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
There is no doubt that keeping a close watch on the bank account is a common student pastime. Every penny counts and everyone has their eyes peeled for the best deal or discount. It isn’t always easy and staying fiscally fit is a mix of discipline, organization and detail. It’s always useful getting some insight and tips from those who have first hand experience. Having come to the UK to study at the University of Bristol, American student Emilia chatted to us
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
With one of the world’s highest standards of education, it’s not surprising that the UK is a keen choice for students looking to study abroad. But whilst it’s popular, you’ll still need to pay tuition fees and be able to support yourself as you study. There are plenty of funding options available to cater to needs of the UK’s high proportion of international students, and as selection is often competitive you should be sure to have a
It is not without reason that London has developed a reputation for being a little more challenging on the bank balance than other destinations. There are a multitude of reasons for this, but the reality for students is that it will cost more to live and learn in the UK’s capital city. Having your wits about you and being money savvy are all part of the equation. First and foremost, you need to build the higher living costs into your budget. This doesn’t mean
