United Kingdom

UK university degrees are recognized by  universities, employers and government bodies worldwide.

Students pursuing a one year masters program in UK are permitted a 2 year stay back on a post study work permit.This gives students a chance to explore work options and eventually settle down in UK.

The UK education system offers students a choice of innumerable courses across multiple streams.

Good research facilities and good quality of education ensure that students gain practical learning as well as theoretical knowledge and  encourage debate and generation new ideas.

Undergraduate and postgraduate courses offered in UK are generally much shorter in comparison to other countries thus keeping the tuition fees and living costs more affordable.

Many UK courses offer work placements as well as part time job opportunities as part of these programme thus making students more job ready. 

As a non-native speaker, you have an opportunity to improve your language skills while working and studying in UK.

Studying in UK is an opportunity to experience a multicultural environment

The UK traditionally offers 3-year undergraduate degrees and 1-year master’s programme. The programs may be in myriad fields like,Engineering, Science, Math and Technology, Business & Management, Health & Medicine, Architecture, Law and Legal Studies, Language and Literature, Arts & Social Sciences, Education, Nursing, Fine Arts and Fashion Studies, Journalism & Communication, Sports and Physical Sciences, Divinity/Community, Languages program and many more.Non-native speaker who needs to improve their English or meet conditional offer agreements, can enrol for foundation courses and English language schools will help to achieve your target. 

After selecting the programme of study and University students must check eligibility criteria, entry date, application deadlines and English language requirements. Most UK universities have a main intake in September each year, apart from this there are fewer January intakes available in some universities. The application deadline for the September intake is usually June so all application documents need to be submitted by June. Most courses have their own language requirements, so a student may have to show evidence of English language proficiency. The preferred English language test is IELTS and course related detailed information is available on the university website.