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Prestigious Universities

The top universities in the UK are some of the world's oldest and most prestigious universities, attracting international students for centuries.

Sandwich Programs

Sandwich programs offer a unique opportunity for students to learn in college and attain practical experience through college based placement.

Fifteen of the World's Top 100 Universities

The UK is home to fifteen universities that rank amongst the top 100 universities in the world according to the QS World Ranking. The prestigious universities in the UK provide students with a rich academic tradition and access to innovative research across various disciplines.

Gateway to Europe

Many European countries are within close proximity to the UK and are easily accessible through the local transport systems.

Working Hours

UK universities offer on-campus and off-campus job options up to 20 hours/week during study & 40 hours during vacation.

Shorter Degrees

Courses in UK for international students are usually shorter than other countries. Bachelor’s- 3 years. Master’s- 1 year.

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Can I work while studying in the UK?

Most international students on a student visa can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during holidays. This helps many Sri Lankan students cover their basic living expenses.

Currently, the UK allows international students who complete a degree to stay and work for 2 years (3 years for PhD graduates). 

Yes, most Master’s degrees in the UK are 12 months long. This makes it a very cost-effective and time-saving option compared to other countries where a Master’s takes two years.

You must show “Proof of Funds” that cover your first year’s tuition plus a set amount for living costs (the amount depends on whether you study in London or outside London).

Yes, many UK universities offer Foundation programs for students who have completed their O/Ls but want to start their international degree journey early without waiting for A/L results.

  • The Reality: As of January 2024, international students on a standard Taught Master’s course cannot bring dependents to the UK.

  • The Exception: You can only bring dependents if you are enrolled in a Research-based higher degree (like a PhD or a Research Master’s).

 

 Full scholarships (like Chevening) are extremely competitive. Most universities offer £1,000–£5,000 “International Student Discounts” instead.

 Yes! Most UK unis allow you to pay a deposit (e.g., £2,000–£5,000) and then pay the rest in 3 to 7 installments throughout the year.

Cost of Studying UK

The cost of studying in the UK for international students depends on several factors, including the institution, program of study, location, and available funding opportunities. Additionally, living expenses such as rent, utilities, and recreational activities play a significant role in the overall cost.

Tuition Fees (Average per month)​

  • Foundation Program : £10,000 – £ 20,000
  • Bachelor’s : £15,000 – £35,000
  • Master’s : £15,000 – £40,000

Living Expenses (Average per month)

  • Inner London  : £1,536
  • Outer London : £1,100 

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