UK Process

Studying in the UK can be an exciting yet complex journey. At Ratnas Overseas, we guide you through every step — from course selection to visa approval — ensuring a smooth and stress-free experience.

Why Study in UK?

Globally Recognized Education

The UK boasts some of the world’s most prestigious universities, renowned for their academic excellence and global reputation. Graduating from a UK institution opens doors to a vast array of international opportunities.

Internationally Recognized Qualifications

With a wide variety of courses and specializations, students can find the perfect fit for their academic and career interests. From traditional subjects to cutting-edge disciplines, the UK caters to diverse educational pursuits. The best part? UK degrees are highly respected and recognized worldwide.

Cultural Diversity & Vibrant Campus Life

Studying in the UK allows students to experience a rich cultural mix, fostering a sense of global understanding and creating lifelong friendships from different backgrounds. The UK also universities prioritize the welfare and success of their students.

2-Year Post-Study Work Visa

One of the most appealing aspects of studying in the UK is the opportunity to apply for a 2-year post-study work visa after completing a degree. This visa allows international students to stay and work in the UK, gaining valuable work experience and exploring career opportunities in their chosen fields.

All you need to know about Study in UK

The UK offers two primary intakes for international students, making it flexible for aspiring learners.

The main intake in the fall, typically in September/October, provides a wide range of courses across universities.

A secondary intake in the spring, around January/February, is available for select courses.

The cost of studying in the UK can vary depending on factors such as the level of study, course type, and university location.

On average, undergraduate courses range from £12,000 to £25,000 per year, while postgraduate programs can cost around £15,000 to £30,000 annually.

It’s crucial to factor in additional expenses such as accommodation, living costs, and course-specific materials when planning your budget.

Universities offer scholarships for International students ranging between 1000 – 6000 GBP

These scholarships are available to overseas students to help fund a one-year Master’s degree. To be eligible for this award, students must demonstrate leadership and decision-making skills across a range of areas, including business, media, politics, and academia.

Commonwealth Scholarships and Fellowships: These funding opportunities are offered by Commonwealth Scholarship Commission UK. Over 900 scholarships and fellowships are available each year for students of Commonwealth countries to help them fund their postgraduate education.

Marshall Scholarships for American Students: These scholarships are offered to 40 graduates from the US. Students must have a minimum GPA of 3.7 to apply and their degree must have been awarded within in the past three years. This resource includes university fees, living expenses, travel costs (flights and daily commute) and entails a contribution towards the support of a dependent spouse.

To study in the UK international students must meet certain requirements.

Admission requirements for studying in the UK vary depending on the course and university.

These typically include academic transcripts and certificates English language proficiency (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL) Statement of Purpose (SOP), Letters of recommendation CV/Resume, Some courses might require additional tests (e.g., GMAT for business)

To study in the UK, you’ll typically need a Tier 4 (General) student visa.

This general visa is for students aged 16 or over who have been offered a place on a longer-term course, and allows you to stay for a greater duration of time than a short-term visa. It also permits the holder to work in most jobs, and to extend the visa should they choose to study further.

This visa is for students who are over 18 years old planning on undertaking a short program of study, including an English language or training course, or a short research period as part of a study abroad program. The short-term visa is valid for up to six months, and once expired cannot be extended. Obtaining this visa does not allow you to work in the UK, including placements or work experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of studying in the UK?

Studying in the UK offers numerous benefits, including access to world-renowned universities, diverse cultural experiences, high-quality education, opportunities for research and innovation, and the chance to improve your English language skills.

What are the intakes for studying in the UK?

UK universities usually have two major intakes: September and January. However, some courses might also have additional intakes in April or May. It’s recommended to check the specific intake availability for your desired course.

How does the UK education system differ from other countries?

The UK education system is known for its flexible structure, emphasis on independent learning, and practical approach. It often includes a mix of lectures, seminars, and self-directed study, allowing students to develop critical thinking and research skills.

How does studying in the UK enhance my career prospects?

Studying in the UK can enhance your career prospects by providing you with a globally recognized degree, exposure to international networks, and access to job opportunities in various industries. The UK’s education system emphasizes practical skills and research, making graduates more attractive to employers.

Will I be eligible for the 2-year post-study work visa when studying in the UK?

Yes, the UK offers a post-study work visa known as the Graduate Route, which allows eligible international students to stay in the UK for up to 2 years after completing their studies. This visa provides an opportunity to work or seek employment without requiring a separate work visa.

Can I work part-time during my studies in the UK?

Yes, as an international student on a Tier 4 student visa, you can work part-time during your studies (up to 20 hours per week) and full-time during holidays. This allows you to gain valuable work experience while studying.

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