Study in United Kingdom
Globally respected degrees, completed faster.
UK universities are known for academic quality and shorter courses: most bachelor’s degrees take 3 years and many master’s degrees just 1 year, which saves both time and money.
At a glance
🗣️ Language
English
💱 Currency
Pound Sterling (GBP)
🗓️ Intakes
September — main intake · January · Some universities also offer May
🎓 Study length
Bachelor’s 3 years · Master’s 1 year
💰 Tuition (approx.)
Roughly £12,000–£30,000 per year (medicine and some specialised courses cost more)
🏠 Living costs (approx.)
Roughly £10,000–£15,000 per year; London is more expensive
Figures are approximate and change from year to year and school to school. Your counselor confirms exact costs and requirements before you apply.
Why study in United Kingdom?
- ✓Short, intensive degrees — 1-year master’s programmes
- ✓Internationally recognised universities and qualifications
- ✓Foundation and pathway programmes for students who need extra preparation
- ✓Strong links with industry and professional bodies
- ✓A graduate route to work after study (subject to current rules)
Popular fields of study
Admission requirements
- •Valid international passport
- •Academic transcripts and certificates (WASSCE for undergraduate entry; degree certificate and transcript for postgraduate)
- •Proof of English proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo or the school’s own test) unless exempt
- •Statement of purpose and CV / résumé where required
- •Recommendation letters (mainly for postgraduate programmes)
- •Proof of funds and sponsor documents
- •Personal statement (UCAS statement for many undergraduate applications)
Student visa process
- 1
Receive your offer
Accept the offer and meet any conditions.
- 2
Get your CAS
The university issues a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) once you accept and pay any deposit.
- 3
Prepare finances
Show the required funds for tuition and living costs, held for the required period.
- 4
Apply online
Submit the Student visa application, pay the fee and Immigration Health Surcharge, and book biometrics.
Working while studying
Students at degree level can usually work part-time during term and full-time in holidays, within set hour limits.
After graduation
The Graduate Route allows eligible graduates to stay and work after finishing their degree. Rules change, so your counselor confirms the current terms.
Our partner universities in United Kingdom
Common questions
Do I need a foundation year?
Not always. If your WASSCE results do not meet direct entry for a bachelor’s degree, an international foundation programme is a common route.
Can I bring my family?
Dependants are now restricted for most taught courses. Check with your counselor before planning to bring family.
Ready to study in United Kingdom?
Speak with a counselor about the right school, intake and budget for you, or start your application in the student portal.