Studying in the UK
Here you can find out all the information you need on which course or university to choose, how much it will cost and to find out more about your options after graduation.
2010-2011 timetable for UK university applications
UCAS provides a run down of its university application schedule.
Application deadlines for 2010 university courses
In your final year of A levels and looking to start an engineering or technology degree course in 2010? Here are the deadlines to remember for UCAS applications.
Choosing the right A levels
For those aiming to go on to university it’s important to pick the right A level courses.
How to choose the right university
It may have the right course, but be sure to pick a university that is right for you. Its location, environment and prestige are important too.
Choosing your university course
Choosing what precise course to study can sometimes be tough. Read on for some advice on the main things to consider when shopping around for your higher education.
Didn’t make the grade?
If you didn’t get the exam results you needed, you still have many options including going through Clearing, resitting exams or even taking a year out.
The benefits of picking an IET accredited course
Deciding which course is best for you? Keep in mind why you’ll benefit from choosing one that is IET accredited.
UCAS terms explained
About to begin the UK university application process? Read on for the meanings of the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service’s (UCAS) most commonly used phrases and words.
The UK higher education system
Find out more about the UK’s well-respected higher education system, including the types of qualifications available, and the UK academic year timetable.
UK universities
For international students, applying to UK universities can seem like a daunting exercise, but this is not the case. As long as you give yourself enough time, the process is simple, and you should hopefully come out of it with a place at the UK university of your choice.
Contacts for international students
Contact details for organisations supporting international students. These include organisations offering grant and finance advice, UK university course information and country-specific support groups.
UK immigration for international students
Once you know you definitely want to come the UK to study, its time to find out what, if any, visa you need to enter the UK as a student.
UK living and study costs
Find out the costs of UK study: tuition fees, accommodation prices and other living costs.
International scholarships
Although international students are not able to enter the UK unless they have enough money to cover their schooling and living costs while here, study can be costly and many students need to apply for scholarships and grants to help them financially during their stay.
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