Study destination
Study in UK
Historic universities, shorter degrees and the Graduate Route.
- CapitalLondon
- CurrencyPound sterling (GBP)
- LanguageEnglish
Overview
The UK is a top destination for Indian students, with a long academic tradition and world-famous universities such as Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College London and University College London. Programmes are available in engineering, medicine, business and many other fields.
Why study in UK
- High-quality education recognised around the world
- Multicultural cities and a rich cultural life
- A strong economy with many multinational headquarters
- The Graduate Route and Skilled Worker options after study
Intakes
Main intakes are September and January.
Working while you study
Students can usually work up to 20 hours a week in term and full time in scheduled breaks, depending on visa conditions.
After your studies
Eligible graduates can use the Graduate Route to stay and work for a set period.
Good to plan for
- The cost of living is high, so budget carefully.
- An approved English test is usually required unless you are exempt.
- Students staying more than six months can use the NHS, and an immigration health surcharge may apply.
Well-known institutions
- University of Oxford
- University of Cambridge
- Imperial College London
- University College London
UK: common questions
Can I work while studying in the UK?
Students can usually work up to 20 hours a week in term and full time in scheduled breaks, depending on visa conditions.
What options do I have after a UK degree?
Eligible graduates can use the Graduate Route to stay and work, or move to a Skilled Worker visa if they find a sponsoring employer.
Visa and study rules change often. We confirm the current requirements for your case at counselling; always check the official embassy or immigration website too.
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