Study in the UK

You can apply up to three months before your intended date of travel to the UK. Your application date is the date when your application fee is paid.

Working part-time while can be a great way to help with the cost of living in the UK and also gain work experience in your field of study.

You should think carefully about insurance cover to help protect your health, your home and your belongings.

Moving to a new country isn’t always easy. That’s why most universities, colleges and education institutions offer dedicated support services to help international students adjust to life in the UK and make the most of your study (and holiday) time.

You want to enjoy a healthy and happy study life in the UK. Knowing how much you need to for living expenses is a great starting point, but keep in mind the cost of living may be higher or lower depending on where you live.

Depending on what you need – and your budget - you might choose to rent a flat, live on campus, live in a private hall of residence, or live with a local family (homestay).

Making yourself feel at home in Newcastle shouldn’t take long – the locals here will go out of their way to welcome you with open arms.

London – it’s one of the world’s largest, most happening cities. That can be a little overwhelming, but for the most part, incredibly exciting.

Scotland is probably best known for being a land of men in skirts (kilts), questionable dishes made out of a sheep’s stomach (haggis) and accents that can be pretty hard to work out.

Cardiff is a multicultural, vibrant city, filled with beautiful architecture stretching all the way from Roman, to Norman, to Medieval, to present day.

Glasgow is a vibrant multicultural city with rich history bursting with energy and home to over 20,000 international students.

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