Study in United Kingdom
1–year master's & world-ranked universities
- 1-year master's degrees save time & money
- 4 of the world's top 10 universities
- 2-year post-study work visa
Why study in United Kingdom?
Home to some of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the world, the UK offers shorter, intensive degrees and a 2-year post-study Graduate Route visa.
- 1-year master's degrees save time & money
- 4 of the world's top 10 universities
- 2-year post-study work visa
Key facts
- Intakes
- September, January, May
- Avg. tuition
- £12,000 – £28,000 / year
- Living cost
- £9,200 – £13,300 / year
- Work rights
- 20 hrs/week during term
- Post-study work
- 2 years (Graduate Route)
- Visa type
- Student Route (Tier 4)
Popular cities
- London
- Manchester
- Birmingham
- Edinburgh
- Glasgow
Top courses
- Business Analytics
- Computer Science
- Finance
- Public Health
- Law
Nations & regions
Study destinations span the length of United Kingdom— here's where our students head.
- England
- Scotland
- Wales
- Northern Ireland
- Greater London
- South East
- North West
- West Midlands
- Yorkshire & the Humber
A selection of institutions we partner with in United Kingdom. Ask us about scholarships, entry requirements and application deadlines.
Coventry
London
Hatfield
What you'll need
- Completed prior qualification (12th / bachelor's) with strong academic grades
- English proficiency - IELTS / TOEFL / PTE for United Kingdom (or an approved equivalent)
- A compelling Statement of Purpose (SOP) and Letters of Recommendation
- Valid passport and attested academic transcripts
- Proof of funds covering tuition and living costs (£9,200 – £13,300 / year)
- Student Route (Tier 4) application submitted after you accept your offer
Frequently asked
- How much does it cost to study in United Kingdom?
- Tuition typically ranges £12,000 – £28,000 / year, with living costs around £9,200 – £13,300 / year. We help you build a realistic budget and hunt down scholarships to bring it down.
- Can I work while studying in United Kingdom?
- Yes - international students can work 20 hrs/week during term. After you graduate, you can stay and work for 2 years (Graduate Route).
- When can I apply - what are the intakes?
- United Kingdom universities generally open intakes in September, January, May. Applying 8-12 months early gives you the best shot at admits, scholarships and visa slots.
- Which visa will I need?
- You'll apply for the Student Route (Tier 4). Our team prepares your complete visa file and coaches your interview - we maintain a 98% visa success rate.
Ready to make United Kingdom your next home?
Our counsellors handle everything — shortlisting, applications, visas and pre-departure. Start with a free consultation.