UK Study Visa

We at Visa Voyage help students to get admission in their desired universities in the UK. The UK is the world leader in several areas, including innovation, research, arts and design, business and administration, legislation and finance. The prestige and history of Great Britain as a global scientific investigation hub makes it home for some of the world’s top thinkers.

The UK is responsible for eight percent of international scientific publications with just one percent of the world’s population. The UK provides an internationally renowned education system with expertise that can make a real difference in your life.

Every year it draws 600,000 international students from English to Ph.D. courses to a number of programs. The UK education system gives students the opportunity to mix courses and topics in multiple areas of study so that they can adapt their degrees to their own interests and needs.

About the UK

The island nation is situated off the mainland Europe’s northwest coast. The United Kingdom includes all of Britain’s territory–including England, Wales, and Scotland–and the northern part of Ireland. The British name is sometimes used as a whole for the UK. The capital is London, one of the leading hubs worldwide for commerce, finance and culture. The main cities include England Birmingham, Liverpool and Manchester and in North Ireland, Edinburgh and Glasgow in Scotland Belfast and Londonderry and in Swansea and Cardiff in Wales.

The origins of the United Kingdom date from the time of King Athelstan, an Anglo-Saxon, who in the early 10th CE secured the adhesion of the Celtic neighboring Kingdoms and became, in the words of a contemporary chronicle, “the first to govern what so many kings shared before.” During the next few decades, territories further away became English territory by subsequent conquest. Wales was officially united with England in the Acts of Union of 1536 and 1542 by a coalition of Celtic tribes in the South-West of Great Britain. Scotland, ruled by the United Kingdom in 1603, was officially replaced in 1707 by England and Wales. Ireland came under English control during the 1600s, and was formally united with Great Britain through the Act of Union of 1800. (The adjective British was then adopted to refer to all the peoples of the Kingdom) By 1922, however, six of Ulster’s nine counties remained as Northern Ireland in the United Kingdom. It became autonomous. Contentious and, at times, open rebellion and even warfare have defined relations between these constituent states and England. These tensions relaxed somewhat during the late 20th century when devolved assemblies were introduced in Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Nevertheless, the relations of Northern Ireland unionists (who tended to favor British control over Northern Ireland) and nationalists (who supported unification with the Republic of Ireland) remained strained through the 21st century, even when the assembly had been established following referendums in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.

The UK, especially in technology and industry, has made significant contributions to the world economy. Yet, since the Second World War, the major cultural exports of the UK have included literature, theater, films, television, and popular music from all over the world. The English language, now spoken as one of the world’s leading cultural and economic exchanges in every corner of the world, is perhaps Britain’s biggest export.

Why should you study in the UK?

The UK education system is versatile so that you can learn in the way you want to live and work. You meet people from different nationalities, discuss their experiences and discover new insights while studying in the UK.

• The UK institutions are consistently among the best in the world and international qualifications are recognized and appreciated.
• The UK undertakes 5% of scientific research in the world and produces 14% of the most cited papers in the world.
• UK institutions offer flexible choices and allow you to combine your choice of academic and training courses.
• The approach used in teaching and research in the UK gives you the freedom to be innovative and grow knowledge and confidence.
• As a student, you are taught by leading scholars and experts around the world and also benefit from their ongoing academic support.
• UK students can be customized and often include specific modules for their interests.
• The UK is, therefore, an ideal location for developing language skills and improving job prospects.

Required document to study in the UK

The required documentation for your study in the UK depends on your country of origin and the duration of your stay. Scandinavian and EU / EEA people do not need to have anything other than a valid passport to enter the UK (even though some steps may have to be introduced upon arrival). For more details please see below:

Here is everything:

• Copy of passport/visa
• Transcript of Academic.
• Certificate of graduation.
• Certificate of IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Test/Other.
• Reference letters.
• Personal statement.
• CV (if applicable)

When applying to UK universities, a personal statement is required. This needs students to write down what they want to do, what they want to do, and why they apply. After the course.

References are usually written by someone who knows you academically or professionally. Most references will talk about you from a teacher’s or supervisor’s perspective: the way in which you interact with other students and your performance in classes and seminars.

Your reference does not have to be academic, but if you’re studying or have recently completed school or college, an academic reference is expected. Choosing the right referee is crucial for your application to university.

Get in touch with Visa Voyage to get admission in the UK’s top university. We help students get admission in below-mentioned universities:

• INTO University of East of Anglia
• Kaplan- Bournemouth University
• Middlesex University, London
• Le – Cordon Bleu, London
• University of Essex, Colchester
• University of Roehampton, London
• London Metropolitan University, London
• Kaplan- Nottingham Trent University
• Study Group- Goldsmiths University of London
• Edinburgh Napier University, Edinburgh
• University of the West of England, Bristol
• Study Group- Royal Veterinary College, University of London
• Queen`s University Belfast, Belfast
• Kaplan- Cranfield University
• Navitas- Robert Gordon University
• Staffordshire University, Stroke on Trent
• The University of Northampton, Northampton
• Plymouth University, Plymouth
• Study Group- Birkbeck University of London
• Cardiff Metropolitan University, Cardiff
• Kaplan- UWE Bristol
• University of Chester, Chester
• Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield
• University of South Wales, Cardiff
• Oxford International Group- The University of Dundee
• University of Westminster, London
• University of Sunderland, Sunderland & London
• University of Liverpool, Liverpool and London
• University of Bristol, UK
• University of Greenwich, London
• Study Group- University of Hull
• University of Leicester, Leicester
• Study Group-Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London
• Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh
• University of Derby, Buxton Campus
• Navitas- Brunel University
• Cranefield University, Cranefield
• Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester (Direct as well as Pathway)
• Study Group- Kingston University
• Kaplan Test Prep, a division of Kaplan
• Northumbria University,Newcastle & London
• University of Central Lancashire, Preston
• Bangor University, Bangor
• University of Portsmouth (Direct as well as Pathway)
• Kaplan- The University of Nottingham- UG Pathway Programs
• Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne
• De MontFort University, Leicester
• INTO University of Manchester
• INTO University of Gloucestershire, Gloucestershire
• Queen Mary University of London, London
• Kaplan-University of Brighton
• Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham
• University of Salford, Manchester
• London South Bank University, London
• Coventry University, Coventry & London
• Angila Ruskin University , Cambridge and Chelmsford
• University of Strathclyde, Glasgow
• Hult International Business School, London
• University College Birmingham, Birmingham
• Liverpool Hope University, Liverpool
• BPP University, London
• Study Group- University of Southampton
• University of Stirling, Stirling & London
• Instituto Marangoni, London
• Kaplan-University of York
• Leeds Beckett University, Leeds
• Glasgow Caledonian University, Glasgow
• University of West of Scotland, London
• Ulster University, Birmingham and London Campus
• The University of Huddersfield, Huddersfield
• University of Bradford, Bradford
• University of East London, London
• Study Group- University of Reading
• Kaplan-University of Aberdeen
• University of Birmingham, Birmingham
• University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield
• Birmingham City University, Birmingham
• University of Wolverhampton, Wolverhampton
• Aberystwyth University, Aberystwyth
• University of Bedfordshire, Luton
• INTO City University, London
• University of Glasgow, Glasgow
• University of West London, London
• Oxford Brookes University, Oxford
• Study Group- Royal Holloway University
• University of Surrey, Guildford, Surrey