Below is a detailed explanation of higher education application process, costs, scholarships and other benefits in England:
Why is England the best destination for higher education?
Universities in England are considered to be among the top in the world, which are quite popular among students. Various prestigious universities, including Cambridge and Oxford, offer quality education, research opportunities, and enhanced life experiences. London also tops the QS list of world’s best student cities. High quality education and living opportunities are provided for international students.
Admission Prerequisite
13 years of academic study is required for undergraduate admission in England. An IELTS score (between 5.5 and 6) is usually required as proof of upper secondary education results and English proficiency. Postgraduate level requires an IELTS score between 6.5 and 7, and in some cases a GMAT or GRE score may be required.
Application Process
Undergraduate programs in England are applied for through UCAS, whereas postgraduate programs are applied through each university’s own website. Documents required in the application process include academic transcripts, IELTS scores, reference letters, CVs, and personal statements.
Visa Process
In order to apply for a student visa, the university’s offer letter and proof of funds must be submitted. A student visa for England requires a fee of GBP 490 plus healthcare surcharge. The application process is conducted through VFSGLOBAL.
Expenses and scholarships
The cost of education in England can generally range from GBP 10,000 to GBP 20,000 (BDT 15,66,943 to BDT 3,13,3886). This cost can be greatly reduced through various scholarships such as Commonwealth Scholarships, Chevening Scholarships and British Council’s GREAT Scholarships.
Employment opportunities
Students are allowed to work up to 20 hours a week, and can work full-time during holidays. Students can earn between GBP 200 and GBP 500 per week through jobs.
The experience of pursuing higher education in England can help students shape their careers.
