UK Qualifications are recognized by employers all over the world. The courses encourage independence, creativity, and self- reliance: qualities that employers from around the world look for in potential hires. When making decisions about your future, you may wish to consider the kind of salaries earned by certain professions, the distribution of jobs and vacancies across the UK, and other statistics about the current state of the graduate market. UK institutions follow one of the best quality standards in the world. The British government rates Universities, Colleges, and Schools periodically and ranks them between one and five.

Cost Of Living To Be Demonstrated Is As Follows :

• Living within London Boroughs requires GBP 1000 per month if the course duration is less than 9 months and only GBP 9000 if the course duration is more than 9 months.
• Living outside London requires GBP 800 per month if the course duration is less than 9 months and only GBP 7200 if the course duration is more than 9 months.

Education System

Higher Studies System :

• 12 years of Schooling
• 3 year Bachelor Degree / 4 years of Engineering
• 1 year Master Degree
• 3 years PhD

Admission Timings :

University Intakes

• Major Intake(major intake) : September
• Second Intake(minor intake) : January

Colleges Intake

Normally Colleges have three to four intakes per year in the month of January / April / July / September.

Why Study In UK

• The UK is one of the most sought after countries for higher studies.
• The country offers a vibrant and multi-ethnic culture and is considered as the best multi-lingual and cosmopolitan with no racial discrimination.
• The UK also gives many opportunities to explore various industries to start a career with.
• UK Degrees are recognized and respected all over the world. It’s the oldest established educational system that is still succeeding in a global competition.
• Study in the UK is affordable as compared to the USA and Canada.
• Prepares students to start earning early with shorter duration programs.

Courses In UK

Universities in the UK offer every student a variety of courses and programs as per their area of interest. Whether it’s an undergraduate or postgraduate program a student wants to enroll in, there are endless options on one’s platter. The following are the degrees and courses UK universities are known for.

• Accounting & Finance
• Aeronautical & Manufacturing Engineering
• Architecture
• Art & Design
• Business & Management Studies
• Civil Engineering
• Computer Science
• Creative Writing
• Dentistry
• Economics
• Education
• Electrical & Electronic Engineering
• English
• Food Science
• Hospitality, Leisure, Recreation & Tourism
• Law
• Marketing
• Mechanical Engineering
• Medicine
• Psychology

Work Opportunity In UK

Can you work while you are a Tier 4 (General) student? (Students who applied to us on or after 4 July 2011) If you are on a course at or above NQF 6/QCF 6/SCQF 9 at a UK higher education institution, or a short-term study abroad degree program at an overseas higher education institution, you are allowed to :

• Work for up to 20 hours per week during term time;
• Work full-time during vacations;
• Work full-time during vacations;
• Work as a postgraduate doctor or dentist on a recognised Foundation Programme; and
• Work as a student union sabbatical officer for up to 2 years.

If you are on a course below this level at a UK higher education institution, you are allowed to :

• Work for up to 10 hours per week during term time;
• Work full-time during vacations;
• Do a work placement as part of your course; and
• Work as a student union sabbatical officer for up to 2 years

If you are on a course at any level at a publicly funded further education college, you are allowed to

• Work for up to 10 hours per week during term time;
• Work full-time during vacations;
• Do a work placement as part of your course, provided your education provider is a Highly Trusted sponsor or the course is at or above NQF 6/QCF 6/SCQF 9; and
• Do a work placement as part of your course, provided your education provider is a Highly Trusted sponsor or the course is at or above NQF 6/QCF 6/SCQF 9; and

You can do this work without needing to seek our approval.

You are not allowed to work in the UK if you are on a course at any level with an education provider that is not a UK higher education institution or a publicly funded further education college (unless you are on a short-term study abroad degree programme at an overseas higher education institution).

If you are allowed to work, the work you do must not fill a full-time permanent vacancy (other than on a recognised Foundation Programme), and you must not be self-employed, employed as a doctor in training (except on a recognised Foundation Programme) or as a professional sportsperson, coach or entertainer.

If you are allowed to work, the work you do must not fill a full-time permanent vacancy (other than on a recognised Foundation Programme), and you must not be self-employed, employed as a doctor in training (except on a recognised Foundation Programme) or as a professional sportsperson, coach or entertainer.

Guidelines For Dependent Visa

• For a student to sponsor a dependant, the student will have to be on a post graduate course (NQF 7 and above) at a university which is of more than 12 months’ duration, or a Government Sponsored student.
• The dependants will be able to work.