The UK
has a long history of welcoming international students to study in its
universities and colleges. The quality and high standards of UK education is
renowned worldwide. There are two areas in particular where it stands out: the
international renown of UK
research and the long history of its education institutions. While the UK is home to
some of the world's oldest and most established universities, and has been
welcoming international students for generations, it also has some of the
world's most modern facilities.
In the UK last year
there were 1.8 million full-time undergraduate students in higher education,
which included over 104,000 international students (with over 23,000 Indians).
International students make up 10-30% of the university population, and there
are a number of opportunities for you to meet both foreign and British students
and become a part of campus life. However it isn't just the history of Indian
students succeeding in the UK
that make it a good choice to study, it's the diverse range of international
students in the UK
that makes it a unique study location. You'll become part of a student
population that features students from almost every country in the world,
learning alongside such a variety of students who all bring their own
experiences to the classroom, lecture hall or laboratory will only add to what
you learn from your tutors.
There has been high
investment in UK
education over recent decades, which means you'll get access to cutting-edge
technology, leading teachers and professors in their field and excellent
academic support. You will gain valuable experience of speaking English in its
native country and demonstrate to future employers your independence and
personal drive. Of course, you'll also be gaining the skills, qualifications
and experience you need to succeed in your chosen career.
The new visa or immigration rules passed by the UK Government are stringent than before. These rules will put a stop on people abusing the UK Student Visa System and prevent them to stay illegally in the country thus, becoming a liability. The new set of rules is not a threat to those students who are serious about their academic or professional goals. We understood that the new regulations are not to stop immigrants or international students rather; it is just a step to pool in quality crowd. Moreover, these rules will definitely increase academic and professional opportunities with higher value. Courses below degree level allow students to work for only 10 hours a week, instead of 20 as at present. This measure is to provide students the opportunity to concentrate more in studies than they did before.
Visas are granted for courses below degree level with a work placement only if the institutions they attend are on a new register, the Highly Trusted Sponsors List. The government has shut down bogus and minor colleges. As a result, students can expect greater opportunities in the international job market. However, the two-year time allowed to graduates to seek employment in the UK after their studies will no longer be permitted, the graduates having an offer of a skilled job from a sponsoring employer under Tier Two of the Points Based system will be allowed to do such work. The above rule change will reduce the number of illegitimate immigrants or students in the country thus; it will open wider doors for the legitimate and quality students.
The new visa or immigration rules passed by the UK Government are stringent than before. These rules will put a stop on people abusing the UK Student Visa System and prevent them to stay illegally in the country thus, becoming a liability. The new set of rules is not a threat to those students who are serious about their academic or professional goals. We understood that the new regulations are not to stop immigrants or international students rather; it is just a step to pool in quality crowd. Moreover, these rules will definitely increase academic and professional opportunities with higher value. Courses below degree level allow students to work for only 10 hours a week, instead of 20 as at present. This measure is to provide students the opportunity to concentrate more in studies than they did before.
Visas are granted for courses below degree level with a work placement only if the institutions they attend are on a new register, the Highly Trusted Sponsors List. The government has shut down bogus and minor colleges. As a result, students can expect greater opportunities in the international job market. However, the two-year time allowed to graduates to seek employment in the UK after their studies will no longer be permitted, the graduates having an offer of a skilled job from a sponsoring employer under Tier Two of the Points Based system will be allowed to do such work. The above rule change will reduce the number of illegitimate immigrants or students in the country thus; it will open wider doors for the legitimate and quality students.
Many universities and colleges organize a program of events before you start your course to welcome you and to help you make new friends and get used to your new surroundings.
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General Information
The UK ,
a leading trading power and financial center, is the third largest economy in
Europe after Germany and France .
TheUK
does not have an official language but the predominant spoken language is
English, a West Germanic language descended from Old English which features a
large number of borrowings from Old Norse, Norman French and Latin.
TheUnited
Kingdom has a temperate climate, with
plentiful rainfall all year round. The temperature varies with the seasons but
seldom drops below −10 °C (14.0 °F) or rises above 35 °C (95 °F). The
prevailing wind is from the southwest, bearing frequent spells of mild and wet
weather from the Atlantic Ocean .
The
The
Cost Of Study & Living
Applicants can avail a wide variety of
programs from the UK
ranging from Certificate courses, Diploma, Degree to Post Graduate level
courses. The cost of study varies with the same. The Tuition fees can vary from
4950 GBP to 13000GBP per year or Rs. 430650 to Rs. 1131000. Candidates can
avail scholarships of up to 500 to 2500 GBP or Rs. 43500 to Rs. 217500 which
varies on OPP's and merits. The duration of these programs varies from 1 to 3
years respectively. On an average excluding scholarships (approx)
Tuition
Fee:
I
year program -Tuition Fee will be 4950GBP to 13000GBP or Rs.430650 to Rs.
1131000
II
year program -Tuition Fee will be 9900GBP to 26000GBP or Rs.861300 to
Rs.2262000
III
year program -Tuition Fee will be 14850GBP to 39000GBP or Rs.1291950 to
Rs.3393000
Total
Living Expense:
The
total living expense for an International student will be approximately around
GBP7000 to GBP9500 per year which includes rent, food, transportation, personal
expenses and other miscellaneous expenses. This figure is subject to change
depending upon the lifestyle of the student, location and the type of
accommodation He / She chooses which may vary from the College or University
accommodation to renting a flat on one's own. The living expense in UK also directly depends upon whether you are
staying near to London
or away from it.
The above conversion has been
done @GBP1 = Rs.87 as on 01-07-2012. Subject to change
The
details given above are limited. To know more about the cost of studies and
living expense in other countries, please contact our Overseas Program
Advisors.
Universities & Institutions
REPUTED AND LEADING UNIVERSITIES & COLLEGES IN UNITED KINGDOM
UCL
(University College
London )
University
of Oxford Imperial College
London
King's College London
(KCL)
Ealing,
Hammersmith & West
London College
(WLC)
The
London School of Economics & Political
Science
King's
College London
Maritime
Greenwich College
St
David's Catholic College
St
Patrick's International College , London
Useful Links
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The Home
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Joint Council
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UK Government
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Immigration
& Nationality Directorate
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Directory of
British Embassies Worldwide
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British
Council
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Studying in
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