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Why study in UK

The UK defined as the United Kingdom is well known for its impressive history, culture, and innovation; it has been one of the promised destinations for international studies. The nation holds a retention rate of 85% in terms of higher education. And the most fascinating part about this nation is that it acquires the genesis of many renowned universities and colleges like Oxford, Cambridge, Glasgow and many more.

And due to all these reasons, the UK has become a paradigm. Let’s check out some reasons to pursue higher studies in this charming destination.

  • Studying in the UK means studying among the world-renowned universities as it houses more than 100+ universities and colleges.

  • All Educational degrees are accepted all over the world as a candidate will be studying with the most incredible alumna.

  • You will discover the best learning and research experience.

  • Courses duration is usually shorter as compared with the other countries.

  • Unique culture as you will get to experience history with modern comforts.

  • You can work along with your studies for up to 20 hours a week.

  • The tuition fees are usually cheaper as compared to the US and Australia.

  • Free access to Medical Coverage while studying

  • The nation enjoys the highest student satisfaction rates with an immense count of more than 2.50 million since 2012.

In a nutshell, the UK holds an impressive count, especially when it comes to university options and programs. So, if you’ve not decided yet where to study; then the UK can be a favorable option.

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Courses In UK

The British education system has a worldwide reputation for excellence. Students educated in UK can be confident that their qualifications will be respected throughout their lives.

International Students may enter British universities through three different routes.

International Foundation Course

A Levels

Advanced vocational diplomas (GNVQ/BTEC)

Subjects Choices

Art & Design, Construction, Business, Computing, Engineering, Fashion, Hospitality & Catering and Sports Studies Textiles etc.

Duration

1-2 years

Higher Education

Higher National Diploma (HND) or Degree (BA or BSc)

Choices

Art & Humanities, Business, Hospitality Management, Information Technology, Engineering, Sports Science etc.

Duration

2-4 years

Tuition fees

6000 Pounds to 9445 Pounds Per year
This guide is intended as a general guide only and the information it contains may change. Check that the information is correct by calling the office of DPS Overseas.

Requirements To Study In UK

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There are many different entry requirements depending on your chosen type of UK study. The great thing about studying in the UK is that even if you don’t meet the requirements for one course, you can choose another at a different level and work your way up. The UK offers a range of study options to suit international students at all levels.

Improving your English language skills

You will need a good understanding of English before you can study at most further and higher education institutions in the UK. Studying an English language course in the UK, such as English for academic purposes (EAP) or a pre-sessional course, will prepare you for further study.

Another option is to take an English test such as IELTS in your home country before you come to the UK. The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is the world’s leading English test of its kind, testing the four language skills: listening, reading, writing and speaking. Over 1,000 UK institutions recognise IELTS and the test is available in over 125 different countries.

You could also take the Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE Academic), which is administered online at Pearson testing centres. The test is recognised by more than 100 institutions in the UK and accurately measures the English language listening, reading, speaking and writing abilities of non-native speakers.

Entry requirements for UK undergraduate study

The qualifications you need depend on the course you want to study. You should have completed at least 13 years of education in your own country or in the UK, and have taken pre-university qualifications equivalent to UK A-levels, Scottish Highers or National Diplomas.

If you haven’t got these qualifications yet don’t worry – you can still study in the UK.

Qualifications required :

HND

Qualifications equivalent to one or two UK A-levels, two Scottish Highers or a Higher National Certificate or BTEC National Diploma; or an international foundation year. Plus IELTS 5.5-6.0

Foundation Degree

Qualifications equivalent to one or two UK A-levels, one or two Scottish Highers or a National Diploma; or an international foundation year. Plus IELTS 5.5-6.0

Diploma of Higher Education

Qualifications equivalent to one or two UK A-levels, two or three Scottish Highers or a National Diploma; or an international foundation year. Plus IELTS 5.5-6.0

Degree

Qualifications equivalent to two or three UK A-levels, three or four Scottish Highers, a Higher National Certificate or Diploma, or BTEC National Diploma; or an international foundation year. Plus IELTS 6.0-6.5

Entry requirements for postgraduate or MBA study

To begin a postgraduate course in the UK, you'll need to hold an undergraduate degree from the UK or overseas. You'll be expected to have obtained a first or good 2:1 (or international equivalent) in a directly related subject and you'll need to speak English to at least IELTS 6.5 level for most courses.

Qualifications required :

Pre-master's

Undergraduate degree plus IELTS 5.0-5.5

PG Cert/PG Dip

Undergraduate degree plus IELTS 6.5-7.0, or a pre-master's course

Master's degree

First or upper second class undergraduate degree plus IELTS 7.0, or a pre-master's course

MBA

First degree, 2-3 years’ business experience, plus IELTS 6.5-7.0

PHD

Master's degree, plus IELTS 6.5-7.0

Entry requirements for UK independent schools

To apply to a UK independent school, you'll need to have a good standard of education from your own country. You won't be expected to have passed formal qualifications, but may be asked to sit the school's own entrance exam in subjects such as English and maths.

Some schools may ask students to sit entrance exams in English and maths. The common entrance exam is also used by many schools for students who enter at the age of 13.

Entry requirements for career-based and pre-university study

The qualifications you’ll need will depend on the course you want to study. Some qualifications (such as A-levels Scottish Highers and and BTEC National Diplomas) are below university level and lead directly on to higher education. Others (such as HNDs and foundation degrees) are university-level qualifications that enable you to join a degree course in the second or third year.

Qualifications required :

BTEC National Diploma

Good general high school education equivalent to four GCSEs grades A –C, plus IELTS 4.5-5.0

AS/A-levels

Good general high school education equivalent to five GCSEs grades A –C, plus IELTS 4.5-5.0

Scottish Highers/Advanced Highers

Good general high school equivalent to six Standard Grade qualifications grades 1-3, plus IELTS 4.5-5.0

International Foundation Year

Twelve years of school education or equivalent in your own country, plus IELTS 4.5-5.0

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Institutes In UK

Cambridge Group

  • Cats College - Cambridge School of Visual and Performing Arts ( Cambridge Group).

  • Stafford House international ( Cambridge Group).

  • ONCAMPUS Coventry leading to Coventry University

  • ONCAMPUS London South Bank University leading to London South Bank University

  • ONCAMPUS UK North (UCLAN) Leading to UCLAN (University of Central Lancashire) and other Northern Universities

  • ONCAMPUS Hull leading to University of Hull

  • ONCAMPUS Reading leading to University of Reading

  • ONCAMPUS Sunderland leading to University of Sunderland

  • ONCAMPUS London (Birkbeck university of London) leading to Birkbeck University of London – ONE TO MANY TRANSFER - Preferred Partners Royal Holloway university of London, Queen Mary university of London, Goldsmiths university of London, Royal veterinary college, the Courtauld Institute of Art.

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