WHY UK?

Three of the top 10 universities in the world are from the UK, which is well known for having internationally renowned academic institutions. A degree earned from a reputable UK institution is highly valued and is recognised by businesses all around the world.

Diverse range of courses; International students can choose from a wide range of programmes and courses at UK universities. For their undergraduate, postgraduate, and research programmes, the students have a choice of 150,000 courses at numerous educational institutions in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.

Post Study Work Permit; After completing their academic programme, overseas students can begin working in the UK for two years. International students need to change from a Tier 4 Visa to a Tier 2 General Visa after completing their study.

Scholarships and Financial Assistance; To finance their studies and living expenses, international students can apply for financial help in the form of scholarships, grants, bursaries, fellowships, etc. Merit-based scholarships are available for undergraduate and graduate study at the majority of UK universities.

Part-time work opportunities; International students are allowed to work 20 hours a week in addition to their studies, and they are also allowed to work full time on breaks. They are able to manage their daily living expenditures thanks to this. A dependant may work full-time in the UK if they are accompanying a student enrolled in a master’s degree.

COST OF STUDYING IN UK

Undergraduate programmes in the UK typically cost between 8,000- AND 16,000-POUNDS PER year, and graduate programmes cost between 9,000 and 25,000 pounds. With the readily accessible foreign scholarships and financial help offered by the colleges, the overall cost is considerably reduced.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS TO STUDY IN UK

Here are the essential documents the student should possess while applying for a visa to study in the UK.