Study UK Information

• London Tour Information You can pick up free brochures and maps, and buy London guide books. You can also book theatre, tour and attractions tickets at some Tourist Information Centres.
• Brimingham Tour Information Communities from every continent have made their home in Birmingham over hundreds of years and have brought with them a cornucopia of cuisines, cultural festivals and faiths that have all been adopted into the city.
• Scotland Tour Information Discover Scotland and you’ll find the country is a fantastic mix of stunning landscapes, wildlife and wonderful local produce, combined with a thriving arts and culture scene, and topped off with a colourful history of epic battles and historic castles.
• Why Study in the United Kingdom The UK is one of the world’s most popular destinations in the world for international students.
• The UK is a global leader in international education According to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings (2012), the UK is home to half the top 10 universities in Europe and the universities of Oxford, Cambridge and London (Imperial College) are ranked amongst the top 10 in the world.
• Improve your employment prospects While studying in the UK, you will have the opportunity to improve your CV by working and improving your English.
• Financial benefits and value for money Most undergraduate degrees in the UK take three years and masters degrees take one, compared to four years and two years respectively in many countries. So you could save time and money by studying in the UK.
• Broaden your horizons By living in the UK, you will not only have the opportunity to experience new culture but also meet people from different backgrounds who hold different views.
• Improve your EnglishBy studying and living in Britain, you will be immersed in the language and have the opportunity to perfect English Communication skills.
• Length of study UK university degrees are shorter than degrees in most other countries.
• Work part-time while you study International students in the UK are usually allowed to work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full time during vacation.
• Subsidised healthcare The National Health Service (NHS) is the UK’s government-run health service, which provides treatment and healthcare for UK residents, including free consultations with a doctor.
• Scholarships UK schools, colleges and universities offer a range of many different financial sources like grants, bursaries and scholarships which are available to international student who wishes to study in the UK.