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United Kingdom: The mighty Lion
Made up of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Wales, the United Kingdom was once considered to be the center of the world, an Empire where the sun never set. Students from all over the world flocked to Universities of Oxford, Cambridge and the Royal College of Surgeons and degrees from these institutions including the Fellowship of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons is still considered to be a global benchmark.
The popularity of UK as a study destination diminished substantially after the extension of visa and granting of a 2 year work permit after studies was discontinued in 2012. The following graph shows a flat trend of non-EU students studying in UK:
Currently, the United Kingdom attracts over 500,000 students each year…. a number which is slated to increase multifold, thanks to the re-introduction of the Work Permit System at the completion of of your graduation. The UK has over 400 colleges who offer the entire range of courses available globally.
- High quality educational institutions offering a wide range of courses.
- Shorter course duration for similar programs reduces overall costs.
- No SAT, GRE or GMAT requirement.
- Easy admission criteria as global school diplomas are accepted.
- Special PG Scholarship programs for Commonwealth Country Students
- Work while studying and Work Permit after studying.
- Scholarships and Financial Support available.
- Strong Research Infrastructure.
- Support System.
- Annual tuition fees for international students start from around £12,000 for undergraduate studies in humanities and base line courses and can reach up to £45,000 for medical and clinical degrees. Tuition fees for Engineering, Science and Management studies vary depending on the pedigree of the institution, the location and also their ranking status; varies between £15,000 to £40,000 for most courses.
- Postgraduate degrees can cost you from £12,000 to £50,000 depending on the specialization…. However, a number of scholarships are available for PG. It is noteworthy that most PG degrees in the UK can be obtained in one year, making it an attractive prospect.
- Add to this the cost of living in the UK as a student. Annual costs per student can vary from £12,000 per year to £18,000 per year depending on the location of the college and the nature of accommodation chosen. The cost of living in cities like London and Birmingham can be higher than other areas.
- This cost includes accommodation, boarding, health insurance, communication, petty expenses and a reasonable amount being spent on tourism and leisure.
- At FACT, we have our focus optimizing the cost and quality parameters considering the background of our students. Our experience of guiding students, close interactions with the universities and its graduated students, as well as study about the current policies for the international students come to your benefit when you decide to apply to UK.