Some of the world’s best universities, unforgettable cities, brilliant nightlife and a welcoming environment for international students. Those are just some of the reasons you might have for wanting to study abroad in the UK, but there’s actually so much more. Want to find out more about the University of Edinburgh’s essay proofreading service for students that don’t list English as their first language? Or more about the University of Sheffield’s
Before now, the UK were not accepting ETS language tests such as TOEFL, as part of the UK student visa application process. However, higher education institutions can now choose how to assess the English language proficiency of their students. Famed for it's love of tea, red telephone boxes and questionable weather, higher education in the UK is keenly sought out by students from around the world. Whilst EU students do not
The birth place of Roald Dahl, Shirley Bassey and Jon Ronson, Cardiff is steeped in history and culture. What started as a roman fort is now the thriving metropolitan city of Wales. Cardiff is the largest city in Wales, with a population of 400,000 and a student community of more than 44,000. In this city guide we explore what makes Cardiff such a great place to live, work and study. Where can you study in Cardiff? Home to beautiful
With some of the top universities in the world, celebrated cultural attractions, entertainment and work opportunities, the UK ranks fairly highly on many international students’ list of study abroad destinations. While the UK undoubtedly offers a great deal to students, there is no point in shying away from one of the ever-present realities of studying abroad. Yes, that’s right, the dreaded “What’s the price?”. Being pragmatic about the effect studying in a
The UK is undoubtedly one of the most popular destinations for international students. With a dynamic, robust and top-rated higher education sector there are a plethora of options available. From courses, degrees and programmes to the overall student experience, studying in the UK may be top of your list. There is of course the matter of affordability and the cost involved, which is always front of mind for students. Many factors are involved when it comes to
Although a relatively small country, the UK has so much to see and do (particularly if you're a history fan). Here are 5 things any traveller to the UK MUST go home saying they've done: Get dressed up for the theatre London boasts numerous theatres, some old and some new, and many with longstanding histories and gorgeous architecture. Many of the world’s most famous productions like Les Miserables and Mamma Mia either began
Arriving in the UK may come as quite a shock as people can behave very differently to what you are used to. The British are known as being particularly dry and hard to read but you should know that they are a friendly bunch deep down. Read our guide to prepare yourself and you'll get on "like a house on fire", as the British phrase goes. Culture shock is entirely normal, so try and speak to people you know who have lived in or visited the UK, as
One of the most unique things about the UK is its diverse range of food and culture. While as a nation the UK is known for some interesting combinations (jellied eels or haggis anyone?) the British do also welcome lots of different food combinations onto their culinary high-street. As well as the "meaty" dishes which the British are known for like roast dinners and fish & chips, the UK also celebrates cuisine from a wide range of countries such
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