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Year Back
The UK, renowned for its quality education, attracted 132,709 Indian students for higher education in the past year.
The Tuition fees varies between all the 4 countries (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland)
Study Program | Average Annual Fees in GBP |
---|---|
Doctoral Program | 13000-29000 |
Master’s Program/Post-Graduate Program | 10000-20000 |
Undergraduate Program | 6000-16000 |
The academic year in UK starts from September to July. So, the colleges and universities in the UK have 3 intakes.
Term 1 – A popular intake which starts in the month of September/October
Term 2 – Which starts in the month of January/February
Term 3 – Usually starts from May/June
We would advise you to apply well in advance because admissions and scholarships get difficult when you apply closer to the deadline. It is always feasible to apply 6 to 9 months before the academic session starts.
Student Applicant
Students must be over 18 years of age.
International students in UK universities can work on-campus or off-campus for up to 20 hours during university semesters and full-time during breaks such as the winter or summer holidays, without the need for a work permit.
Foreign students who are studying in a program that requires work experience such as through a co-op or internship program.
Spouse
In general, spouses are given the same rights as students who are already in UK. Therefore, if the student with a UK student visa has the right to work, the spouse who comes to join him or her will also have that right
QS Ranking | University names |
---|---|
2 | University of Cambridge |
3 | University of Oxford |
6 | Imperial College London |
9 | University College London (UCL) |
22 | The University of Edinburgh |
32 | The University of Manchester |
40 | King’s College London |
45 | The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) |
55 | University of Bristol |
67 | The University of Warwick |
75 | University of Leeds |
76 | University of Glasgow |
78 | Durham University |
81 | University of Southampton |
84 | University of Birmingham |
95 | University of St Andrews |
100 | University of Nottingham |
104 | The University of Sheffield |
110 | Newcastle University |
122 | Lancaster University |
145 | Queen Mary University of London |
148 | University of Bath |
153 | University of Exeter |
154 | Cardiff University |
167 | University of York |
169 | University of Reading |
176 | University of Liverpool |
202 | Queen’s University Belfast |
208 | University of Aberdeen |
212 | Loughborough University |
218 | University of Sussex |
235 | Heriot-Watt University |
244 | University of Surrey |
272 | University of Leicester |
276 | University of Strathclyde |
295 | University of East Anglia (UEA) |
307 | Swansea University |
328 | City, University of London |
336 | University of Kent |
343 | Brunel University London |
374 | Birkbeck, University of London |
413 | Oxford Brookes University |
413 | Royal Holloway University of London |
431 | University of Stirling |
441 | University of Dundee |
446 | Aston University |
459 | Essex, University of |
481 | Bangor University |
498 | Ulster University |
502 | University of Portsmouth |
511 | SOAS University of London |
523 | University of Hull |
548 | Northumbria University at Newcastle |
561 | University of Plymouth |
567 | University of Huddersfield |
571 | Coventry University |
590 | Manchester Metropolitan University |
593 | Goldsmiths, University of London |
595 | Nottingham Trent University |
The UK government offers options for international students to stay after their course and gain some work experience.
The United Kingdom is regarded as a world leader in many areas of education, including science, art and design, business and management, law, and finance. The name Britain refers to the United Kingdom as a whole. The UK is reputed for its excellent quality of education, interaction, teaching, and methodology, top-ranking universities, and excellent student satisfaction. Students are choosing to migrate to the UK for their studies as it provides them with better facilities.
The UK universities have ranked high in the recent QS ranking, Times Higher Education Ranking, and Academic Ranking of World Universities. Further, degrees earned from the country are globally recognized and preferred by students worldwide.
UK education also offers students vast research and development to build critical and analytical thinking. The responsibility of UK education is segregated in England, Northern Ireland, Wales, and Scotland. All these four regions have different education systems, qualifications, and laws. However, all universities have to follow the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA), which ensures student feedback and improves the areas they need to catch up.
