The United Kingdom (UK) is one of the most favourite destinations for higher studies. The education system in the UK is one of the oldest in the world and known as one of the best education systems in the world. Some of world’s top universities such as Oxford, Cambridge are located in the United Kingdom. The UK is comprised of England and Whales, Scotland and Ireland. There are over 150 universities in the UK offering over 500 degree programs at undergraduate (Bachelors) and postgraduate (Masters and PhD) level.
Hundreds of thousands of international students study in the UK each year, giving the UK a consistently high ranking in popularity. With a diverse population and a reputation for prestigious schooling, the UK is a natural location for international students to flock out. And for students worldwide seeking an English- language education, what better place to study than the country that invented the language!!
With an excellent higher-education system and hundreds of world-class universities, the UK promises a rich experience for international student, and includes sections on choosing the UK as a destination, choosing the location within the U K, learning more about the country. Its history and culture , and adapting to life in your adapted country.
Benefits of Studying in the UK
- UK quality of education is considered as the best in the world.
- Internationally recognised universities and degrees.
- Choose from over 50000 courses across 25 disciplines.
- Short duration of courses (3 years for bachelors and 1 year for master programs)
- High-quality postgraduate study programs.
- Post study work visa of 2 years
- Opportunity to work while you study in UK
- Experience a great student life style
- Strong transport system
- Live in a multicultural society, with a rich diversity of cultures, languages and faith
- Highly specialised courses.
- A variety of Scholarships and grants are available and payment is in easy terms
- Study with or without IELTS. Other language proficiency tests and options also accepted
- Easy and quick visa process and less chances of visa rejection
- No language barrier. English and the official language so you do not have to learn a new language like in other European countries
LIVING EXPENSES
The student will need to know what type of expenses they will need to plan for when studying in the UK. Living expenses include accommodation, laundry, food, internet, telephone and commute.
STUDENT ACCOMMODATION
There are many options available in UK, and each of these will vary in cost. Most of the universities offer on-campus accommodation, which may be a little expensive. However, that comes with a lot of benefits as the students have access to libraries, common halls, entertainment arena and they can interact with their fellow students for academic as well as leisure activities.
TELEPHONE (MOBILE)
5 pounds per week prepaid if you make lot of calls is much generally cheaper to control costs.
DSL/internet
Most companies charge a base of 5 pound per week for standard DSL in UK.
BILLS
If you live in a house or apartment you will need to calculate water, heating and electricity into your budget this can be 10 pounds per week .
TRAVEL
If you live away from university you will need to include travel expenses in your budget. This can be anything from 10 pound per week more if you live in London.
STUDY MATERIAL
Books notepads paper printer cartridges are all things you will need and you should budget about 7 pounds per week.
FUN
It’s not all study when you come to the UK, there will be time for some fun so you need to think about the cost of this. A cinema ticket in the UK costs around 8 pounds. Similarly, there are a lot of museums, theatres, parks, gymnasia and excursion places you can visit during the weekends.
AFTER GRADUATION
Once you have graduated ,what do you do? International graduates from the UK have a variety of options from looking for work ,for some students with the studying ‘’bug’’ ,You may want to further your education and this is typically done at a graduate school to study for your MBA Ph.D.or another post graduate course.
Study at top universities in the uk
university of hertfodshire
Quick response, variety of programs, home to a large number of international students, just 40 minutes drive from London
university of
Chester
Low cost programs, quick decision and internal test for english language proficiency if IELTS is not available.
university of northampton
A variety of programs, low cost and ideal location, equally accessible from Manchester, Birmingham and London
university of bedfordshire
Dual degree programs at low cost. Situated near London. internal test for english language proficiency if IELTS is not available.
Choose the perfect place to study
Choosing a course, university and country for higher studies is a daunting task. We encourage our students to look at every aspect carefully, deliberate, discuss and make a well informed decision.
Frequently asked questions
We apply on behalf of the students as we are designated student recruitment firm and have access to specialzed application portals of the universities across the globe. you just have to provide us the copies of your academic documents, passport and a detailed CV.
- Copies of academic documents
- Copy of passport
- Detailed CV
- Copy of IELTS result (if available) or Medium of Instructions (MOI) letter
- 2 x academic references (from your school/college/university teachers or management)
- Experience letters (if there’s a gap in your studies)
- Statement of Purpose (SOP)
Most of the students have a mindset that they can get fully funded scholarships. Yes, there are a few scholarships available with every university, but they are very much competitive. Students from all across the globe are applying for those scholarships. The profile of students has to be extraordinarily high. Don’t go on the mouth-say, be practical.
Normally there are two academic sessions at most of the universities, i.e., September and January. However, sessions in Australia begin in July and February. There are some universities in the world that have multiple intakes in a year, so, they start additional sessions in March, April, May and November as well.
Admissions in foreign universities are normally done on the rolling basis, i.e., students can apply at any time during the year (with a few exceptions like Sweden and Hungary). The university admission offices first assess the application and documents. If they are satisfied, they issue a conditional offer letter. After the students fulfill all admission requirements, the universities issue an unconditional offer letter as well as the visa support letter (CAS in UK, i20 in USA and COE in Australia). Students can then apply for the visa and travel to their study destinations.
Admissions in foreign universities are normally done on the rolling basis, i.e., students can apply at any time during the year (with a few exceptions like Sweden and Hungary). The university admission offices first assess the application and documents. If they are satisfied, they issue a conditional offer letter. After the students fulfill all admission requirements, the universities issue an unconditional offer letter as well as the visa support letter (CAS in UK, i20 in USA and COE in Australia). Students can then apply for the visa and travel to their study destinations.
You can apply even if your result is not out yet. If you do not apply before hand and keep waiting for the result, it might jeopardize your chances of getting accepted and/or getting a visa as each step of the process takes time. Application process start early and those applying early can also avail some scholarship or early bird discount.
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