- this is a great chance not only to get a certificate or diploma that is recognized all over the world, but also the beginning of the path to.

Graduation from an English school makes it possible to enter a foreign university. University graduates easily find.

You can study in public and private schools. This is the choice of the parents.

In order to receive a certificate of graduation from an English school, a student must pass several exams.

Of these, mandatory:

• English language;
• mathematics;
• science (combined or separate exam in biology, chemistry and physics).

Passing final exams

Students can take additional exams: foreign languages, design, music, history, etc.

Summer schools in England

Summer language schools are common in England. Learning a language in its official homeland is easier, and teachers are native speakers who know exactly all the nuances of grammar, punctuation, syntax and pronunciation.

Training can last from 2 weeks to 3 months.

All schools are different in their curriculum. The choice depends on personal goals in learning the language. There are courses for preparing for language exams, learning English from scratch or for a specific specialty.

Some courses include accommodation and meals.

The most popular courses among foreigners:

• preparation for IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge, etc. exams;
• preparatory programs for entering the university;
• learning English from scratch.

The cost of language courses in 2020 is 350 - 5,000 euros.

Some courses do not include course materials. They need to be purchased separately.

Schoolchildren learning options

Getting into a prestigious school is not easy. To do this, you need to have good grades, know English, pass the entrance exams.

In every English school, a school uniform is required, which costs about 180 - 300 euros per suit.

Getting into English schools is a difficult process. Not all children at an early age can speak a foreign language fluently and understand what teachers explain in the classroom.

When enrolling in the first grade, a child with knowledge of English is accepted immediately, enrolled in a preparatory program or scheduled to pass entrance exams.

In the case of a transfer from Russia or other CIS countries, the child will have to pass a test to determine the level of knowledge.

Often it turns out that you need to repeat the class already completed at home. But it's not scary. The material will not be difficult to learn, and during this time the child will have time to get used to the new school and get used to studying in English.

As a rule, the higher the position of a university in the UK university rankings, the higher the cost of studying at this university. This does not mean that only "top" universities will be able to offer you a high quality education. Many subject-specific universities in the UK do not rank high in the overall rankings, but offer excellent programs that cost less than those at Oxford or Cambridge, for example. Also, the cost of education in London, as a rule, is higher than the cost of studying at other English universities that occupy close ranking lines, but are located outside the capital of Britain.

British universities independently set the cost of education for two types of students: for students from the UK and member countries of the European Union - "home fee" and for foreign students (from all other countries) "overseas fee". Russian applicants fall into the latter category.

The cost of studying in the UK at the first higher, bachelor's degree

All the above programs of the first higher (bachelor's) have a duration of three years and, accordingly, to calculate the total cost of the education program, it is necessary to multiply by three prices per year of study. The higher the position of the university in the ranking, the higher the cost of studying in the program of this university. In the examples above, the cost of education at Oxford and the LSE is particularly high.

Tuition fees in England and Scotland

The cost of first higher education programs in the UK depends, among other things, on the duration of these programs. The duration of undergraduate programs in the UK, in turn, depends on which part of the country you decide to study. The cost of studying in England at the first higher education is lower than the cost of studying in Scotland, since most of the first higher education programs at English universities last 3 years, and bachelor's programs in Scotland usually last at least 4 years.

Tuition fees depending on the subject

Also, the duration of the program and, accordingly, its cost will depend on the subject area you have chosen. The duration of most first higher education programs in England is 3 years. However, there are exceptions. For example, the first higher medical education can last 4, 5 or even 6 years, including preclinical education, clinical practice and theoretical courses. 4-year language programs last, as a rule, including a mandatory year of stay abroad in the country whose language the student is studying. Also, many engineering programs last 4 or 5 years. The longer the duration of the program, the higher the total cost of higher education you receive.

The cost of living a student in the UK

The cost of living in the UK should also be added to the price of studying. According to experts, for the academic year you will need about £10,000 for 9 months of living in the UK (however, a domestic student can probably live on a smaller amount if necessary; besides, studying does not exclude the possibility of earning a little money).

Length of study in a master's program in England

Master's programs in the UK usually last one year. Individual programs (for example, language programs) sometimes take two years. Some graduate research programs also last two years, resulting in a student receiving a "Master of Philosophy" (MPhil) degree.

