Here’s why you should choose UK as your study abroad destination!
They also have a reputation for world-class research. UK higher education degrees and qualifications are recognised by employers and academics worldwide. Students get the opportunity to develop the skills, knowledge, critical thinking, and connections to drive forward their careers.
The UK has retained its position as a popular destination among international students owing to its long standing tradition of providing quality education. The standard of teaching and research at UK universities and colleGES is routinely assessed and graded by official organisations to ensure that set benchmarks are met. Although UK institutes undertake the responsibility of ensuring standard and quality of different programmes themselves, independent audits are carried out by the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA). Professional bodies may also guide the curriculum and perform reviews on individual departments in an institute. ColleGES in Scotland may undergo reviews by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Education.
In fact, London was rated as the 5th best student-friendly city in the world, by QS rankings 2016. Among the benefits of studying in UK is a wide choice in picking your field of study and institution. You can choose from 150,000 courses at universities and colleGES across England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, and directly contact the institute to order prospectuses.
If you are looking to pursue a Master's course in the UK, you may find the one-year duration for all Master's programs to be a big advantage. Alternatively, you may opt for a Master's program in combination with a PhD, which will save you an additional year. Shorter duration of courses in the UK helps reduce tuition and accommodation costs.
The UK education system promotes close interaction between students and lecturers and provides the freedom to combine different subjects into a single course of study. English language support is offered by many institutions to help international students develop the essential study and language skills required to complete their course successfully. Most universities have counsellors and advisors to provide information and support to international students who can help you get used to the education system or any aspect of your course
Tuition fees for UK undergraduate and graduate degrees generally range from £10,000 - £18,000 (depending on the exchange rate at the time of study). On average, students need between £ 400- £ 600 for living expenses per month of study (depending on if you decide to live inside or outside London)
The UK has the sixth larGESt economy in the world and many of its cities are recognised as international business hubs, making it a great place to work for ambitious graduates
The UK economy is one of the most powerful in Europe and possesses a workforce of around 32 million people. The country's unemployment rate currently stands at a relatively low 4%, and the graduate labour market remains robust and by some measures is as strong as it has been for some time. Competition for graduate jobs is fierce but candidates with the right qualifications, skills and experience stand a good chance of employment.
The services sector dominates the UK economy with banking, insurance and business services all key drivers of the country's growth. Other important industries include metals, chemicals, aerospace, shipbuilding, motor vehicles, food processing, textiles and clothing, design, the arts and electronic and communications equipment.
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