STUDY In United Kingdom
Why Study in the UK?
● Home to some of the world’s most prestigious universities, with 7 UK institutions
ranked in the global top 50 (QS World Rankings 2025).
● One-year Master’s programs, offering faster and more cost-effective routes to
postgraduate qualifications.
● Access to part-time work rights (20 hours/week) and a 2-year post-study work
visa through the UK Graduate Route.
● Excellent global employability, with strong internship, alumni, and career
placement networks.
● A wide variety of programs, research opportunities, and high academic standards
recognized worldwide.
Top Universities & Global Rankings
| University | Global Rank |
|---|---|
| University of Oxford | Top 5 |
| University of Cambridge | Top 5 |
| Imperial College London | Top 10 |
| University College London (UCL) | Top 10–20 |
| University of Edinburgh | Top 20–30 |
UK universities are known for academic rigor, world-class faculty, and historic campuses.
Intakes & Application Deadlines
| Intake | Application Window |
|---|---|
| September (Main Intake) | January – May |
| January | August – October |
| May (Limited) | January – March |
● September is the primary intake, with the most program options and funding
opportunities.
● January is a flexible alternative, but not all programs are available.
● May intake is limited, often for business or short courses.
Tuition Fees & Living Costs
● Undergraduate Tuition (per year): £10,000 – £20,000
● Postgraduate Tuition (per year): £12,000 – £25,000
● MBA Programs: £20,000 – £45,000+
● Living Costs: £10,000 – £15,000 per year (higher in London and major cities)
Students must budget for both tuition and living expenses when applying for a visa and planning finances.
Language Proficiency Requirements – IELTS / TOEFL
● Undergraduate: IELTS 6.0 overall (no band below 5.5)
● Postgraduate: IELTS 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0)
● TOEFL, PTE Academic, and other English proficiency tests are also accepted.
Standardized Tests
● Undergraduate (UG): Most UK universities do not require SAT/ACT, but strong
grades in local qualifications (A-Levels, HSC, IB, etc.) are essential.
● Postgraduate (PG): GRE/GMAT usually not required, but may be asked for top
business or quantitative programs.
Application Sequence & Timeline
1. 12–18 months before intake: Begin university research and review course
requirements.
2. 10–12 months before intake: Take language proficiency tests (IELTS/TOEFL) and
begin preparing SOP and academic documents.
3. Apply Online:
○ September Intake: Apply between Jan – May
○ January Intake: Apply between Aug – Oct
○ May Intake: Apply between Jan – Mar
4. Receive Offer Letter: Conditional or unconditional offers typically arrive within
2–8 weeks.
5. Secure Funding and CAS: Confirm your admission, pay initial fees, and receive
your CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies).
6. Apply for Visa: Begin visa application process with financial and academic
documentation
Estimated Costs:
● Visa Application Fee: GBP £490 (approx. USD $600)
● Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS): GBP £776/year
● Documentation & Service Fees: BDT 10,000 – 30,000
List of Universities & Colleges
● Aberdeen University
● Brunel University, London
● Birmingham City University
● BPP University
● Bangor University
● Cardiff Metropolitan University
● Coventry University
● De Montfort University
● Kaplan Financial
● Keel University
● London Metropolitan University
● Leeds Metropolitan University
● Liverpool John Moore University
● Middlesex University
● Northumbria University
● Nottingham Trent University
● Oxford Brookes University
● Sunderland University, London Campus
● Salford University
● Teesside University
● The University of Manchester
● University of Bedfordshire
● University of Hertfordshire
● University of Huddersfield
● University of Leicester
● University of Northampton
● University of Greenwich
● University of Sussex
● University of West London
● University of Plymouth (MLA College)
● University of Portsmouth
● University of Hull
● University of Chester
● Anniesland College