London is the educational capital not only of Great Britain, but also of the world, where more than 200 higher education institutions and 20 universities are located. London universities follow the same trend as other UK universities: the higher the position of the university in the ranking, the higher the education at this university. At the same time, the cost of many programs of top universities in London (such as Imperial, LSE and UCL) often exceeds the cost of higher education in such universities in England as Oxford and Cambridge. London-based universities in the middle of the rankings also often offer higher fees than non-London UK universities that are in the same or higher positions in the world university rankings: for example, the cost of Brunel University London programs (49th position in The CUG 2017 rankings) exceeds the cost of similar programs of the University of Essex (34th position in the ranking) by £1,000-£2,000.

Unfortunately, it is impossible to enter the University of London on a budget, since UK universities do not offer budget places to students. The majority of international students pursuing higher education in the UK pay for their studies in full. English and EU students often receive state tuition subsidies, which allows universities to offer tuition discounts to UK and EU students, respectively. For example, the cost of a one-year MBA program from the University of Roehampton for students from Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and other countries outside the EU will be £15,000, and for students from the UK and the Baltic countries - members of the EU will be £12,890.

Below are the cost of studying in the UK by subject:

• MA in International Relations, Political Science: Cost in Britain: 15000-37000
• Master of Management, Management, Business: UK tuition fees: £16,000 - 27,000
• Bachelor of Business and Management: UK Tuition Fees: £13500 - 21500
• Master in Economics: Cost of a second higher education in the UK: £13,200 - 26,500
• BSc in Economics: Cost in UK: £13500 - 20500
• Master of Laws: Cost of studying in the UK: £14000-25200
• LL.B: UK Tuition Fees: £13200-19650
• BA International Relations, Political Science: Cost in Britain: £13200-23100
• MA in Art and Design: UK Tuition Fee: £12000-22350
• Bachelor of Art and Design: UK Tuition Fees: £11500-25400
• Bachelor of Mathematics and Computer Science: Cost in Britain: £13350-24300
• Master in Mathematics and Computer Science: UK Program Prices: £14600-20550
• Master of Engineering: UK Study Prices: £10,900-29,000
• Engineering: The cost of undergraduate programs in the UK: £17000-30500
• MSc Biology: UK Study Fee: £15200-30600
• BSc Biology: Cost in UK: £14750-30500

The cost of studying at universities in London

London is the educational capital not only of Great Britain, but also of the world, where more than 200 higher education institutions and 20 universities are located. Below are prices that answer the question "How much does it cost to study in London?".

The cost of studying in London at the first higher

The average price of education at the University of London for a bachelor's degree, the first higher education: £ 14,000-20,000

London universities follow the same trend as other UK universities: the higher the position of the university in the ranking, the higher the education at this university. At the same time, the cost of many programs of top universities in London (such as Imperial, LSE and UCL) often exceeds the cost of higher education in such universities in England as Oxford and Cambridge. London-based universities in the middle of the rankings also often offer higher fees than non-London UK universities that are in the same or higher positions in the world university rankings: for example, the cost of programs at Brunel University London (49th position in The CUG 2017 rankings) exceeds the cost of similar programs of the University of Essex (34th position in the ranking) by £1,000-£2,000.

The cost of studying in London for a master's degree

The average price of education at the University of London for a master's degree, second higher education: 13200-37000 £

The dependence of the cost of education in London on the ranking position of the university is the same as for other master's programs in England: the higher the position of the London university in the ranking, the higher the cost of education. There are some deviations from this rule, for example: tuition fees for some master's programs at the University of London Roehampton (ranked 66th) are £400-£3,400 lower than for a similar program at the University of London Westminster (ranked 100th). ); a master's degree at the University of Reading (29th position) will cost you £1,000-2,000 less than studying for a similar program at Royal Holloway (34th position), and these universities have almost equal ranking positions.

Is there a budget education in London universities?

Unfortunately, it is impossible to enter the University of London on a budget, since UK universities do not offer budget places to students. The majority of international students pursuing higher education in the UK pay for their studies in full. English and EU students often receive state tuition subsidies, which allows universities to offer tuition discounts to UK and EU students, respectively. For example, the cost of a one-year MBA program from the University of Roehampton for students from Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and other countries outside the EU will be £15,000, and for students from the UK and the Baltic countries - members of the EU will be £12,890.

Some universities provide scholarships to students and/or waive some or all of tuition fees. More scholarships are usually offered for master's programs than for first higher (bachelor's) education programs.

