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UNITED KINGDOM

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Why UK?

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The education system of the UK is a result of hundreds of years of evolution, passing through series of rigorous quality checks and improvements. The government has made education compulsory for its citizens aged between five and sixteen, making UK one of the most educated nations in the world. Primary and secondary education is provided both by state funded and private schools. However, it is the higher education sector that draws attention of the world. Hundreds of thousands of international students join British universities for higher education. Thousands of students also go to colleges and universities in the UK for a semester or a term under Student exchange or study abroad programs.

 

With over 150 universities, the UK virtually offers any type of course of study available in the world. From the famous PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics) at Oxford to Global Innovation Management at University of Strathclyde, UK has it what you need to succeed in your dream career. Some popular courses among Indian students studying in the UK are Accountancy, Business Management, Art and Architecture, Design, Tourism and Hotel Management, Engineering, Medicine and Biotechnology. Critical thinking and student-centered learning opportunities are the hallmarks of British education. A unique feature of studying in the UK is the availability of opportunity to pursue relatively shorter and intense degrees compared to many other destination countries for studying overseas. The intense course work not only reduces total cost of education but also prepares graduates to take work pressure which in turn helps them deal with challenging professional times in future. While the universities maintain a higher quality of education through well-established system of external examiners and professional inspecting bodies, students still get personal mentoring from academic advisers, tutors and learning resource centers. The career offices in most of the campuses keep students updated on employability trends and job-oriented skills through seminars, career fairs and industrial dialogues. International students get special attention through various support schemes which address issues related to language skills and adapting to new culture and environment.

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How much does it cost?

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A study abroad education in UK is internationally recognised, and will make you desirable to potential employers. Moreover, it will help you gain valuable work experience. An undergraduate education in UK costs anywhere between GBP 10,000- 35,000 while for a postgraduate programme is estimated to be around GBP 9,700-32,000. UK also offers one-year Masters' degrees which includes MBAs. Students have the option of working part-time while studying; this helps them gradually pay off their expenses while enjoying life in UK. Many restaurants also offer student discounts and also provide them with great deals on travel passes. The estimated cost of living in UK is between GBP 9000-11400 per year depending on the location. Studying here will provide you with a degree that is highly renowned among employers.

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Here are a few institutions we work with in the UK -

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Bath Spa University

American InterContinental University London (AIU London)

BCUIC – Progression to Birmingham City University

Buckinghamshire New University

Cambridge Ruskin International College ( CRIC )

Canterbury Christchurch University

College of Technology, London

CRIC – Progression to Anglia Ruskin University

De Montfort University

EIC – Progression to Edinburgh Napier University

Glasgow Caledonian University

Glyndwr University

Heriot-Watt University

HIBT

Imperial College London

International College Wales Swansea (ICWS)

Keele University

Kingston University, London

London Metropolitan University

London School of Business & Finance

Manchester Metropolitan University

Middlesex University

Napier University

Oxford Brookes University

Richmond, The International American University in London

Royal Holloway, University of London University of Strathclyde

Staffordshire University

Swansea University

The University of Huddersfield

The University of Plymouth

University College Birmingham

University of Bedfordshire

University of Aberdeen

University of Bradford

University of Bristol

University of Chester

University of Dundee

University of Gloucestershire

University of Kent at Canterbury

University of Lincoln

University of New Hampshire

University of Sunderland in London

University of Surrey

University of Sussex

University of the West of England

University of Wales

University of West London

University of Wolverhampton

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