10 Reasons to study in the UK

The United Kingdom is proud to have many of their universities placed in top global league tables such as the QS World Rankings and The Times’ Higher Education Rankings amongst others. Graduating from top-ranked universities will allow you to enter work with a CV that stands out and your subject knowledge will be deeper than the average candidate pursuing employment.

Higher education qualifications gained in the UK hold immense respect and high reputation internationally. This will prove to be extremely beneficial when applying for work with top organisations and developing your career.

Tier 4 student visa gives international students permission to work for up to 20 hours per week., This provides great opportunities not only to earn while studying, but also to gain work experience desired by employers. There are many opportunities for internships, work placements and part-time jobs in the UK.

English is the most used language in the world. Studying in the UK, the home of the English language, enhances career prospects by developing language knowledge and teaching academic and professional language skills that are sought-after by employers.

The Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) for Higher Education is a government body which regularly inspects and assesses universities. The standards of teaching, learning and research are upheld to extremely high standards, ensuring top-quality courses and teaching methods are provided to all students.

The UK is home to many international communities, it is a friendly and tolerant place with rich and diverse cultures. This provides a homely and familiar environment for visitors and inhabitants alike, with many opportunities to experience new cultures as well as share your culture with the rest of the UK.

The United Kingdom is an exceptionally interesting place to live and study, as it is filled with a history of wealth. The extraordinary architecture, castles, historic towns, and many museums, provide scope for exploration and learning.

The UK jewel, which is the NHS, is available to all students in the UK who are studying for more than 6 months. This means that there is medical help available 24/7 when needed, with no financial implications.

According to the QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2019, UK universities often score high in graduate employability. Many universities provide help to their graduates with finding suitable work placements and starting their careers.

Courses in the UK are relatively shorter in duration when compared to the rest of the world. Shorter courses allow for qualification to be obtained sooner, in turn lowering lessening / reducing the cost of tuition and living in the country.