Education & Living Costs

International undergraduate fees range from £11,400 to £38,000. Postgraduate fees generally fall between £9,000 and £30,000, with many Master’s programs lasting only one year.

• London Living Expenses: around £1300–£1400 per month.
• Other UK Areas: typically £900–£1300 per month.

Selecting Your Program

Focus on your career goals, university reputation, and post-graduation job prospects. Choose programs with strong academic content and practical placements.

Popular Fields of Study:

• Business Analytics, Data Science, and Management (MBA)
• Engineering, Medicine, Law, and Architecture/Construction

Admission Requirements

International students must demonstrate English language proficiency to be eligible for university admission. Accepted tests include:

• IELTS
• PTE
• TOEFL

Intakes & Funding

The UK offers three main intakes for new students:

• Autumn (Sep/Oct): The most popular intake.
• Winter (Jan/Feb): A smaller flexible option.
• Summer (May): Offered by select institutions.

Scholarships typically cover 10–50% of tuition based on academic merit. External funding is available through Chevening and Commonwealth programs.

The Student Visa Route

If you’re 16 or older and studying for more than six months, you’ll need the Student Route visa. Core requirements include:

• An unconditional offer and CAS reference number.
• Proof of sufficient funds for living and tuition fees.
• English language proficiency proof.

Student Life & Culture

Student life in the UK is vibrant and multicultural, offering a great balance between academics and social life. You can explore the country’s history, culture, and beautiful landscapes.