Thanks to its centuries-old history of education, the United Kingdom attracts students from all over the world, offering a wide range of courses and programs, from short-term courses to doctoral-level education. Students studying in the UK expand their knowledge in an international environment surrounded by the rich cultural heritage of the country.

We work with educational institutions in the United Kingdom because it is an unconditional guarantee of quality, and a British diploma is highly regarded. The UK is home to some of the world's top universities, and the level of British education speaks for itself. Here, the unemployment rate is low, and graduates can work for up to two years after completing their studies – all of which helps students gain experience, establish themselves, and build their path abroad. And we will help them with enrollment.

UK - Quality Guarantee and UK Absolute Diploma

University of Oxford: QS World University Rankings 2022 - 2nd place, Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2022 - 5th place

University of Cambridge: QS World University Rankings 2022 - 6th place, Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2022 - 6th place

Imperial College London: QS World University Rankings 2022 - 8th place, Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2022 - 10th place

EXAMPLES OF TOP UNIVERSITIES IN THE UK

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COST OF EDUCATION

The cost of education at universities in the UK depends on the chosen program and university.

The cost of studying at UK universities depends on the chosen program and university.

Average tuition fees for international students range from £14,000 to £38,000 per year. In some cases, the numbers may be higher, such as cost of medical programs.

COST OF LIVING

The cost of living in the UK depends on the location, level of educational institution and type of housing. There are two accommodation options to choose from: a student residence or a rented apartment. Residence accommodation costs on average from £80 to £500 per week. Rent ranges from £400 to £1,500 per month, so students often share accommodation with classmates to reduce costs.

WHAT DO YOU NEED FOR A UK VISA

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Be accepted to study at an educational institution with a license for educational activities and registered in the list of sponsors of educational institutions.

Prove financial independence for the entire period of study in the UK and provide bank statements, letters of support from relatives and other supporting documents.

Provide documents confirming knowledge of the language in which the studying will take place. This usually requires passing the international language exams TOEFL, IELTS or Cambridge English.

Pay the consular fee and pay the immigration deposit.

Confirm that you have health insurance that covers all costs of treatment in the UK.

Fill out and sign the application for a student visa, attaching all the necessary documents: an invitation to study, evidence of financial independence and others.

EMPLOYMENT PROSPECTS

Examples of popular industries where graduates can find work:

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IT companies. The UK is also a center of IT innovation, so graduates tend to work in the offices of Google, Amazon, Microsoft, IBM and others.

Medical industry. The UK also has high demand for workers in the healthcare industry, including doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals.

Education. Students educated in the UK can also find work in the educational sector, try their hand at teaching and research.

The starting salary for graduates in the UK depends on the industry in which the graduate works, his or her qualifications and level of education. On average, students can expect to earn between £20,000 and £30,000 per year.

Financial industry. London is one of the world's financial centers, so there are many opportunities for work in the banking, insurance and investment industries.

WORK WHILE STUDYING

While in the country, international students may work a maximum of 20 hours per week during semesters and full time between semesters. After completing their studies, students can apply for a work visa if they find an employer who is willing to sponsor their visa.

Universities where our students study

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King's College London
London School of Economics
University of York
City, University of London
INTO London
Bayes Business School
Newcastle University
University of Westminster

Queen Mary University of London
Istituto Marangoni
University of Glasgow
University of Essex
University of Bristol
University of Brighton
TEDI London

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