UNITED KINGDOM

WHY AUSTRALIA IS A PREFERRED DESTINATION FOR EDUCATION?

The United Kingdom has the oldest universities and colleges in the world which have roots in the 12th and 13th centuries. Education in the UK is the standard for other countries. If anyone wants to go for higher education and increase their horizon for exposure then they can consider the UK as a destination for studying. The UK is known for quality research, methodology, rich heritage, and diverse culture. It is an amazing place to study.

WHY STUDY IN THE UK?
Academic Excellence

The universities in the UK have the best academic standards. When studying in the UK, students get utility-based knowledge as compared to textbook learning. It will enable them to get analytical skills, critical thinking with creative ability.

Quality Education

The UK has been providing consistently high-quality education that has established it as a favorite among international students all over the world. It is ranked second in the world for research in the field of science. Almost 54% of the research output by the UK is world-leading.

Short Duration Of Courses

The courses in the UK are focused and shorter as compared to other countries. One can become a graduate sooner with a high-quality course in the UK than any other country. Students can complete the graduate program in just one year. It will save time and a large amount of money that is spent on living costs and tuition fees.

Work While Learning

If anyone wants to manage their daily living expenses then they can work part-time for 20 hours a week. Students can also work full-time at the time of semester break. In this way, they can pay their bills and gain industry experience.

Explore Europe During Studies

The UK connects with major European countries such as France, Belgium, and the Netherlands. The airport is functional 24 hours that helps to explore different places.

Health Benefits For Students

Students can access free medical treatment during their study in the UK. Only they have to pay a small surcharge.

UK LIFESTYLE

The United Kingdom ranks above most of the countries in environmental security, personal security, civic engagement, health status, earnings, jobs, wealth, income, education, and other skills. The UK has a better life index in quality of life.

Food experience is a very vital part of the UK lifestyle. Anyone who travels to the UK can indulge in this experience and have a taste of various cuisines across the country that are inspired from all over the world.

FUN FACTS ABOUT UK
  • UK transport system is bigger than a lot of countries.
  • Stonehenge is older compared to the Pyramids.
  • The Queen doesn’t have a passport.
  • Great Britain does not come in the United Kingdom.
  • London has the largest library in the world.
  • Various sports such as soccer, rugby, golf, boxing, and cricket have been invented in the UK.
  • Even though English is the official language in the UK, there are other languages such as Welsh, Irish, Cornish, and Scottish Gaelic that are recognized in the country.
  • London was the first city that installed an underground subway system
PREFERRED COURSES THAT ARE BEING OPTED BY STUDENTS
Business Studies Accounting and Finance Undergraduate Law Economics. Art & Design. Computer Science. Mechanical Engineering Politics. Electrical Engineering Biological Sciences Masters
STUDENT VISA IN THE UK
  • There are 2 student categories under tier 4- point-based systems. Tier general student visa- This category is for students that are coming to the UK for higher education. The applicant must be a minimum of 16 years old. Tier4 child student visa- This category is for children of age 4, and 15 years of age coming to the UK for education.
  • Reinstatement of 2- year post-study work visa- The UK government has done the reinstatement of 2- year post-study work visa for international students. These new immigration rules are valid for students who want to pursue their education in 2020-21.
  • Documents required for UK study visa- Complete student visa application form, letter of acceptance on the course- The education provider will provide the acceptance letter and visa letter. The visa letter is issued not more than six months before applying. The applications for old visa letters are rejected.
  • The visa letter does not guarantee that the application will be successful. Person applying must meet all the requirements of immigration rules.
  • Proof of funds- Students are required to show that they will be able to pay the course fees and living costs. The evidence of the amount required depends on if anyone is applying for child or adult education.
  • Process of UK student visa process- There are many steps to apply for a UK student visa. They are processed in three weeks. The primary step is to get qualified for the student visa. One must show that he/she has a confirmed place at university, school, or college or confirmation acceptance for studies. Also, they must show evidence of adequate funds.
  • Keep the documents ready and apply online. Students are required to register and create an account on the UK website. Pay the application fees and visit the visa application center on the date of appointment.
ASK AUSK GLOBAL

The language tests that are accepted by UK universities are IELTS scores, TOEFL, PTE scores, and Cambridge English certificates.

Yes, students are allowed to work during studies in the UK. They can work for 20 hours per week at the time of their academic session.

Yes, all the degrees are issued by UK universities are recognized worldwide.

The students can live in private rented rooms or houses, university-managed rooms and houses, a university hall of residence, private halls, and family stays.

There are two major intakes and one secondary intake in the UK universities

  • Intake 1 Fall – Beginning from September to December or early January
  • Intake 2 Winter – Beginning from January to April
  • Intake 3 Summer/ Spring – Beginning from May to August
  • University of Oxford
  • University of Cambridge
  • UCL (University College London)
  • Imperial College London
  • University of Edinburgh
  • University of Manchester
  • King's College London (KCL)
  • London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
  • University of Bristol
  • University of Warwick

Disclaimer: All the above-mentioned details have been gathered from various sources. We do not take the responsibility for any errors, omissions, or representations. The information is subject to change according to the guidelines of the government and law. Kindly contact our counselors to stay updated with the latest information.

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