The UK: Once you arrive

When working as a student in another country, it is important to know your rights. Wherever you study abroad, there will be rules you must follow, as well as things to which you are entitled. Often, this can seem complicated, but once you understand the key points, you can feel confident in your employment. To help, we set out your work rights as an international student in the UK, and how they change when you graduate.   How many hours can international students work

Studying abroad requires careful financial planning and budgeting. You want to ensure you have enough to cover your expenses and perhaps a bit extra for activities and entertainment. The good news is that there are ways of saving and making your money go further. We investigate top money-saving tips for international students in the UK. We’ll cover student discounts, bills, bargains and student-friendly schemes.    Stick to a budget This can’t be emphasised

Think you know what British people sound like? You may be surprised by the reality. Many international students in the UK are amazed by the huge variety of accents you can hear across its four countries. Sometimes, you only have to travel a few miles to get a sense of this diversity.   Naturally, this can be confusing at first. In time, though, you will get to know and enjoy these many different ways of speaking. If you'd like a head start, we can help. Read on to