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Why Study in UK?
UK is known for its rich culture and history. This country has students coming from China, India, USA, Germany and France. The students here are from different cultures and are respected for that. London by itself has 30000 courses to offer to students coming from different parts of the world. It is second to the USA as a much sought after study abroad destination.
The quality and standard of UK’s education system is well known worldwide in the student community as well as amon employers. The exposure to the English language and rich culture are reasons worth living for. Students are offered a good study environment as well as a good social life.
The time and cost saving advantage offered by British institutes other universities commands a superior position in the world.UK universities have three year undergraduate programs and one year post graduate programs. Hence, a student saves not only on the fees but also on cost of living.
It is an ever growing destination for international students for study simply because of its traditions, culture, literature, beautiful landscapes, great infrastructure, highest standards of educational institutions some of them being iconic in status since hundreds of years, great weather, tolerant community, multicultural and multiethnic society, abundant opportunities and affordable cost of living. No wonder, it attracts around 330,000 international students for study every year and this keeps on increasing.The qualifications from UK give that edge to international student because of its excellent and high quality education standards set by institutions like the Cambridge University, Oxford University and the London school of economics. These institutes have a rich and illustrous record of producing heads of state countries, prime ministers and leading economists, laurates and technocrats.
The most popular courses offered selected by students in the country include Business management, Engineering, Social sciences, Health professions, Physical and life sciences, Maths and computer sciences, Fine and applied arts, Education and humanities.
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