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From our world-renowned universities to our innovative teaching approach and the leading minds who deliver it, we have what you need to reach your fullest potential.
The UK has been the preferred choice for some of the most important minds in history. One in four world leaders has studied in the UK, so if you’re dreaming of achieving big things, you can be sure you’re in the right place in the UK.
Find out more about UK as a study destination below.
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PRACTICAL INFORMATION AND INSIGHTS ON UK EDUCATION OPTIONS FOR STUDENTS
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UK as a study destination
Studying in the UK offers you a world-class education, internationally recognised qualifications and outstanding career prospects.
Did you know that:
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Four of the top ten universities in the world are in the UK (QS Rankings 2020)
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The UK is a world-leading research nation (International Comparative Performance of the UK Research Base, BIS)
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The UK government publishes lists of officially recognised universities and colleges; so you can be sure that the one you choose has passed all the tests for quality assurance.
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Why study in the UK?
These are some of the things what you can look forward to:
Competitive fees and living costs - The UK is an affordable study destination.In the UK your tuition fees are generally lower than most overseas countries, as you will be able to complete most undergraduate degrees with embedded honours in just 3 years.
Shorter study duration - Most polytechnics in Singapore have advanced standing arrangements for selected courses with UK universities. Polytechnic graduates can receive* credit exemptions between 0.5-1.5 years.
*This is dependent on the choice of university, course of study and applicants' GPA scores.
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Recognition of UK degrees in Singapore
Professional degrees such as engineering, medicine, law and accountancy should be recognised by the respective professional bodies in Singapore. Find out more on page 31 of our Study UK booklet.
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What subjects can I study?
No matter what subjects you are passionate about, the UK is a fantastic place to pursue your interest. Visit our website to explore some of the subjects most popular with our international students.
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Scholarships and financial support
Scholarships and financial support schemes are available to outstanding graduates to pursue studies in the UK. Institutions offer their own scholarships and bursaries. You can also consider applying to government ministries, local agencies or companies in Singapore for scholarships.
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Post-study work opportunities
There are lots of options available to international students keen to stay and work in the UK after their studies. From summer 2021, through the new Graduate Route, international students who have successfully completed an undergraduate degree can work for two years in the UK.
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Living in the UK
Whilst studying in the UK, there will be an endless number of ways for you to enjoy yourself, learn new things and make friends. The UK offers an amazing, unforgettable student experience like no other country!
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How much does it cost to be a student
Budgeting is part of student life! The cost of living in the UK as a student is estimated at around £12,200 per year.
Use the University student budget calculator to help you plan your budget.
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Moving to the UK
We know how daunting moving to another country can be, and we want to reassure you that universities are going above and beyond to ensure students’ health and wellbeing are prioritised, by implementing Covid-19 support services that current and future students can access.
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How to apply
Applying to study in the UK is a straightforward process and we will guide you through it step-by-step, from deciding on a course or university, to accepting your offer.
Final year polytechnic students from Singapore can apply using their five semester GPA grades.
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Top tips when making your application
The course description on the university website will explain the qualities, skills and experience required. Be sure to mention how you match these in your personal statement. Talk about why you are applying for this course. Mention which aspects interest you in particular and how the course will support you with your future ambitions. Do articulate why you are academically suited to the course, and include any extracurricular activities you are involved in and previous work experience, if you have any.
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Free online courses
Join our free online courses which enable you to:
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sample UK university study options
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prepare to study and live in the UK
Visit our website for the list of free courses.
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Study UK Guide
You can find the digital version of our Study UK Guide here
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Study UK Connect
A unique platform designed by the British Council to connect you directly with UK schools and universities, anywhere, anytime.
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Sign up to our newsletter
We can support you on your learning journey. Sign up to our monthly newsletter with practical information on the application process, visas and scholarships, as well as the latest news on UK universities and courses.
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The UCAS platform provides prospective students support and advice on UK university application processes.
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UKCISA provides international students with guidance on various matters including student finance and tuition fees.
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