20 Jan 2023
Why Study in The UK?
For a World Class Education
UK though, has only 1% of world population, has 145 universities which guarantees a world class education as they are all under the government. Moreover, it has over 150,000 courses, which gives students a wide range of choice leading to prestigious and globally recognized degree. If there is a new course in the market, it is definitely available at a UK university.
For the fast track options
UK has flexible course period, as compared to many other countries, where one can choose form a fast track option and sandwich course to complete their higher study. A master’s course is just for one year whereas the undergraduate is a three years option. Shorter study period assists students with less expense and faster progression towards work force.
For Secure Health Care Facility
National Health Service is a health facility started as a major social reform in the wake of Second World War, for providing comprehensive, affordable and secure health care facility. International students can also get access to the National Health Service (NHS) upon payment of the International Health Surcharge (IHS) which ensures the health facilities at a minimal cost.
For its flourishing economy
The British economy is the sixth largest national economy in the world comprising 3.3% of world GDP and its flourishing economy along with less population ensures more employment opportunities and career growth for students. This makes UK education an attractive aspect for further studies of international students.
For its rich Culture
The UK has been described as a “cultural superpower” and London as a world cultural capital. BBC has ranked UK as the third most positively viewed nation in the world. The Industrial Revolution began in the UK. The British Empire spread far and wide thus influencing the language, law, and culture creating a rich and diverse culture. With its mixed ethnic population and a long and interesting history, it is a fascinating place to explore for the students.
For providing a gateway to Europe
With the addition of the Channel Tunnel and low-cost airlines, Europe is easier to access than ever. You can reach most areas of Europe from the UK within a few hours by train or direct flight. If you are studying in London or Manchester and you want a weekend away in Italy, you can fly direct to Rome, Milan, Pisa or several other cities in Italy hence serves like a gateway to Europe.
