- More than 50,000 bachelor and post graduate education programmes are offered by more than 395 universities and colleges throughout the United Kingdom.
- More than 50,000 bachelor and post graduate education programmes are offered by more than 395 universities and colleges throughout the United Kingdom.
- UCAS is the application system for higher education in the United Kingdom. However, most Universities uses agents like IRCL for admissions directly to them.
- Application for various courses as well as to multiple universities has varied deadlines – contact us or read up the important deadlines for the courses you’re keen in.
- Tuition rates vary based on the university or institution you attend and the course you enrol in. You could be eligible for financial aid or a scholarship to help pay for your education. Check out our scholarship page to see current sponsorships that may apply to you. EU students, on the other hand, can find out more from the institution on possible fees to pay due to Brexit.
- Depending on location of University in UK, you’ll need a different amount of money to meet living expenses. The cost of living in London and other big cities is higher.
- Many overseas students require a visa to study in the United Kingdom, and there are work permit limitations as well as English language requirements.
- Different Schools have various English language requirements for their programmes. If English isn’t your first language, most course providers will need you to demonstrate English competence or take an authorised English language exam.
- The majority of first-year students live in university halls of residence (university housing), however there are a variety of additional choices available.
- The UK now has a Graduate visa that gives you permission to stay in the UK for at least 2 years after successfully completing a course in the UK. You must be in the UK when you apply and meet the graduation criteria.