Study in the United Kingdom
Fast-track your career with a 1-year Master’s degree. Gain access to the Graduate Route visa, prestigious Russell Group universities, and a rich cultural heritage.
Why Study in the UK?
The UK is home to some of the world’s oldest and most prestigious universities, such as Oxford and Cambridge. It offers a shorter duration for degree programs (3-year Bachelor’s and 1-year Master’s), which reduces tuition and living costs. The UK’s diverse and inclusive culture, combined with its proximity to the rest of Europe, makes it a top destination for students.
Benefits of Studying in UK
1-Year Master’s
Save a year of time and living costs compared to 2-year programs in other countries.
Graduate Route Visa
Stay back for 2 years (or 3 years for PhD) after graduation to find work.
NHS Access
Comprehensive health coverage through the National Health Service (via IHS fee).
Russell Group
Access to 24 world-class, research-intensive universities.
Top Universities
The UK has over 160 universities offering a vast range of courses.
Russell Group & Top Unis
Entry Requirements
| Level of Study | Academic (Approx) | English (IELTS) |
|---|---|---|
| Foundation / Pathway | 50-55% in 12th | 4.5 – 5.5 UKVI IELTS |
| Bachelor’s Degree | 65% – 80% in 12th | 6.0 Overall |
| Master’s Degree | 55% – 65% in Bachelor’s | 6.5 Overall (No band < 6.0) |
*MOI (Medium of Instruction) waivers are available at some universities if you scored 70%+ in English in 12th.
Cost of Education
Tuition fees vary significantly between classroom-based and lab-based courses.
Undergraduate
£12k – £25k
Per Year
Master’s
£14k – £35k
Total Cost (1 Yr)
MBA
£18k – £50k+
Total Cost
Living Expenses
UKVI requires you to show funds for living expenses. The requirement differs depending on whether you study in London or outside London.
- London: £1,334 per month
- Outside London: £1,023 per month
- Proof required for 9 months max
Scholarships
The UK offers prestigious government awards like Chevening, Commonwealth, and GREAT Scholarships. Universities also offer entrance bursaries ranging from £1,000 to £5,000.
View UK Scholarships GuideWork Opportunities
While Studying
Students on a Student Visa (degree level) can work 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during vacations.
Graduate Route
After completing a degree, you can apply for the Graduate Route visa to stay and work (or look for work) for 2 years (3 years for PhD).
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I bring dependents?
Currently, only students on research postgraduate courses (PhD/MRes) can bring dependents. Standard Master’s students usually cannot.
What is a CAS?
Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) is a unique reference number issued by your university that you need to apply for your student visa.
Is there a credibility interview?
Yes, UKVI conducts credibility interviews for many applicants to ensure they are genuine students. We prepare you for this.
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