Well known worldwide for its academic institutions and extensive choice of course options, the UK is a popular destination for many international students. The British higher education system is one of the oldest in the world, and with it comes an excellent study experience. International students in the UK do well in the diverse, vibrant cities full of culture and history. Although the UK student visa application procedure may seem long, don’t be
For many prospective students, part of the attraction of studying abroad is the potential to live and work in that country after graduation. In a cultural mixing pot like the UK, where the contribution of international students is highly valued, it’s understandable that the option to stay longer is a top priority for many. In this article, we explore post-study visa options in the UK and the application process. The UK graduate visa
The British education system is one of the most prestigious in the world. A degree from a top UK university will certainly help you to succeed in your chosen career. However, with universities being well-known internationally, this leads to a competitive application process. In this article, we review and simplify the application process so you know exactly what to expect. Understanding the higher education system in the UK
Whilst each city, town and village in the UK has its own unique and individual attractions, there are a few places that you should definitely visit whilst studying in the UK. Here are 5 places which should already be circled on your map... London London, England’s capital city, is one of the most vibrant, exciting and multicultural cities you will ever visit. Home to the Queen, you can go and visit Buckingham Palace and the beautiful stately
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
While it’s important to have fun while you at university in Britain, make sure you manage to do it while sticking to a budget and not letting your expenditures spiral out of control. You’ll want to avoid those frantic calls and emails to home, asking for an emergency bank transfer. Luckily there are a number of ways to save money while studying in the UK, even in an expensive city like London. Read our tips and advice to saving money in Britain...
So you’ve been accepted by a British institution; you’ve been granted entry to the UK; and you have a place to live; now all that’s left to do is pack your bags and board the plane to the UK . But whilst it’s exciting to condense your life into a suitcase and set off across the world, it’s important you pack strategically to help you settle in as smoothly as possible. Choosing what to bring can be difficult, but you have to remember not to get too
The United Kingdom (UK) sees thousands of international students choosing to come and study at one of its universities every year. Between 2010 and 2011 there were over 480,700 international students coming to study in the UK. The UK is made up of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland and has an estimated population of 65.6 million. London is the biggest city with a population of over 8.7 million. As one of the most multicultural countries
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