United Kingdom
Overview
Choosing to study in the UK is a smart move, with its top-ranked universities offering diverse courses. It’s a sought-after destination globally, providing opportunities for collaboration and learning from leading academicians. Scholarships and part-time work options are available, and expert guidance can lead to a rewarding career in the UK.
Quick Facts
Capital – London
Population: 63.23 million
GDP: $2.435 trillion
Number of universities: 109
Foreign Student Enrolment 2018/2019: 485,646
Currency: Pound Sterling (GBP)
Official Languages: English
Ranked no.1 for Education Quality
One of the highest standards of living in the world
Free health insurance for students
Easy visa rules for international students
Industry based training and research
No permission required from the job centre for International students
International education hub for more than 100 years
- Colleges
- Universities
- Institutions of higher education.
Degree Courses: Offered in various disciplines.
Vocational Training: Focus on practical skills and applications.
Diplomas: Typically 1-2 years in duration.
Postgraduate Courses: Advanced studies beyond a bachelor’s degree.
Sandwich Courses: 4-year programs with a year of industry placement.
First Degree Courses: Typically 3-4 years in duration.
Diplomas and Vocational Courses: 1-2 years, conferred by Vocational and Technical Education Councils.
Masters Programs: 1-2 years in duration.
Postgraduate Study: Either independent research under supervision or a taught course.
- IELTS, TOEFL, PTE scores or any equivalent as a proof of English Proficiency
- Diploma programs: Overall band score of 5.0
- Bachelor’s Degree: Overall band score of 6.0
- Masters Programs: Overall band score of 6.0 – 6.5
Tuition Cost:
Approximately 10,000 GBP per year. (Note: Fees provided are for informational purposes and may vary among universities.)
Cost of Living:
- Inner London: 11,385 GBP for 9 months.
- Outer London: 9,135 GBP for 9 months.
Post-Study Work Visa (PSW):
- Duration: 2 years under the Graduate Immigration Route (GIR).
Transition to Skilled Work Visa:
- After the 2 years, eligible for a skilled work visa if a job aligns with the domain’s skill requirements.
Access to UK Labour Market:
- Indian students benefit from the post-study visa arrangement, gaining entry to the UK labour market.
Point-Based Immigration System:
- STEM graduates and professionals, under the point-based system, have work rights.
- Potential pathway to secure Permanent Residency (PR) status in the UK (*Conditions Apply).
Main intakes during:
- January
- September
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