StudyinUnitedKingdom
The UK is one of the most preferred countries for students who want quality education. Two of the world's oldest and best universities are here, along with excellent job prospects after your course.
What makes United Kingdom a good choice
- More than 200 higher education institutions across the country.
- Over 2 million international students are studying in the UK.
- Engineering, finance, science, management, law, art and design are the most common subjects.
- The system is flexible, so you can combine subjects from different areas of study.
- Degrees from the UK are recognised around the world.
Good places to study
London, Manchester, Birmingham and Edinburgh all have large student communities.
Universities students ask for
- University of Oxford
- University of Cambridge
- Imperial College London
- University College London
- University of Edinburgh
- University of Manchester
What you need to know
Entry requirements
For undergraduate courses you usually need at least 3 A levels, and a score of 6.0 or above in IELTS, 79 or above in TOEFL, or 58 or above in PTE.
Cost of studying
Tuition fees average around £22,200 for undergraduate courses and £17,109 for postgraduate courses.
Scholarships
The UK government runs several scholarship programmes for international students with strong academic records, with part funding and full funding.
Work while studying
Students can work up to 20 hours a week during term time, and full time during university breaks.
Intakes
Most universities have two main intakes, in September or October and in January or February.
Health cover
Health cover is part of your student visa through the Immigration Health Surcharge.
Popular courses in United Kingdom
Parents ask us these most
Most UK universities have two main intakes each year, in September or October and in January or February.
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