Study in the United Kingdom
World renowned universities
Degrees from UK higher education providers are respected around the world, and the choice of subjects you can study is extensive. A degree from any British university will look great on a CV, and when looking for work in the future, no matter the industry and the location, having a qualification from the UK will be a great selling point.
British higher education providers are recognised internationally for their creative and challenging environments, that help push students to be their best. Their standards are highly regarded, with experts on many academic topics, and they’re generally high in internationally university rankings.
The British higher education system has been the basis for higher education standards around the world for a long time, with revolutionary teaching styles and modern facilities.
Eight things you need to know about studying in the UK
- There are more than 395 universities and colleges, offering over 50,000 undergraduate-level higher education courses across the UK.
- UK higher education applications are made through UCAS.
- There are different deadlines for applying for different courses, and to different universities – take a look at the key dates and deadlines relevant to courses you’re interested in.
- You will need to pay tuition fees – these vary depending on the uni or college and course you choose. You may be able to get financial help with your tuition fees, or a scholarship. However, EU students are not subject to tuition fees in Scotland.
- The amount of money you will need to cover living costs will vary based on where you study. London and other large cities tend to be more expensive.
- Many international students need to apply for a visa to study in the UK, and there are work permit restrictions and some English language qualifications you may need.
- Universities advise all applicants what standard of English is required for their courses. Most course providers will ask you to demonstrate proficiency in English, or to take an approved English language test if English is not your first language.
- First year students tend to live in university halls of residence (university accommodation) – but there are lots of other accommodation options.
| Logo | University Name | Intakes | City | Application fees | Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | UK University | January, September | UK | €10,000- €15,000 | About |
Without IELTS accepted University list in UK
Duolingo –
- Glasgow Caledonian University -( Glasgow, London )
- University of East Anglia INTO Centre
- University of Surrey
- Brunel University London
- The University of West of England
- Kingston University London
- University of Westminister
- University of South Wales
- University of Gloucestershire
MOI –
- Glasgow Caledonian University
- University of Stirling
- University for the Creative Arts
- University of Portsmouth
OIETC (ELLT ) –
- Bangor University
- Bangor University International College
- Birmingham City University
- Cardiff Metropolitan University
- Coventry University
- De Montfort University International College
- International College Dundee
- Jacobs University International College
- London South Bank University
- NABA, Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti
- Robert Gordon University Aberdeen
- The University of Central Lancashire
- University of Birmingham
- University of Dundee
- University of Chester
- University of Greenwich
- University of Greenwich International College
- University of Hertfordshire
- University of Hull
- University of Leeds
- University of Portsmouth
- University of Roehampton
- University of Strathclyde
- University of Sunderland
- University of Westminster
- University of the West of England
- University of the West of Scotland
- University of Worcester
Please visit Students from EU or Denmark
It depends on the University and every University have their own payment plan. Most of the Universities asking in advance tuition payment for 33% to 50% in order to issue the CAS.
For example,
Coventry University: Minimum CAS deposit 33% or 4,000 GBP of the tuition for the admission & 3 installment.
University of South wales :Minimum 50% fee is payable for CAS and rest of the fees can be paid by up to 7 monthly installments from the 2nd month of enrollment.
University of Portsmouth :Minimum CAS deposit of 3,500 GBP for the admission & two installment (1st 50% & 2nd 50%)
University of Chester : Minimum Cas deposit 4,000 GBP & additional tuition fees for the admission & 2 installment .
University of Greenwich : Minimum Cas deposit 3000 GBP & additional tuition fees for the admission .
University of Northumbria : Minimum Cas deposit 5,500 GBP & Additional tuition fees.
Ulster University : Minimum Cas deposit 5,500 GBP & additional tuition fees .
University of Sunderland : Minimum Cas deposit 3,500 & Full tuition fees .
University of Middlesex : Minimum Cas deposit approx 7,000 GBP or Half of tuition fees.
University of Bedfordshire : Minimum Cas deposit & additional tuition fees 65% for admission.
University of Law : Minimum Cas deposit 3,000 GBP for the admission .
Northampton University : Minimum Cas deposit 5,000 GBP & two installment for the admission.
Roehampton University : Minimum Cas deposit 2,000 for the admission .
Kingston University : Minimum Cas deposit 50% for the admission .
Wolverhampton University : Minimum Cas deposit 3,000 GBP for the admission .
Lancaster University : Minimum Cas deposit 1,000 -1,500 GBP for the admission
London South Bank University : Minimum Cas deposit 3,500 GBP + additional tuition fees for the admission .
