How to Study in the UK for International Students (2023 Edition) | Study in UK Consultants

Every year, thousands of international

students choose to study in the UK. Apart from being home to the most

prestigious universities in the world, it is also considered a cultural

hub in Europe, with many benefits to consider.

 

 

Why study in the UK?

Choosing to study at UK universities offers numerous economic,

cultural and social benefits. You can get ahead in your profession and

save costs by taking advantage of a shorter, more intensive course. The

UK also has a number of programs that offer student discounts, access to

cheap public transport and study materials.

UK Entry Requirements for International Students

When you apply to a university in the UK, you will need to submit a number of important documents, such as:

Check if your qualifications are recognized in the UK and/or if you need a certificate of equivalence.

How much does studying in the UK cost?

The cost of studying in the UK depends on the type of degree and the

institution or university attended. The UK is home to a wide variety of

prestigious educational institutions, each setting its own tuition fees.

Let’s see what is the minimum required to attend a university there.

Study program	Average annual tuition fees in GBP
Bachelor’s degree	13,000 to 32,000
master diploma	13,000 to 32,000
Doctoral degree	15,000 to 24,000

Scholarships to study in UK

Most of the scholarships available in the UK are for international

students pursuing postgraduate studies. However, there are some

scholarships available for undergraduate students, and they are usually

offered by the university.

Here are some of the most prestigious scholarships for international students in the UK:

Scholarship name	Description
Chevening Scholarship	Chevening scholarships are provided by the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office which funds these masters scholarships. Applicants must be citizens of one of the 144 qualifying countries and must agree to work in their home country for a minimum of two years after graduation.
Commonwealth Scholarships	The scholarships are available to masters and PhD students from 62 Commonwealth countries. The scholarship will normally pay for all your expenses, including tuition fees, accommodation and transport to and from the UK.
GREAT scholarships	GREAT scholarships are part of the British Council’s international student finance program in the UK. It is important to note that each country has a unique application process. Each scholarship is worth a minimum of £10,000 and most scholarships are available in all subjects.

Visa requirements for UK students

The UK student visa requirement is determined by your age and the

type of study you wish to pursue. Find out more about the types of UK

visas available to international students.

For the most part you will need:

• A valid passport or other valid travel documents.
• Reference number of the Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) and documents used to obtain CAS.
• Proof of funds to cover your living expenses for the duration of your course.
• Passport size color photo.
• Review documentation
• Tuberculosis screening (if necessary).
• Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS) approval certificate (if required).