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Countries |
| Living
in UK |
UK
towns and cities have long experience of providing homes
for students and there are many affordable, comfortable
and safe places to live.
Contemporary UK cooking offers a mouth-watering variety
of foods, drawing on e menu of international styles
and culinary traditions. British cuisine has changed
drastically the past few decades. Chinese, Indian, Italian
and French cuisine is now as popular in the UK as the
typical culinary traditions of England, Scotland, Wales
and Northern Ireland.
As an international student, you, your spouse and any
children who accompany you to the UK as your dependents,
may be entitled to free or subsidised treatment under
the UK's National Health Service (NHS).
The UK is truly a hub of the global community with many
air, sea, road and rail links connecting it to every
country in the world. Flights from all the major cities
in the world arrive at one or more UK airports every
day.
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| Costs
& Expenses: |
Course
Fees |
Pound Sterling |
Junior
High School |
6,500 -
7,000 per year |
High Schools |
7,000 - 7,500 per year |
Undergraduate
(Art) |
6,000 - 7,000 per year |
Undergraduate (Science) |
14,000 - 15,000 per year |
Postgraduate
(Art) |
8,000 - 10,000 per year |
Postgraduate (Science) |
6,000 - 7,000 per year |
Living expenses |
Pound Sterling |
Homestay |
$
250 -$ 700 per month (shared apartment) |
| Dormitory
(single w/o meal) |
100 - 130 per week |
| Dormitory
(shared w/o meal) |
70
- 100 per week |
| Dormitory (shared with meals) |
100 - 120 per week |
| Apartment
(without meal) |
120 - 200
per week |
Total
expenses (excluding course fees) |
Pound Sterling |
London |
7,500 |
Other city in UK |
7,500 |
Scotland |
5,500 |
North Ireland |
5,000 |
Wales |
5,500 |
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| About
UK: |
The
UK is made up of 3 different countries and a province:
England, Scotland, Wales and the province of Northern
Ireland. These countries all have very different characters
and identities.
UK scientists and institutions have won almost 100 Nobel
Prizes for their scientific achievements. The UK's creative
brains 'artists, fashion designers, film and T.V stars,
and leisure software designers' are regarded as among
the best in the world.
Meals and diet in the UK tend to vary to reflect the
changing seasons of the year. For example, in the winter,
stews, casseroles and roasts tend to be popular, while,
in the summer, salads and lighter meals are eaten regularly.
Supermarket chains import many foods, so they are able
to stock vegetables, salads and fruits throughout the
year.
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| Visa: |
You
will need to have a valid passport and a visa in order
to enter United Kingdom. Since it can take several months
to obtain a passport and all the documentation, start
the process as soon as you can.
Student visas can be obtained from the offices of the
British High Commission in Delhi and the British Deputy
High Commissions in Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata. Students
need to prove that they have an unconditional offer
on a full time course, proof of accommodation, sufficient
funds to cover the entire cost of studying and living
in Britain and that they intend to return home on completion
of their course.
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| Universities
in UK: |
- University of suderland (London International Collage)
- University of hertfordshire (Britania collage of Excellance)
- University of
Wales
- University
of Bradford
- The
University of Leeds
- University of Northumbria at Newcastle
- Oxford
Brookes University
- University of Portsmouth
- University
of Wales, Cardiff
- Institute of Cardiff
- The
University of York
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| London International Collage (University of Suderland) course details: |
PROGRAMME |
FEES UK Pound |
Diploma Courses
Diploma in Business Studies
Diploma in Marketing
Diploma in Finance and Accounting
Diploma in Information Technology
Diploma in Hospitality Management |
2,500 |
Higher Diploma Courses UK Pound
Higher Diploma in Business Studies
Higher Diploma in Marketing
Higher Diploma in Finance and Accounting
Higher Diploma in Information Technology |
2,750 |
Bachelor of Art/Management
(University of Sunderland)
|
5,850 |
Post Graduate Diploma in
Management Studies |
3,000 |
MBA
University of Sunderland
University of Wales |
6,600 |
Application Fees |
100 |
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| Education
System: |
Education
in the United Kingdom (UK) is compulsory for everyone
between the ages of five to sixteen. This is the absolute
minimum length of time that students attend educational
establishments. Increasingly, children attend nursery
schools at the age of three or four, and more Britons
every year are staying in education after the age of
sixteen. Educational institutions are expanding fast
to meet the increased demands.
International students are welcome in all four parts
of the UK: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Each of the four countries has broadly the same structure
of education, and broadly the same sort of educational
institutions. In Scotland, however, the system differs
from the rest of the UK in a few significant respects.
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| Working
in UK: |
Working
While Studying:
The Rules state that applicants must be able to support
themselves and any dependants without working. This
means that while there is provision for students to
take employment during vacations or spare time, no account
may be taken of any prospective earnings from that employment
in assessing the ability of a student to meet the maintenance
requirement, except where the educational establishment
at which the student has a place:
Student Working Regulation
Students studying at UK institutions may take part-time
or vacation work without needing to obtain permission
from the local job centre. Similarly, they are able
to do work placements which are part of a course or
to undertake internship placements without the need
to obtain permission from Work Permits (UK)
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