Experiential Learning in the UK

The UK’s shorter course durations make it easier for students to manage their living expenses by working part-time during their studies. Students can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during breaks, providing valuable experience and financial support. UK universities blend traditional lectures with innovative teaching methods, fostering creative and critical thinking, problem-solving, leadership, and self-motivation.

Top 10 Popular UK Degrees for International Students:

Cost for International Students in INR:

Scholarships and Funding

There are various funding options available for studying in the UK, including scholarships, grants, bursaries, fellowships, loans, and financial awards.
Some notable scholarships include:

The amount of scholarship awarded depends on the university and the course of study. Some research programs offer up to 100% scholarships.

Visa Application

International students usually require a student visa to study in the UK. Your visa will allow you to live and study in the UK for the duration of your course. The type of visa needed depends on the length of your stay and the course duration. The Envision team assists with visa procedures before and during your travel to the UK. You must have an offer from a university or college before applying for a visa. After receiving a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS), you can apply for your visa.

What Studying in the UK Offers

The UK’s academic reputation is globally recognized, with its universities ranking among the best worldwide. These institutions collaborate with professional bodies and employers to ensure graduates are well-prepared for the job market. With over 500,000 international students enrolling annually, the UK remains a top destination for higher education.

Studying in the UK offers more than just academic knowledge. It provides opportunities to network with peers and professionals from around the world, enhancing your career prospects. The UK’s educational system combines academic rigor with practical experience, giving students a well-rounded education. Additionally, the UK’s proximity to Europe allows for enriching travel opportunities during your studies.

Accommodation in the UK

Most UK universities offer student housing, either on-campus or nearby, helping to reduce travel costs and foster a sense of community. These dormitories typically include shared kitchens and living spaces. For those seeking private accommodation, options are available, though costs can be higher. Sharing a flat with a roommate or finding part-time work can help offset these expenses. Public transport is widely accessible, making commuting to campus convenient for students living off-campus.

Health Benefits and Insurance

The UK’s National Health Service (NHS) provides world-class healthcare, with international students covered under the NHS by paying a health surcharge when applying for a visa. This entitles you to the same medical care as UK citizens, eliminating the need for private health insurance.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Which English language test should I take to study in the UK?

  
  Most universities require proof of English proficiency, with the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) being the most commonly accepted test.



• What if I need to improve my English language skills?

  
  Universities offer language support services to help students improve their English proficiency in reading, writing, speaking, and listening.



• Can I extend my stay in the UK after my studies?

  
  Yes, you can apply to extend your stay in the UK post-graduation, depending on your visa type and employment status.



• Are internships available for international students?

  
  Yes, internships may be included as part of your course.