Study in United Kingdom
The United Kingdom is the world’s second most popular destination for international students, hosting roughly 460,000 learners from across the globe every year. Its higher education system is a global benchmark for academic excellence and research.
Why choose United Kingdom?
The UK offers globally ranked universities, internationally respected degrees and shorter programme durations — typically three years for a Bachelor’s and just one year for most Master’s programmes, enabling students to enter the workforce faster.
Education & programs
Students can pursue Foundation, Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD programmes across disciplines such as Business, Engineering, Computer Science, Medical Sciences, Arts and the Humanities.
Session & deadlines
Plan ahead — knowing intake windows early makes a real difference to your application.
Main Intake
September / October — the largest intake of the academic year.
Secondary Intake
January / February — available for selected programmes. Applications typically open a year in advance.
Language requirements
- Bachelor's
IELTS overall 6.0 with no band below 5.5 (university-specific variations apply).
- Master's
IELTS overall 6.5 with no band below 6.0 (university-specific variations apply).
Tuition fees
- Bachelor's: £12,000 – £18,000 per year (approx. BDT 17 – 25 lakh).
- Master's: £13,000 – £22,000 per year (approx. BDT 18 – 31 lakh).
Maintenance funds must be shown for at least 28 days before the visa application. Outside London: £10,224 for 9 months; Inside London: £13,347 for 9 months.
Scholarship opportunities
Numerous UK universities provide scholarships for international students.
Essential financial commitments
Key application and processing fees to budget for.
Career advancement & residency paths
From work permits to permanent residency, here's what to expect after graduation.
Permanent Residency (PR)
After several years on a valid work route such as the Skilled Worker visa, graduates may apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) — a pathway toward permanent residence.
Job Opportunities
Students can work up to 20 hours per week during semesters and full-time during official holidays. Common roles include retail, hospitality, warehouse, customer service and campus positions.
Job Search Year
The Graduate Route visa allows graduates to stay in the UK for two years after a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree.
Post-Study Work Permit
The Graduate Route provides 2 years of unrestricted work for Bachelor’s/Master’s graduates and 3 years for PhD holders, with no job offer required.
Spouse / Dependent Visa
Dependents are permitted only for research-based postgraduate programmes such as PhD or MRes. Taught Master’s and Bachelor’s programmes do not qualify under current rules.
General document requirements
Keep these ready and up to date. We'll guide you on country-specific formats and attestation.
Passport
A valid passport with at least 6 months of validity remaining at the time of application.
Academic Transcripts
Certified copies of transcripts and certificates from all previous institutions.
Language Proficiency
An accepted English test score such as IELTS, TOEFL, PTE or an approved MOI certificate.
Statement of Purpose
A focused personal statement outlining your study goals, motivation and career plans.
Recommendation Letters
At least two letters from professors or employers who know your work well.
Financial Documents
Bank statements, FDR or sponsor papers proving funds for tuition and living costs.
Visa Application Form
A fully completed and signed visa form specific to your destination country.
Health Insurance
Valid coverage that meets the host country requirements for your entire stay.
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