Study in UK

Overview

The UK has a long and established reputation in academia. It is home to some of the most prestigious institutions in the world, which are making advances every day. UK’s academic history took its start from The University of Oxford and Cambridge University, one of the oldest universities established. With figures such as Sir Isaac Newton attending Cambridge University to go on to make significant contributions to physics and mathematics.

After World War II, there was also an expansion of colleges with many “new universities” and colleges founded in quite fast order. The academic institutions of the UK as we know them today reflect this global history, with many top-ranked universities continuing to attract students from around the world and making research contributions on a worldwide level in science, but also other areas.

Comprised of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, The UK has a population of approximately 67 million. Its economy is the sixth largest globally due to industries such as finance, technology, manufacturing services, and others. London is one of the leading financial hubs of the world and other cities such as Manchester and Edinburgh are increasingly involved in technology, tourism, and education.

29 Million
Population

758,855
Inter. Students

165
Universities

$3.495 Trillion
GDP

Why Study in UK?

UK quality of education is considered as the best in the world.
Internationally recognized 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

Top Universities in UK

University of Oxford

University of Cambridge

Imperial College London

University College London (UCL)

University of Edinburgh

King’s College London

London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)

University of Manchester

University of Bristol

University of Glasgow

University of Birmingham

University of Sheffield

University of Warwick

University of Southampton

University of Leeds

University of Nottingham

Queen Mary University of London

University of York

Newcastle University

University of Liverpool

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Job Opportunities in UK

Work Alongside Studies:

International students in the UK, including those at Nottingham Trent University, can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during vacations on a student visa. This allows students to gain valuable work experience while studying, helping with living expenses and enhancing their resumes.

UK Post-Study Work Visa:

After completing their studies, international graduates can apply for the Graduate Route, which allows them to stay in the UK for two years (three years for doctoral graduates) to work or look for work. This visa is open to students who have completed an eligible course at a UK higher education provider.

Permanent Residency in the UK:

International students can apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), which is the equivalent of permanent residency, after living and working in the UK for a specified period (typically five years on a work visa). To be eligible, applicants must meet certain requirements, including English language proficiency and a minimum income threshold.

Popular Programs in UK

Engineering

Medicine

Business management

Psychology

Education

Law

Architecture

Accounting

Data science

Linguistics

Computer Sciences

Business analytics

MBA

Biological sciences

Mass Communication

UK Application Documents

Passport
Resume
Academic documents
Personal statement
Letters of recommendation
Experience letters

Intakes

UK offers admissions in three intakes throughout the year:

September Intake
January Intake
May Intake

Costs

With maximum flexibility UK universities’ fee structure for international students ranges from about 11,000 pounds to 35,000 pounds.

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.

Expense Category	Cost per Week (in Pounds)	Notes
Mobile (Prepaid)	£5	Prepaid plan, suitable for users making a lot of calls
Internet (DSL)	£5	Standard DSL internet services in the UK
Bills (Utilities)	£10	Includes water, heating, and electricity
Travel	£10+	Depends on the location, higher costs in cities like London
Study Materials	£7	Books, notepads, paper, and printer cartridges

Summary: Total weekly expense (excluding rent): £37+

Visa process

Submit Documents
Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS)
Prepare Visa Application
Healthcare Surcharge
Biometric Information

Visa Documents

Copy of a valid passport
GMAT/GRE scores for PG programs
Letter of Recommendations (LORs)
A CV (if applicable)
Academic Transcripts

Scholarship Opportunities

UK provides numerous scholarships for international students. From tuition fee waivers to stipends, these scholarships may cover many of your expenses. Some scholarships are mentioned below:

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What our students say about us

Hussain Shah

University of Chester
UK “I had a wonderful experience with sir Aqeel Shehzad and team from career o’clock. They provided excellent guidance and support throughout my journey of studying in UK. Their expertise and professionalism made the entire process smooth and hassle-free. I highly recommend their services to anyone seeking assistance with studying abroad.”

Azeem Usman

University of Debrecen
Hungary“Shoutout to the Career O’Clock Team! They were absolutely brilliant and really helped find the perfect university for me – University of Debrecen. Highly recommended their support to anyone looking for the right educational path.”

Muhammad Talha

Roehampton University
UK“Career O’Clock is a trusted partner for students seeking their educational opportunities abroad. They have an impressive track record, with a 100% success rate for admission and visa application in the UK. Very learned and professional team especially Hamza Bhai.”

Raheem Zia

Swansea University
UK“Great Team and always help you to complete your dreams to study in UK and all over the world.
I got my UK student visa with the help of this team (Sir Hamza).”

Saif Sajjad Shah

Keele University
UK“I have had a great experience with Career O clock as I was having trouble with my previous consultant, but with their support I was offered a place at Keele university and thanks to them I have got my visa and a handsome amount of scholarship as well.
Would recommend them to anyone who wants to study abroad and be rest assured they’re in safe hands.”

Faran Khan

University of Hertfordshire
UK“I had a wonderful experience with Career O’clock! A big thank you to Aqeel Sir for his incredible support throughout the process. He patiently helped me understand each stage of the student visa process. His professionalism, paired with his approachable and easy-to-communicate style, made all the difference. With their expertise and guidance, the entire journey was smooth and stress-free. I highly recommend Career O’clock!…”