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Study Options in UK:
Times Educational can help you with your application regardless of the degree of UK education you choose to pursue.
At its universities, the UK has historically offered 1-year master’s programs and 3-year undergraduate degrees. Foundation courses and English language programs can help foreign students who need to enhance their English or satisfy conditional offer agreements reach their goals.
To identify the best school, program, and location for you, schedule a free consultation with Times Educational Consultant if you’re not sure what kind of degree or course to enrol in in the UK.
UK Higher Education:
Undergraduate :
University undergraduate programs in the UK
UCAS oversees all international undergraduate applications to UK universities (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service). Professional university advisers from TIMES EDUCATIONAL can help you navigate the full university application process as an authorized UCAS center.
How long are bachelor’s degrees good for?
Most overseas students pursue a three-year undergraduate bachelor’s degree, which combines lectures, seminars, and workshops made up of several modules, to get their first degree. Students can customize their course work to focus on the topics they are most interested in because certain modules are optional.
As opposed to other undergraduate degrees, such those in science and engineering, which may take up to four years to complete, fast-track 2-year degrees allow students to finish their undergraduate studies and find employment considerably more quickly.
Undergraduate Degree Categories
A joint or dual-honors undergraduate degree, which allows students to divide their time between two separate courses in addition to the traditional three-year bachelor degree, gives them a wider range of module selections and more career opportunities once they graduate.
A sandwich course lasts four years and entails spending a year working in a position associated with your area of study.
Undergraduate degrees earned quickly
The Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE) is a two-year, full-time program.
The 2-year, full-time Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) program.
Pre-Universities
What are Pre-Masters degrees ?
For international students who need to enhance their research, academic writing, and seminar abilities prior to a taught master’s degree, a pre-masters program is available. In the UK, pre-Masters programs are created to completely prepare students for postgraduate study.
These 10- to 12-month-long courses give students the fundamental knowledge they need to succeed in postgraduate studies. The English language and study abilities needed for successful postgraduate study will be substantially improved by a pre-degree, master’s which will also acquaint overseas students with UK teaching styles.
Do I need to study a Pre-Masters?
You will need to take a Pre-Masters if:
- Your undergraduate degree does not fulfill the academic criteria of your selected masters
- You need to enhance your usage of academic or general English
- You need to increase your study, research and presenting abilities
- Pre-Masters admission requirements
You must have earned an undergraduate degree at an accredited institution with at least a pass. For a standard two-semester Pre-Masters, a minimum IELTS score of 5.5 is typically required.
Post-graduate:
A master’s degree is what?
Following successful completion of an undergraduate degree, students in the UK often enroll in a postgraduate or masters course that lasts just one year, as opposed to the two years seen in most other countries’ masters programs. With a highly recognized UK postgraduate degree, overseas students may therefore save time, money, and start their careers much sooner.
Why should I pursue a Master’s degree in the UK?
Some of the top institutions in the world, known for the caliber of their research and instruction, are located in the UK. Employers highly value postgraduate degrees from the UK, and for international students studying there, it is an excellent chance to sharpen their English language skills and become part of a vibrant, multicultural community of academics and students. When you:
- Boost your chances for employment
- Obtain a credential that is recognized worldwide.
- A UK Masters carries greater weight, so you’ll make more money over the course of your career being able to adjust your study time to your schedule
In the UK, 86% of Postgraduate Masters graduates were employed full-time after graduation, compared to just 75% of undergraduate graduates, according to a research by the Higher Education Statistics Agency.
UK two-year degree programs
What is two-year degree programs?
Many UK institutions give two-year fast track degrees with an equivalent amount of academic material to standard three-year degree programs. A two-year degree will cost less to get in terms of tuition and living expenses, and you’ll be able to start your employment a year earlier.
We advise you to seek guidance with your application through Times Educational because several two-year degree programs have varying admission criteria and application processes. Our knowledgeable experts can walk you through each choice and help you choose the best path.
PhD programs in the UK
What does PhD refers?
The highest degree offered at UK institutions is the PhD, a form of research degree. Study is centered around a sizable research project on a topic of academic interest that is produced as a thesis and is often up to 100,000 words in length. This thesis must then be defended in an oral examination before a panel of experts. A supervisor is appointed to each student, and a PhD normally takes three years to complete full time and six years to complete part-time.
Given the rarity of taught modules in research degrees, students are required to manage their own time and workload more independently.
Entry Requirements for PhD
Anyone may be admitted to a PhD program in UK universities, however admittance is often restricted to those who have earned a master’s degree and at least an undergraduate degree with upper second-class honors. It will be necessary to demonstrate your proficiency in English, and an IELTS score of at least 7.0 is often needed.
Research proposal for a PhD
All applicants for PhD programs are expected to submit a research proposal (example). The study you want to do, your plan for doing it, and its significance should all be clearly outlined in the proposal. Before your program can start, a group of specialists must approve the idea.
