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UK universities are rigorously monitored by the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA), ensuring the highest academic standards. Learn from world-leading faculty, gain cutting-edge skills, and build the confidence and creativity needed to excel in your career.
The UK isn’t just a place to study—it’s a launchpad for your career. With the Post-Study Work (PSW) visa, you can stay and work in the UK for up to two years after graduation, gaining invaluable experience in your field.
The UK is home to a diverse and inclusive community, with people from all corners of the world. While studying abroad can be challenging, the UK’s open-minded and friendly culture will make you feel right at home.
As the second most popular study destination globally, the UK offers unmatched academic and career opportunities. Its rich diversity and world-renowned institutions make it a prime choice for students worldwide.
International students in the UK can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during holidays. This not only helps with finances but also provides practical experience to boost your resume.
While international students can no longer bring family members during their studies, the UK offers ample opportunities to thrive after graduation. From starting a business to accessing funding and support, the UK is a land where dreams take flight.

When it comes to studying in the UK, the total cost can look a little different depending on what you plan to study, where you choose to live, and the type of accommodation you prefer. To give you a general idea, we’ve put together some typical costs. However, the best way to get a clear picture of your specific expenses is to chat with one of our experts. They can help you break down the costs that apply directly to your situation and answer any questions you might have!

The UK is a popular destination for international students, welcoming nearly 500,000 each year, with a significant 44% originating from Asia. To study in the UK, you will need to meet two sets of entry requirements:
1. Academic Requirements
2. English Language Requirements
Please find the specific requirements based on the level of study you intend to pursue:
Please Note: These are general guidelines. Specific entry requirements can vary significantly depending on the institution and the specific course you are applying for. It is essential to check the individual university or college website for the most up-to-date and accurate requirements for your chosen program.

The UK provides numerous opportunities for international students to access funding for their studies. Notably, Commonwealth students can often benefit from generous scholarship schemes.
A scholarship typically covers part or all of a student’s tuition fees at a university, college, or other educational institution. These are often awarded based on academic merit, but can also consider a candidate’s background or other specific criteria.
Bursaries, on the other hand, are usually regular, one-time payments given to students to help with their living expenses during their studies.
Here are some of the top and most recognized scholarships available for international students in the UK:
Chevening Scholarship:
The Commonwealth Scholarships:
Euraxess UK:
Erasmus+ Funding:
For more detailed information on how to prepare for these and other scholarships, please speak to our team. We can provide guidance and resources to help you navigate the application processes and maximize your chances of securing funding for your UK education.
The Tier 4 Student Visa allows non-EEA students to study in the UK. To apply, you must have a confirmed offer from a UK university or college and demonstrate sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay.
You’ll need the following essential documents:
A valid passport,
A Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from your institution,
Proof of financial support.
Additional documents may be required depending on your case. Our team will guide you to ensure your application is complete and error-free.
The required funds depend on your course fees, location, and duration of study. As of May 2023, you must show:
£1,334 per month if studying in London,
£1,023 per month if studying outside London.
This amount covers living costs for up to nine months, plus any outstanding tuition fees.
In addition to proof of funds, you’ll need to pay:
A £348 visa application fee,
A £470 healthcare surcharge per year for NHS access.
Optional services like priority processing or biometric enrolment may incur additional costs.
A CAS is a unique reference number issued by your university or college once you’ve been accepted into a course. It’s essential for your Tier 4 visa application. Some students, such as those from Bangladesh, may also need to pass a CAS interview. We offer dedicated support to help you prepare and succeed.
Yes! Tier 4 visa holders can work part-time during their studies:
Up to 20 hours per week during term time if studying at a university or publicly funded college,
Up to 10 hours per week if studying at a private college.
You can work full-time during holidays, giving you valuable experience and financial support.
From admissions and visas to scholarships and work opportunities, we’ve got you covered.
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