Study in UK
The UK is steeped deep in history and a rich legacy of universities of high repute such as Oxford and Cambridge. The UK boasts 18 universities within the worlds top 100 and for this reason, attracts thousands of students each year from across the globe.
Why Study In UK?
Education in the UK leads the way in science, engineering, art, design, finance, management and law, with the capital city of London being featured s one of the top ten livable cities in the world for international students. Its science department has a legacy and is well sought-after, being a destination for some of the worlds top thinkers.
International Student
The UK education system is recognized globally and is well regarded. The UK boasts 160 educational institutions for international students to study at, with many scholarships, internships, work-placements, volunteer and financial aid available depending on the University and programs with which they enrol.
BENEFITS OF STUDYING IN THE UK
With such a well-regarded reputation, studying in the UK is a top choice for international students.Â
     There are many benefits of studying in the UK, including:
- Globally recognised degrees.
- Specialised modules tailored to your interests.
- High Ranked universities.
- An array of specialisations.
- More than 50,000 courses to choose from.
- Short and intensive courses.
- Easy Admission and Visa process.
- A large number of scholarships and bursaries.
- The option of one-year Master with one-year work placement.
Study options
UK degree gives you more than just an outstanding academic qualification. It can also provide you with valuable work placements, and all as part of your studies.
These placements, internships and volunteering positions are designed for you to build new skills, make new contacts and apply your learning in a real-world, professional environment. And as UK universities have such strong links with every type of industry (from engineering to fashion to science and more) you’re sure to find a placement that’s right for you.
It’s another reason why UK graduates are among the most employable in the entire world, and why they’re earning more and progressing further than their peers educated elsewhere. And it’s why a UK degree can help you to really stand out in an increasingly competitive jobs market.
And don’t forget that you can now apply to stay in the UK for two years after your studies finish, through the new Graduate Route . This means you’ll be able to take the next step in your career, right here in the UK
WORK AUTHORIZATION FOR STUDENTS:
Student Applicant:
- Students must be over 18 years of age
- International students who study a full-time undergraduate or postgraduate degree course at a recognised university are allowed to work part-time during term for up to 20 hours a week and full-time during the holidays.
- Each higher education institution has clearly defined semesters throughout the academic year, including specific breaks for holidays. During these breaks, you can work full-time at your job if you wish.
Spouse:
Dependent Visa holders can work freely in the UK however they are not allowed to work as a doctor in training. If your dependent spouse is highly skilled and secures sponsorship with a Tier 2 licensed employer on his or her own account please note that they will not be able to ‘switch’ in country to a Tier 2 General Visa.
Documents required for Student route visa
- A current passport or other valid travel documentation
- Evidence of funds to provide your living expenses for the duration of your course
- Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) reference number and documents used to obtain CAS
- Passport-sized colour photograph
- Tuberculosis screening (if required)
- Assessment documentation
- Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS) clearance certificate (if required)
UPCOMING INTAKES IN THE UK
- The academic year in the UK runs from September to July. Universities and Colleges in the UK have 3 intakes and some of them may also refer to 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.
- The academic year in the UK runs from September to July. Universities and Colleges in the UK have 3 intakes and some of them may also refer to intake as a term. The 3 intakes available in the UK are:
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