UK
Study in UK
The UK has an excellent reputation as an international study destination with world-class career prospects, among the world’s best facilities and a multicultural student community. The benefits of studying in UK go beyond the classroom to not only get qualifications that are respected by employers and academics worldwide but also foster a global outlook and life skills that make you stand out.
UK has a large number of universities and colleges which rank among the best in the world and offer a wide range of courses. One major advantage of UK is its one-year Master’s Degree for almost all courses – saving you considerable time and money. Also, unlike those in other countries, most UK universities recognise the Indian system of 3 year graduation. Britain’s worldwide reputation for quality in education and training is well-deserved and hard-earned.
UK quality standards are backed up by a rigorous and independent assessment system, so that students can be certain their vocational, undergraduate, or postgraduate qualification is officially approved and enjoys wide international recognition.
The UK is full of diverse cultures and people and this is what attracts many students to come here from other countries. From cosmopolitan cities to smaller towns and villages, the UK is a place of contrasts – a place where historical buildings mix with the latest contemporary architecture.
By coming to the UK to study you are likely to develop good language skills. English is arguably the most important language in today’s global business world. Most UK universities offer language support to international students.
Depending on their visas, international students in the UK can work up to 20 hours a week during term time and full time during vacation. All UK universities have career services which provide a wide range of services to help students find work including access to job adverts, help on writing CVs and preparing for interviews and advice on UK immigration rules.
Part time jobs are available to students with an average pay of about £ 10 - £ 12 per hour. Checking out career websites, local stores or contacting career services at your university are some ways to find out about vacancies.
