Study in the UK offers you a long history of teaching the world’s greatest leaders, thinkers and artists. You can choose from traditional
UK universities that have taught for hundreds of years, or modern, state-of-the-art
universities and colleges throughout England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales.
Courses in London are always popular – living in one of the world’s most exciting and dynamic cities is a life-changing adventure. It's a great place to learn
English in the UK, or study an undergraduate or
Masters degree in the UK.
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UK education doesn’t have to be expensive, either. The cost of living outside of London is much more affordable.
UK degrees can be completed in three years with honours (saving a year of tuition compared with many other international degrees). Plus, students in the UK have access to free medical care through the NHS if they are studying for more than six months.
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Why study in the UK?
From the world-class reputation of UK universities to the vibrance of its cities and culture,
England,
Scotland,
Wales and
Northern Ireland have a lot to offer international students.
- Universities in the UK offer world-class international education of the highest standard
- Internationally-recognised UK courses and prestigious qualifications
- Large international student community and multicultural society
- Work for 20 hours per week during term time and full time in holidays
- Gateway to Europe and streamlined student visa process
- Opportunities to work for up to 2 years after graduation
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How much will a UK Education cost?
In order to
study in the UK you will have to look at tuition and living costs for your stay. Use our guide to help you calculate your
UK study costs.
- Estimated living expenses per year - £7,000-£9,000
- Tuition fees per year range from £7000 to £9,000 for Arts courses and £7500 to £12,000 for Science courses
- Course duration ranges from 3 to 4 years for UK undergraduate courses and 1 year or more for UK postgraduate courses
- Cost calculator - Our useful tool can help you to calculate your study abroad costs
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Important information about studying in the UK
Once you've decided what to study you need to consider entry dates, application deadlines, UK student visa deadlines and English language requirements.
- Main intake in September each year with a smaller intake in January at many UK universities
- Application deadline for main September intake is June
- Minimum visa requirements - Unconditional offer letter from your chosen UK university or college and proof of funds to cover course fees and living expenses. UK Visa requirements are subject to change. Read more about the new UK points-based immigration system on our blogs, visit the UK Government Border Agency website or contact a StudyLink counsellor.
- Preferred English language test is IELTS
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University of Nottingham
The University of Nottingham is a dynamic and thriving institution, located in the heart of England, and consistently ranks among the top British universities. It is also one of Britain's most popular universities welcoming students from across the world.
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De Montfort University
De Montfort University (DMU) is one of the UK's most dynamic new universities, offering a wide range of professional and creative programmes at postgraduate level. DMU has approximately 23,000 students, around 1200 of which are international students from over 100 different countries.
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