Study in the UK

Study in the UK

Study in the UK offers you a long history of teaching the world’s greatest leaders, thinkers and artists. You can choose from traditional UK universities that have taught for hundreds of years, or modern, state-of-the-art universities and colleges throughout England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales.
Courses in London are always popular – living in one of the world’s most exciting and dynamic cities is a life-changing adventure. It’s a great place to learn English in the UK, or study an undergraduate or Masters degree in the UK.
A UK education doesn’t have to be expensive, either. The cost of living outside of London is much more affordable. UK degrees can be completed in three years with honours (saving a year of tuition compared with many other international degrees). Plus, students in the UK have access to free medical care through the NHS if they are studying for more than six months.

Why study in the UK?

From the world-class reputation of UK universities to the vibrance of its cities and culture, England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have a lot to offer international students.
-Universities in the UK offer world-class international education of the highest standard
-Internationally-recognised UK courses and prestigious qualifications
-Large international student community and multicultural society
-Work for 20 hours per week during term time and full time in holidays
-Gateway to Europe and streamlined student visa process
-Opportunities to work for up to 2 years after graduation

How much will a UK education cost?

In order to study in the UK you will have to look at tuition and living costs for your stay. Use our guide to help you calculate your UK study costs.
-Estimated living expenses per year – £7,000-£9,000
-Tuition fees per year range from £7000 to £9,000 for Arts courses and £7500 to £12,000 for Science courses
-Course duration ranges from 3 to 4 years for UK undergraduate courses and 1 year or more for UK postgraduate courses
-Cost calculator – Our useful tool can help you to calculate your study abroad costs

Important information about studying in the UK

Once you’ve decided what to study you need to consider entry dates, application deadlines, UK student visa deadlines and English language requirements.
-Main intake in September each year with a smaller intake in January at many UK universities
-Application deadline for main September intake is June
-Minimum visa requirements – Unconditional offer letter from your chosen UK university or college and proof of funds to cover course fees and living expenses. UK Visa requirements are subject to change. Read more about the new UK points-based immigration system on our blogs, visit the UK Government Border Agency website or contact a StudyLink counsellor.
-Preferred English language test is IELTS

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Study in Europe

Study in Europe

If you study in Europe, you’ll gain all the skills you need for the global economy. Study and learn with students from all corners of the world, discover a new language, and develop your independence at a university in Europe.
For specific information on Holland please see our Study In The Netherlands directory.
With over 4,000 European universities and colleges to choose from, in over 30 different countries, there will be a European course and degree to suit your needs.
You can learn in English, or immerse yourself fully in a new culture and language. From the Arctic Circle to the coast of Africa, you can explore a truly diverse and multicultural region, with a rich academic history spanning thousands of years

Why study in Europe?

Paris or Denmark? Turkey or Spain? The choice is endless – from highly ranked research universities to smaller, specialised European colleges. European courses will open your eyes to new opportunities – and give you an education that employers around the world will really value and respect.
No matter where you choose to study, you’ll only be a short train ride or flight away from other countries and cultures. Studying in Europe allows you to explore the world – while you study and when you finish your Degree in Europe.
Europe is currently developing a quality assurance scheme, so that all European higher education courses will be covered by 2010. But even now, you’ll find European degrees that are great value for money – tuition fees and living expenses are very reasonable, international scholarships are widely available, and education is highly valued in all countries.

How much will an European education cost?

The cost of studying in Europe varies greatly by country and region but a truly world-class education is obtainable without overextending your budget

• Course fees and living expenses are reasonable, but they can vary widely by country and region – see course profiles for more detailed information*
• Course duration ranges from 3-4 years for undergraduate courses and 1+ years for postgraduate courses
• Cost calculator – our useful tool can help you calculate your study abroad costs

*Please note that courses in medicine and some engineering programs may be more expensive than the costs given. See the course descriptions on this site for the most up-to-date course costs.

Important information about studying in Europe

Learn more about intake dates, application deadlines, student visas and English language requirements before applying to a European University or College.

• Intake dates vary from country to country but most countries have a main intake in September or October (rolling intake for some programs and institutions) – see course descriptions for more detailed information
• For application deadlines and visa requirements contact a StudyLink counsellor
• Preferred English language test is IELTS for universities or colleges with programs taught in English. TOEFL is also widely accepted.

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Study in Canada

Study in Canada

Universities in Canada offer world-class education, with 12 Canadian universities ranked in the Times Higher Education Supplement Top 200. Studying in Canada has many other benefits too: affordable tuition fees, the opportunity to work while you study and for a year after you graduate, and a great lifestyle in a beautiful and diverse country.
The UN ranked Canada as one of the best places to live in the world – thanks to its education system, national income and quality of life. Studying courses in Canada could also help you learn a new language – or two – as Canada has two official languages, English and French

Why study in Canada?

