* Scholarship decisions are made after submitting full application to University. As a rough estimate you will be awarded with GBP 2,000 to GBP 5,000 scholarship depending on your academic profile, quality of personal statement and overall credibility as a genuine and bright student
*We may be able to secure 50% scholarship for you if you have a UK equivalent 1st class Bachelor degree and now you wish to study a Masters program of 12 months
Important note on tuition fees: The above stated fees structure is only an indication or range for low to medium ranked Universities (not for high ranked Universities)
Intakes/Entry Points
University application processing time: 1 to 2 months
Visa application processing time: 1 month
You will need Bank statement showing the required minimum maintenance fund for consecutive 28 days
If your University is in Inner London
For Student: £13450 plus unpaid tuition fees
If your University is in Outer London
For Student: £10500 plus unpaid tuition fees
This maintenance fund should be available either in your own bank account or in your parent’s bank account for 28 days.
Remember, you cannot use bank statements in the name of any other third party except yourself or your parents.
Important note: Bank statement showing the required maintenance fund for 28 days should be ready at least 2 months before the course start date or else you may miss the CAS issuance deadlines set by Universities.
English language proficiency certificate (such as IELTS, Pearson PTE, TOEFL, Trinity College London, LanguageCert, OET, ELLT, Duolingo) is required in order to fulfil English language requirements for studying in a UK University. The most common and widely accepted test is IELTS (see below).
We recommend you to attend IELTS for UKVI (Academic) test as this test is widely accepted by universities to meet the English language requirements (with the below mentioned exception). Visit here to book your IELTS for UKVI (Academic) test.
Exception:
Before CAS issuance, University will ask you to send Tuberculosis (TB) test certificate. This can be obtained from a UKVI approved clinic in your country.
Working out what living expenses you will need to consider and how much they will cost you will depend on so many factors. For example, if you want to live the lifestyle you have been doing with your parents back in your home country – this will probably be very expensive to do, so you might have to make compromises!
As a rough guide, accommodation and other living expenses (e.g. food, travel, clothing etc) will be approximately between GBP 150 to GBP 300 per week.
International students studying a full-time course at a Higher Education Institution (HEI) such as a UK University which is publicly funded are allowed to work (for a full list of institutions which are considered as HEI, visit here):
