Study in UK

Why study in UK

• Study in the UK is the second most preferred choice of students going abroad.
• The UK offers internationally recognised degrees. 8 of the top 100 universities are in the UK.
• World’s oldest and highly ranked universities.
• Over 50,000 degree, diploma and research programs to choose from.
• Flexible programs & industry exposure.
• Short-duration programs at every level.
• Scholarships and financial aid for international students.
• Affordable education and better career prospects.
• Gateway to Europe and a streamlined student visa process.
• Scientific and innovative methods of teaching.
• Opportunity to work 20 hrs per week part-time and full-time on weekends.
• International students from over 150 countries enrolled in UK universities.

UK postgraduate study that suits your needs

• Full-time postgraduate courses in the UK vary from one year to four years, depending on the type of course.
• One-year courses: Postgraduate Certificate/Diploma, Master’s degrees, MBA’s.
• Two-year courses: Some master’s degrees.
• Three to four-year courses: PhDs, New Route PhDs.

What programs to choose?

• Pre-Master’s courses — if your qualifications or English don’t quite match a UK Master’s; many guarantee progression to a Master’s.
• Postgraduate Certificate or Diploma (PG Cert / Dip) — 1-year courses without research, often accepted as professional qualifications.
• Taught Master’s (MA, MSc, LLM, MEd, etc.) — generally one year: modules plus a dissertation from original research.
• Research Master’s (MRes, MPhil) — a year devoted to research; the final mark is your dissertation.
• Master of Business Administration (MBA) — the best-known and most popular postgraduate qualification.

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