Tuition£12,000 – £25,000 / year
Living costs£9,000 – £13,000 / year
IntakesSeptember (main) & January
Work while studying20 hrs/week during term
After graduationGraduate Route: 2 years (3 for PhD)
Popular fieldsBusiness, Computing & AI, Engineering, Public Health, Law
Why the UK?
- Shorter degrees: 3-year Bachelor's, 1-year Master's — one full year of tuition and living costs saved compared to most countries.
- Graduate Route visa: stay and work for 2 years after graduating (3 years after a PhD), no sponsor needed.
- Scholarships: most partner universities offer £2,000–£5,000 automatic international awards; Chevening covers everything for exceptional applicants.
- January intake makes the UK ideal if you missed September.
Indicative costs (2026)
| Item | Range |
|---|
| Bachelor's tuition | £12,000 – £18,000 / year |
| Master's tuition | £14,000 – £25,000 / year |
| Living (outside London) | £1,023+ / month (visa requirement) |
| Living (London) | £1,334+ / month (visa requirement) |
| IHS health surcharge | £776 / year |
Entry requirements (typical)
- Bachelor's: 60%+ in Intermediate/A-Levels (foundation routes exist for lower grades)
- Master's: 2nd division Bachelor's degree or higher; some universities accept 14/16-year education with a top-up
- English: IELTS 6.0–6.5 usually; many universities accept PTE, Oxford ELLT or their own online test — several waive IELTS on a good academic English background
Visa snapshot
Student visa requires a CAS from your university, proof of funds held for 28 days (tuition balance + living costs), TB test, and credibility. We prepare the entire file and brief you before submission.
Figures are indicative and change with exchange rates and policy updates — confirm current numbers in your free assessment.
