Study in United Kingdom
Study in the UK: one-year master’s degrees, globally ranked universities, and a Graduate Route to work after you finish — all in English.
Why UK
- Master’s degrees are often just one year — less time, less overall cost
- Home to several of the world’s top-ranked universities
- Post-study work: the Graduate Route lets you stay and work for 18 months after your degree
- English-speaking, with large, established student communities
Popular courses in United Kingdom
- Business & Management
- Engineering
- Computer Science & AI
- Law
- Medicine & Health Sciences
Top universities in United Kingdom
- University of Oxford
- University of Cambridge
- Imperial College London
- University College London (UCL)
- University of Manchester
Intakes in United Kingdom
- September / October (main)
- January (selected courses)
- May (limited)
Fees, living costs & work in United Kingdom
⚠️ Figures below are indicative and change every year. Verify against official sources before relying on them.
- Tuition fees
- Roughly GBP 15,000–35,000 per year, depending on course and university
- Living cost
- Roughly GBP 12,000–15,000 per year — higher in London
- Work during study
- Up to 20 hours per week during term for most student visas
Post-study work & PR in United Kingdom
⚠️ Immigration and settlement rules change often — treat this as a starting point and confirm the current rules before you rely on them.
- After you graduate
- The Graduate Route allows 18 months of work after a bachelor’s or master’s (3 years for a PhD).
- PR / settlement
- There’s no direct settlement route from studying: the usual path is the Graduate Route into a Skilled Worker job with a licensed employer, then settlement. The qualifying period is under reform — check the current rules before relying on it.
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