There are three types of UK student visas:
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Rank |
University |
Overall Score |
2 |
University of Cambridge |
99.2 |
3 |
University of Oxford |
98.9 |
6 |
Imperial College London |
97.8 |
9 |
University College London (UCL) |
92.4 |
22 |
The University of Edinburgh |
86.1 |
32 |
The University of Manchester |
82.2 |
40 |
King’s College London |
79.3 |
45 |
The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) |
76.9 |
55 |
University of Bristol |
72.4 |
67 |
The University of Warwick |
68.6 |
75 |
University of Leeds |
65.5 |
76 |
University of Glasgow |
65.2 |
78 |
Durham University |
65.1 |
81 |
University of Southampton |
63.5 |
84 |
University of Birmingham |
63 |
95 |
University of St Andrews |
61 |
100 |
University of Nottingham |
60.4 |
104 |
The University of Sheffield |
59.7 |
110 |
Newcastle University |
58.6 |
122 |
Lancaster University |
55.7 |
145 |
Queen Mary University of London |
51.9 |
148 |
University of Bath |
51.8 |
153 |
University of Exeter |
50.9 |
154 |
Cardiff University |
50.5 |
167 |
University of York |
49.4 |
169 |
University of Reading |
48.9 |
176 |
University of Liverpool |
48.5 |
202 |
Queen’s University Belfast |
45.8 |
208 |
University of Aberdeen |
44.6 |
212 |
Loughborough University |
44.2 |
218 |
University of Sussex |
43.1 |
235 |
Heriot-Watt University |
41.2 |
244 |
University of Surrey |
39.9 |
272 |
University of Leicester |
37.3 |
276 |
University of Strathclyde |
37 |
295 |
University of East Anglia (UEA) |
35.4 |
307 |
Swansea University |
33.9 |
328 |
City, University of London |
32.6 |
336 |
University of Kent |
32.2 |
343 |
Brunel University London |
31.9 |
374 |
Birkbeck, University of London |
29.7 |
413 |
Oxford Brookes University |
27.1 |
413 |
Royal Holloway University of London |
27.1 |
431 |
University of Stirling |
26.2 |
441 |
University of Dundee |
25.9 |
446 |
Aston University |
25.7 |
459 |
Essex, University of |
25.1 |
481 |
Bangor University |
23.9 |
498 |
Ulster University |
23.2 |
502 |
University of Portsmouth |
23.1 |
511 |
SOAS University of London |
22.8 |
523 |
University of Hull |
22.5 |
548 |
Northumbria University at Newcastle |
21.4 |
561 |
University of Plymouth |
21 |
567 |
University of Huddersfield |
20.8 |
571 |
Coventry University |
20.7 |
590 |
Manchester Metropolitan University |
20.1 |
593 |
Goldsmiths, University of London |
20 |
595 |
Nottingham Trent University |
19.9 |
Public Universities in the UK [Low Tuition Fee] | Public Universities in the UK [Without IELTS] | Public Universities in London |
Staffordshire University | University of Greenwich | City, University of London |
London Metropolitan University | University of Central Lancashire | Royal Holloway, University of London |
The University of Bolton | University of Northampton | Brunel University, London |
Coventry University | Robert Gordon University | London School of Economics and Political Science |
Leeds Trinity University | Portsmouth University | Goldsmith's College, University of London |
University of Cumbria | Northumbria University | Kingston University, London |
Buckinghamshire New University |
University of Plymouth | School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London |
Brunel University |
King's College London | |
Queen Mary University of London | ||
Middlesex University, London |
The UK has three different types of study intakes:
The primary intake, September, has the highest number of students. The second intake is in January, with elective courses. The last intake, only for universities and courses, is the least preferred UK intake.
UK Intakes |
Duration |
Applications open |
September Intake/Fall Intake |
September to December |
December-July |
January Intake/Winter Intake |
January to April |
September-November |
May Intake/Spring Intake |
May to August |
October-November |
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PSW is also known as a Graduate visa in the UK. This visa allows a student to stay and look for jobs. In the UK, a graduate visa lasts up to 2 years.
If a student has a Ph.D. or other doctoral qualifications, it will last for three years.
The PSW or Graduate visa cannot be extended but can be switched to a Skilled Worker visa.
With PSW, a student can:
If the chosen course is not eligible for a student visa, an individual can also study with a graduate visa.
UK Student visa |
Cost of UK student visa |
Student visa |
£348 |
A Child Student (Tier 4) |
£348 |
Short-term student visas |
£97 for 6 months or £186 for 11 months |
Types of visa |
Processing time |
Student visa |
4 weeks |
A Child Student (Tier 4) |
4weeks |
Short-term student visas |
6 months- 11 months. |
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