Why Study in UK

Coming towards UK, it is very large economy with world-class universities. Universities in UK have a combined research income of over £500 million ($820 million), attracting bright students and renowned academic from across the globe. Current and past students and staff at UK universities have been involved in many discoveries that have shaped modern life, including the discovery of DNA, fingerprints and penicillin. Especially, London offers outstanding academic support and facilities for students. There are over 120 different libraries, including the British Library which houses over 150 million books. Three million new items are added to the collection of the British Library every year. So, it is an education rich country where students get an opportunity to brush up their skills and turn them into a skilled professional.

1. Tuition Fee:

   International Student Tuition fee at the UK universities vary from £10000 to £18000 for Masters Courses (Post Graduate). Normally all Masters courses are for a duration of 1 year in the UK. For Bachelors Courses (Undergraduate), the fee ranges from £10000 to £15000. Bachelors Degree programs are normally for 3 years. Some of the universities also offer internships/placements as a part of their program.

2. Living Expenses:

   As per UKVI, living expenses for an international student in the UK are £11385 for inner London and £9135 for elsewhere. These figures are subject to change. This normally includes accommodation, food, books and stationery, clothes, travel and other miscellaneous expenses too. An international student studying at any Higher Education Institution is legally allowed to work for 20 hours during term time and full time during vacations.