Canadian universities are highly regarded around the world. Courses in Canada offer great value for money – tuition fees are lower than many other English-speaking countries, and the cost of living is affordable.
You can learn both English and French in Canada – and with two national languages, universities in Canada are experts in language studies.
When you study at a Canada University, you will find a safe and welcoming community, have access to excellent health care, and enjoy a wide range of activities in all seasons – from snowing and sledding in the winter to sailing and festivals in the summer.
Most Canadian universities and colleges in Canada are located in its multicultural, cosmopolitan cities, close to the border with the United States.
And studying in Canada opens up many opportunities to work in North America when you graduate – after completing a course in Canada you can stay and work for up to one year. You can also work part-time during your studies – making it easier to get great work experience, and save money.

How much will an Canadian education cost?

One of the most important aspects of choosing your study abroad destination is cost. Studying in Canada offers great value for money in terms of tuition fees and living costs.

• Estimated living expenses – CAN$400 – $800 per month
• Undergraduate course fees on average range from CAN$6,000 to CAN$17,500 per year.*
• Graduate course fees on average range from CAN$6,500 to CAN$33,000 per year.*
• Course duration ranges from 3-4 years for undergraduate courses and 1+ years for postgraduate courses
• Cost calculator – our useful tool can help you calculate your study abroad costs

*Please note that courses in medicine and some engineering programs may be more expensive than the costs given. See the course descriptions on this site for the most up-to-date course costs.

Important information about studying in Canada

Learn more about intake dates, application deadlines, student visas and English language requirements before applying to a University or College in Canada.

• Main intake in September each year with a second intake in January or February (rolling intake for some graduate programs and institutions)
• Application deadline for September intake is March/April – earlier for more competitive courses
• Minimum visa requirements – Acceptance form from your chosen university, application fee and evidence of financial ability to cover costs (tuition and living expenses. Find out more on the Canada Citizenship and Immigration website or contact a StudyLink counsellor
• Preferred English language test is TOEFL. IELTS is also widely accepted.

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Study in Australia

Australian universities and colleges have an excellent reputation for quality international education with several in the Top 200 Jiao Tong University Ranking. For many students, studying in Australia is about the opportunity to live a unique lifestyle – explore the natural wonders of its oceans and rainforests, enjoy weather like home and the buzz of its cosmopolitan cities.
Whatever your interest, you will find an Australian course and an Australian university or college that suits your needs. English language colleges are located in all major cities, and provide an intensive and fun language experience in an English-speaking country.
World-class research facilities and supervisors provide masters or research students in Australia with access to the very best minds and resources, in a wide range of study areas. Studying in Australia promotes innovative, creative and independent thinking – valued by employers worldwide.

Why study in Australia?

From it’s international reputation for academic excellence to it’s affordable tuition and living expenses Australia has a lot to offer international students
-Excellent reputation for international education and lifestyle
-Globally-recognised Australian courses and qualifications
-One of the highest standards of living in the world
-A young, friendly, multicultural country with welcoming communities-Work 20 hours per week or full time during vacations
-Universities in Australia offer affordable tuition and living
-expenses, compared with many other countries
-Perfect weather for travelling, exploring – and studying!

How much will an Australian education cost?

One of the most important aspects of choosing your study abroad destination is cost. Studying in Australia is more affordable than other options.

• Estimated living expenses – AU$12,000 – $18,000 per year
• Undergraduate course fees on average range from AU$10,000 to AU$16,500 per year.* Graduate course fees on average range from AU$11,000 to AU$18,500 per year.*
• Course duration ranges from 3-4 years for undergraduate courses and 1+ years for postgraduate courses
• Cost calculator – our useful tool can help you calculate your study abroad costs

*Please note that courses in medicine and some engineering programs will be more expensive than the costs given. See the course descriptions on this site for the most up-to-date course costs.

Important information about studying in Australia

Learn more about intake dates, application deadlines, student visas and English language requirements before applying to an Australian University or College.

• Main intake in February each year with a second intake in July (some providers also have an October intake too)
• Application deadline for February intake is Nov/Dec – earlier for more competitive courses
• Minimum visa requirements – full offer letter from your chosen institution, proof of payment, eCOE (electronic confirmation of enrolment) and proof of funds to cover course fees and living expenses. Visit the Australia Government Department of Immigration and Citizenship for further information or contact a StudyLink counsellor.
• Preferred English language test is IELTS

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