Study in UK

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Why Study In The UK ?

The United Kingdom (UK) and its universities have an undisputed reputation for academic excellence and quality.The UK is an ideal destination for many decades, for over a million international students from all over the world.

  • Affordable education
  • Internationally recognized courses and qualifications
  • Innovative and abundant research opportunities
  • Healthy and safe communities
  • Scholarships and financial support
  • Multicultural nation
  • The best possible place to study and learn English
  • Choose from over 50,000 courses in more than 25 subject areas
  • Shorter courses which indicate reduction in tuition fees and accommodation costs
  • Possible to work while you study

Cost Of Studying In The UK:

The fees for study in UK depend on the type of program you choose and the university you decide to study at as well as where in the UK do you plan to study. Studying in the United Kingdom is a good return on investment, the average costs in the UK are comparatively lower than in Australia or the United States. UK graduates are among the most employable in the world. With an overall score of 96.7, University of Oxford is at #7 among the Top 10 universities in the QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2022.

International students can expect to pay somewhere between £10,000 and £26,000 annually. Another £800 – £1,300 a month will be required by the international student monthly for covering accommodation and other living costs. Typically, a study in UK undergraduate degree course will last for 3 years. Medical degrees at UK Universities might cost more.

Many of the UK Master’s degrees might be completed in 1 year, thereby amounting to lower living costs and subsequent faster entry into employment. Do check the cost of course fees with the UK college or university you are applying to. Generally, the information will be mentioned on their official website.

UPCOMING INTAKES IN THE UK

The academic year in the UK runs from September to July. Generally, UK Universities and Colleges have 3 intakes. Some of them might also refer to an intake as a term.

The 3 intakes available in the UK are:

Intake 1: Term 1 – It commences in September/October and is the major intake

Intake 2: Term 2 – It commences in January/February intake is also available

Intake 3: Term 3 – It commences in May/June and is available for selected Courses.

UK Student Visa Requirements:

  • A valid passport or any other documentation for travel
  • Proof of funds to cater to your living costs during your course
  • Funds need to be maintained for 28 days (tuition fees + living cost)
  • CAS reference number – Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies
  • Documents used for obtaining the CAS
  • Color photographs of passport size
  • If needed, screening for Tuberculosis
  • Your University will make you aware of additional requirements if any prior to your application

Post study work options

  • International students in the UK on a valid Tier 4 visa are allowed to stay in the country after finishing their education if they have a job offer worth at least GBP 20,800 per year.
  • To stay in the UK, such students can move from a Tier 4 Visa to a Tier 2 General Visa with a five-year validity period.
  • Students’ post-study work experience will assist them apply for permanent residence in the United Kingdom.

AFTER YOU GRADUATE:

  • Graduated international students in the UK on a valid student visa are permitted to stay in the UK if they hold a job offer with an annual salary of at least GBP 20,800
  • The students are needed to switch to a Tier 2 General Visa after study in UK which lasts up to five years in order to stay in the UK upon completing their studies
  • The work experience students gain while working may help them in qualifying for permanent residence, provided their annual income must be at least GBP 35,000.