MPhil in Other Types of Research
(Master of Philosophy)
If you want to pursue a PhD, you might first need to enroll in an MPhil program before switching to a PhD program after 12 to 18 months. An MPhil lasts one year full-time and two years part-time, is often thesis only, and is also a degree in and of itself. Thesis must contain the findings of a study and research and be no longer than in cases when the suggested research does not have enough potential for a complete PhD, students opt to pursue an MPhil.
MRes (Master of Research) (Master of Research)
An MRes is an advanced postgraduate research degree in the humanities, social sciences, and visual arts. Some PhD programs demand an MRes degree before starting the PhD process, and the student must finish a 40,000 word dissertation.
Without completely committing to and paying a full PhD, an MRes is a fantastic way to evaluate if you love doing research.
Doctor of Professional Studies
Similar to PhDs, professional doctorates are meant to increase professional practice as opposed to enhancing academic performance. Doctorates in the fields of law, education, business, engineering, and medicine are often obtained.
What is the price of a PhD?
The cost of funding and doing research for a PhD can be high; EU students may spend up to £6,000 year, while overseas students may pay more.
It is uncommon for a PhD student to not receive financial aid in the form of a bursary, grant, or scholarship, and several institutions and research bodies offer financial aid for all or a portion of a PhD program.
How can I apply for a PhD?
There are a number of documents that must be submitted with your application once you have chosen a research topic and considered your funding options. They may consist of:
- a transcript of grades
- scholarly references
- Personal assertion
- study proposal (example)
- Students must choose a supervisor to manage their PhD as well.
THE BENEFITS OF STUDYING IN THE UK
- The UK’s educational institutions routinely rank among the best in the world, and its degrees are respected and esteemed across the world.
- The UK conducts 5% of all scientific research worldwide and produces 14% of all articles that are often referenced.
- You can combine your preferred academic and vocational courses at UK colleges thanks to their flexibility in choosing.
- You have the freedom to be creative while developing your skill sets and self-confidence thanks to the teaching and studying methods employed in the UK.
- As a student, you get the chance to learn from some of the most renowned academics and specialists in the world. You also have access to their ongoing academic assistance.
- UK degrees frequently feature specialist modules and may be customized to your interests.
- Since the UK is where English originated, it is a great place to learn the language and improve job opportunities.
STUDY/LIVING COSTS FOR UK STUDENTS (BASED ON LONDON)
To study in London, you must have a monthly budget of at least £1,265 according to UK visa and immigration (UK vi) (in addition to your tuition fees). You must demonstrate that you have £1,265 for every month of your study, up to a maximum of nine months, in order to apply for a tier 4 visa. This indicates that the highest amount you will require is £11,385 if you want to attend school in London for a program lasting nine months or more.
Depending on how much you socialize, the government predicts that you will need an additional £104 a week for living expenses in addition to your housing expenditures.
In addition to the yearly cost of living, the annual tuition at UK institutions is as follows:
- Undergraduate: £9, 500-£13, 000
- Postgraduate: £12, 000-£15, 000
- Doctoral degree: £18, 000- £25, 000
Please be aware that the values for the displayed tuition may vary based on the educational institution. However, the majority of education providers are charging at least this much as their cost structure
Documents Supporting the University
Use the checklist below to make sure you have all the necessary supporting papers to help you make the most of your appointment and application, whether you’re applying to study in the UK on your own or visiting Times Educational for your free consultation. Essential Documents- Undergraduate
- Passport or visa photocopy (if available)
- College transcript
- a diploma from graduation
- English proficiency certificate – IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, or other personal statement
- Reference documents
- CV (if relevant) (if applicable)
- Postgraduate
- Bachelor’s degree or graduation diploma certificate
- PhD/Research
- Master’s degree or graduation diploma certificate
- study proposal
- History of education in the UK
- Enrolment confirmation from an earlier CAS letter
- Earlier visas (Visa stamp and biometric card)
- Individual Statement
- Applying to UK universities requires a personal statement. Students are required to write about their goals for the course, their plans for after the course, and their reasons for applying in this essay.
- Attestation letters
- References are often written by someone who has interacted with you professionally or intellectually. The majority of your references will discuss you from the viewpoint of a teacher or supervisor, including how you interact with other students and how well you perform in lectures and seminars.
- Although an academic reference is not required if you are a student or have just finished high school or college, it is expected. Selecting the ideal referee is essential for your university application. Things to think about
- Select the right referee.
- Print on business or academic letterhead, as appropriate.
- Describe your partnership with the referee.
- Declare your certainty that you will pass the course.
- Don’t forget to collect the referee’s signature.
CHECKLIST FOR APPLICATIONS
However, the paperwork differ based on the program, service provider, and degree you’re applying for. The following are the basic documents needed to apply for admission:
- Application forms for educational providers
- documents proving academic qualifications
- Proof of your English language ability
- certificates or other records that attest to past education or employment in English
- proof of income documents
- Statements/certificates of bank balances