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London

Make London your next study destination.

Why study in London?

As a major international city, London remains a huge tourist attraction, cultural hub and centre for business and finance.

You’ll never get bored of life in London, where there are so many things to see and do. It is one of the most important business cities in the world and offers more postgraduate job opportunities than anywhere else in the country.

London is also home to four universities in the QS World Top 50 Rankings, and more than 40 higher education institutions across the city, making it an ideal place to achieve your academic dreams.

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Thinking about studying in United Kingdom :
Intakes
January / September
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Annual Tuition Fees
GBP 10,000 - 40,000
Annual Tuition Fees
Partner Universities
90+
Partner Universities
​ Monthly Living Costs
GBP 1200-3000
​ Monthly Living Costs

Universities in London

1. Queen Mary University of London (QMUL)

QS ranking: 125Acceptance rate: 43%
No. of courses: 240+Min. IELTS score required: 6.0

2. Brunel University

QS ranking: 342Acceptance rate: 54%
No. of courses: 100+Min. IELTS score required: 6.5

3. City, University of London

QS ranking: 355Acceptance rate: 20%
No. of courses: 200+Min. IELTS score required: 6.0

4. Royal Holloway University of London

QS ranking: 477Acceptance rate: 17%
No. of courses: 100+Min. IELTS score required: 6.5

5. SOAS University of London
QS ranking: 508th
Acceptance rate: 9%
No. of courses: 100+
Min. IELTS score required: 6.5

6. University of Greenwich
QS ranking: 691–700th
Acceptance rate: 71%
No. of courses: 200+
Min. IELTS score required: 6.0
 

Student life

Studying in the United Kingdom can allow international students to experience the best of student life.

Many universities have integrated halls of residence and students become firm friends with their flatmates and others on their course. 

 

Societies and sports are a great way to get involved with British life. The majority of universities have Athletic Unions and compete against each other in sports such as rugby, football, netball, and swimming. 

 

Student Unions are also home to societies and community groups. This includes International Students’ Societies and volunteering groups in the local area. 

 

You can also work part-time alongside your studies, which is a great way to gain valuable experience and develop your CV. There is also the opportunity to work in the UK after graduation.

 

Life for students in the UK is fun and rewarding, so no wonder it’s such a popular destination!

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