Bangor University :Minimum Cas deposit 2,000 GBP for the admission
Brunel University : Initial 40% of fees (includes the 3,000 deposit)
University of Westminster :
Documents Checklist for application
Application Form
CV with full contact details for postgraduate
Transcripts & Certificate
10th / SSC / O’Level
12th /HSC / A’Level
UG
IELTS /PTE (If Applicable)
Statement of Purpose (300 Words covering the details of education, career plan, reason to choose
the University and reason to choose UK for higher studies)
Two Reference Letters (Academic / Employment)
Copy of Passport (Bio-Data Pages)
Portfolio (if applicable)
Research Proposal for DBA only
Any previous visa rejections
Here are the top things admissions teams will look for when reviewing your application:
- qualifications
- content of written personal statement displaying passion for the subject area, while demonstrating motivation, enthusiasm, and the skills and experiences that will enable you to succeed at university
- content of reference
- knowledge of, and commitment to, the subject discipline
- good attitude to learning and personal development
- ability to articulate yourself fluently and accurately in writing – it is a sign of what’s to come for tutors
Knowing what to do can be tough. As a starting point, it’s helpful to know what sort of job or career you’d like to have – don’t worry if you don’t know what you want to do yet though!
Research careers
Work out what sort of job sector you’d like to work in by researching some careers. There’s a huge variety of job roles, many of which you may not have thought of.
Career quiz
Career quizzes can be fun, but they can’t tell you what you should do or your perfect job – they can give you ideas to start looking into. Our career quiz is a fun, short quiz which analyses your personality to see which job areas might suit you.
Starting business or self-employment
Have you considered working for yourself or setting up your own business?
- Shell LiveWIRE offers support information and advice for 16-30 year olds considering setting up their own business.
- The Prince’s Trust enterprise programme also offers help. They support unemployed people between 18 and 30 to work out if their business ideas are viable and if self-employment is right for them.
Work experience and volunteering
If you have an idea as to the sort of job you’d like to do why not volunteer or take part in a work taster. Work experience will look good on your CV and give you a better idea as to whether you’d enjoy your chosen career.
- All about careers gives useful guide to work experience and includes information on how you can get it.
- If you’re interested in volunteering VInspired is a guide for 14-24 year olds. You can search and apply for local volunteering opportunities through them.
- Interested in youth social action? There are many volunteering opportunities and programmes available across the UK. Find lots of ideas and further information on the iwill website.
- You may also want to consider National Citizen Service, it’s a residential and local programme for students in years 11 or 12.
- International Citizen Service (ICS) – government funded international volunteering placements for 18-25 year olds in the UK.
Apprenticeships and traineeships
If you have a good idea of what you’d like to do, explore whether there are apprenticeship or traineeship opportunities in your chosen field.
Student visa application :
1.students applying from their home country can submit before 6 month .
2.when applying for the visa application form,students must add the ACL code for the center studying at (if the ISC has an ACL code.
- If the ISC does not have an ACL ,students collect their BRP at the nearest post office to their place of residence in the UK.
Documents for submission:
1.Passport/other travel documents
2.CAS letter(Evidence of any qualification specified)/COE
3.Evidence of english language
4.Finances as detailed evidence of the student route guidance/Bank statement
5.Tuberculosis certificate
6.Motivation letter
7.Offer letter/Admission letter
8.Health insurance 470 pound(refundable)
9.visa fee (52,000 BDT)
Visa processing time outside of the UK upto 3 weeks.
Visa application fees:
1.Stantard application outside UK GBP 348
2.Priority 5 business days +£220
3.super priority next day +£956
Short term study visa (11 months):GBP 185
The student is a points based system 70 point to be awarded a visa
>50 points a valid CAS from a licenced student sponsor
>10 point financial evidence,courses fee,living cost
>10 Point English requirement .
There add credible and genuine interview
Students must pay health surcharge if they apply for a visa :
>for more than 6 months,if a student is applying from outside.
>The health surcharge is £470 per year and must be paid as parts of the visa application.(13-17 month £705 will be charged)
Application and Condition
>payment of the application and immigration health surcharge fees
>Relation of required for a dependent
>Financial requirements for dependent
>Relation of required for a dependent
Requirement CAS issuing :
>Unconditional confirmation of an offer to study
>Pre CAS payment(deposit)
>Academic documents
>Financial documents
>UKVISELTs requirement
Non UKVI SELs will be accept self assessment :
>IELTS
>TOEFL
>Cambridge ESOL
>PTE
>Duolingo(Except for Huddersfield icas and Huddersfield london)
>Language Cert International
Finance Requirement
>10,334 pound (per month)London
>10,023 pound (per month)outside London
Financial evidence :
>Financial or government sponsorship
>A student loan from a government ,government sponsored loan company regulated student loans scheme
>Own money
>Parents/partner’s money (must provide a consent letter)
Not accepting overdraft ,stocks and shares,Bank account not used,Don’t have country body in application.
Financial documents: Bank statements,Building social passbook,deposit certificate ,a letter from bank account or building society.
Brilliant work opportunities
Generally, an international student can work up to 20 hours a week during term-time, and ten hours when school is out. This allows students to take on a part-time job or an internship, to learn new skills and earn money while studying.
Your university may even help you secure an internship as part of your course, which will most certainly give you a competitive edge when you graduate.
The UK Government has also announced a new post-study visa that will allow international students who graduate from the summer of 2021 to stay and work in the UK for a further two years.
We do not require any service charges at the moment.
When you start the application with us, you need to pay us 150 Euro as procedure money. If you do not get admission the you will get back the amount.