United Kingdom - Universal Migration

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Why study in the UK?

The UK is a welcoming country for immigrants. People are kind. This makes it a popular destination for overseas education.

World-class education: Universities in the UK are competitive, globally-recognized and helping to lead the world in research and education, obtaining a degree here with no doubt will offer a competitive edge wherever your next step is.
Uncomplicated admission requirements:Universities in the UK have eased up as they now provide admissions without GRE/GMAT/IELTS and an aggregate of 50% marks are accepted.
Financial support: We assist in providing various internships for UG and PG programs. The UK also offers many generous scholarships and bursaries to international students. Students have plenty of part-time job opportunities as well while pursuing their studies.

The UK also offers the chances to get a degree in a short amount of time, that requires a Master’s degree of only one year. Postgraduate students will also be eligible to apply for a family visa.

Part-time & Post-study Work visa

As of January 2021, a new points-based immigration system has been introduced, making it much easier to stay, live and work once you graduate based on your field of study. Ask us for more info about the new changes.

Work while you study:Students are able to experience the UK employment system and support themselves through part-time jobs (20hrs) during their studies and full-time (40hrs) during vacation.
Easily stay after graduating:International students are able to stay in the UK to find employment for 2 years after their PhD students are now allowed 3 years.
Obtaining Permanent Residency:Permanent Residency is available to students through securing an Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) Visa, usually available after 5 years of working in their field after completing graduation.

How To Apply?

Transcripts & degrees certificates

English proficiency score card

Copy of valid
passport

Statement of personal statement

CV and any work experience

References

INTAKES & ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
COST OF STUDY
UNIVERSITIES & COURSES

UK Intakes

There are three major intakes for institutions in the UK:

Term 1: September (which lasts until December)
Term 2: January (until April)
Term 3: April (until June)

Tuition and cost of living will vary in the UK depending on what city you are in and course of study.

Typical price range for UK institutions:

Undergrad: £10,000-£20,000

Post-Grad/Master’s: £10,000-£20,000

Doctoral: £15,000-£24,000

Accommodation (average):

On-campus housing: £4,000-£5,000 annually

Apartment share: £150-£600/monthly

Rights to work & financial aid

International students are allowed to work part-time while studying in the UK. For more assistance, there are also lots of scholarships and grants available to international students, please get in touch for more info!

After graduating, there are more options to live and work, including a 2 or 3 year stay back (see Post-Study Work Visa for more info).

There are 142 universities in the UK for international students. If you’re looking for a particular program or school, get in touch with us and we can assist you along the way!

Check out some of these popular universities in the UK: