinstitutes invariably rank among the finest worldwide, and a degree from one of these is globally appreciated and accepted.
Working in the UK
- International students are entitled to work part time up to 20 hours per week (For EU Students there is no limit) during their studies, and can work full time during scheduled breaks.
- The British Government allowsinternational students to apply fortwo years’ worth of a work permit on completion of a two years’Undergraduate course or any Master’s degree programme(duration of which is usually for one year).
- Most Masters’ degrees in the UK are completed over one year which makes the UK one of the most sought after destinations because of the cost factor.
- Theone year Master’s degree means the student can be back to full time work after one year and the tuition fee paid is also for one year, compared to the same degree which is of two years’ duration in other countries such as the USA, Canada, Australia or New Zealand.
- The teaching and education methods used in the UK instigate creativity, develop confidence, and encourage other personal skills.
- The UK institutions are homes of many of the world’s leading professors. Students get the opportunity to be taught by some of the best minds in academia.
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Required Documents
- UCAS Application
- Certified copies of all marksheets and certificates
- IELTS or TOEFL (applicable for specific countries; please ask our counsellor for more information )
- Statement of Purpose
- Letter of Recommendations
- Application Intakes & Duration
- Fund Proof
Application Process
- Step 1Â Choose the programme
- Step 2Â Select the university
- Step 3Â Check entry requirements with the university/college
- Step 4Â Complete application online
- Step 5Â Get a reference
- Step 6Â Submit the application
- Step 7Â Receive offers and check if an English language test is required, and choose final options
- Step 8Â See if the conditions are met and the application is accepted
- Step 9Â Arrange finances
- Step 10Â Apply for a student visa
Expenses & Scholarships
Tuition Fees
Depending on the programme and university, the average tuition fee for an undergraduate programme is around £12,000 to £20,000 per year.
Living Expenses
Estimated living expenses is around £9,000 to £15,000 per year
Scholarships
Universities offer a range of funding opportunities for international students. Funding information is generally available on the institutions’ Scholarships and Funding pages.
You can also contact the department in which you will be studying to find out if there is any availability of scholarships there.
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