United Kingdom
The UK is home to some of the world's oldest universities, with three-year bachelor's and one-year master's degrees — less time, a strong degree.
Figures are approximate and change every year; we confirm exact details for your programme and passport.
Why United Kingdom?
- One-year master's degrees
- Top global rankings
- Post-study Graduate Route visa
- Multicultural environment
General requirements
- High-school diploma (Bagrut/Tawjihi) and transcript
- Valid passport
- Passport-style photo
- IELTS accepted for the student visa (UKVI)
- Some programmes: foundation year
Visa & residence steps
Apply via UCAS or the university
We write the personal statement with you and submit.
CAS letter
After an unconditional offer the university issues your CAS.
Student visa
Online application with proof of funds and the health surcharge.
Arrival & enrolment
Collect your residence card and enrol.
Universities in United Kingdom
University of Oxford
The oldest university in the English-speaking world, with evidence of teaching as far back as 1096, and consistently ranked among the world's best. A collegiate research university made up of dozens of self-governing colleges across the city of Oxford; admission is highly competitive.
University of Aberdeen
A public university founded in 1495, Scotland's third-oldest. Its historic campus is in Old Aberdeen with a medical campus at Foresterhill, and it is known for medicine, law, sciences and engineering.
King's College London
A public research university in central London founded in 1829 and a member of the Russell Group. It is renowned for health sciences, medicine, dentistry and law, with several central London campuses including Strand and Guy's.
Anglia Ruskin University (ARU)
A public university that gained university status in 1992, with roots in the Cambridge School of Art founded in the 19th century. It has campuses in Cambridge, Chelmsford, Peterborough and London, with a focus on applied education in health, business and the creative industries.
University of Reading
A public research university that began in 1892 as an extension college of the University of Oxford and received its royal charter in 1926. Its main Whiteknights campus is large and green, and it is known for agriculture and climate science, business (Henley Business School) and law.
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