UK universities for many years remain among the best in the world. Universities leading their history from the 11th-13th centuries (such as Oxford and Cambridge) do not lose their relevance due to the introduction of advanced methods and technologies, and many young ones adopt centuries-old experience, following the quality mark of British higher education.
18 universities are included in the Top 100 educational institutions in the world. This reputation makes British university graduates extremely in demand in the international labor market. To maintain high standards of education, UK universities are regularly assessed by an independent agency.

List of the best universities in the UK

The information is for informational purposes only. For exact information, refer to the official website of the educational institution.

			Name	City
	4	1	Cambridge university	Cambridge	$24,831	$24,831
	6	2	Oxford University	Oxford	$20,676	$20,676
	9	3	University College London	London	$25,237	$24,948
	15	4	Imperial College London	London	$33,465	$34,777
	26	5	Edinburgh University	Edinburgh	$20,801	$16,076
	27	6	University of Manchester	Manchester	$26,247	$23,622
	28	7	King's College London	London	$19,948	$21,628
	38	8	bristol university	Bristol	$20,735	$20,735
	51	9	London School of Economics and Political Science	London	$22,310	$30,184
	54	10	University of Warwick	Coventry	$26,483	$29,318
	71	11	University of Glasgow	Glasgow	$18,635	$20.013
	76	12	University of Nottingham	nottingham	$26,339	$17,717
	83	13	Birmingham University	Birmingham	$19.095	$19.095
	88	14	Sheffield University	Sheffield	$23,130	$23,130
	89	15	Southampton University	Southampton	$21,069	$24,344
	92	16	University of Leeds	Leeds	$20,341	$20,670
	117	17	University of Liverpool	Liverpool	$15,567	$16,011
	120	18	Queen Mary University of London	London	$16,733	$18,898
	122	19	Durham University	Durham	$19,554	$24,803
	131	20	Cardiff University	Cardiff	$22,966	$22,966

Advantages of universities in the UK

Disadvantages or features of UK universities

UK university admission process

Type of training	Age	Continued	Min. cost per year	Avg. cost per year	Min. language level	Exam
	16+	1-6 years old	For free	For free	B1	IELTS 5.0
University preparation	16+	1-2 years	8000 GBP	14000 GBP	B1	IELTS 5.0
Undergraduate	17+	3 years	10000 GBP	24000 GBP	B2	IELTS 6.0
Medical school	17+	5–6 years	22000 GBP	31000 GBP	C1	IELTS 6.5
Master's degree	20+	1 year	10000 GBP	17000 GBP	C1	IELTS 6.5
Doctorate	21+	3 years	15000 GBP	20000 GBP	C1	IELTS 7.0

In Britain, he is responsible for accepting applications for undergraduate studies and preparing for the university. Applicants for master's and doctoral studies also submit documents remotely, but using the websites of specific universities. It is maximum possible to participate in the competition in 5 programs (within one or more educational institutions of the country).
Requirements are determined by each university separately. Almost always, universities independently evaluate the document on education on the basis of official translations, however, in some cases, a document may be required to confirm that the student's qualifications correspond to the British equivalents. In the UK, such an assessment is carried out. The cost of the service is 40 GBP.
An important condition for applicants from the CIS countries is the passage of one of the preparatory programs: A-Levels, or Foundation. The one-year Foundation requires a high school diploma corresponding to 11 years of study. You can apply for two-year and A-Level after 9-10 years of school. The language criterion here is usually lower than in the bachelor's degree, approximately IELTS 5.0-5.5.

For admission to undergraduate required:

• Certificate of secondary education;
• Confirmation of the end of the preparatory program;
• IELTS 6.0;
• Motivation letter, unique for each university;
• (summary);
• Recommendations from teachers or employers (1-2 pieces).

For admission to magistracy the following requirements are set:

• Bachelor's degree in a related profile (average score 4/5, or 60-69%);
• Certificate confirming English language proficiency not lower than IELTS 6.5;
• In some cases, suggestions on the topic of the dissertation will be required ( research proposal), passing the GMAT or GRE, motivation letter, cover letter, letters of recommendation from teachers or employers;
• It is also possible to conduct an entrance test or an interview with a candidate (in person or via Skype).

For admission to doctoral studies required:

• Master's degree (GPA >60%) or equivalent;
• or Bachelor's degree with honors in a related field;
• Certificate confirming English language proficiency not lower than IELTS 7.0;
• Suggestions for future research topics ( research proposal);
• Interview;
• Sometimes academic and extracurricular achievements of the applicant, research experience, publication activity are taken into account.

Types of educational institutions in the UK

It is necessary to distinguish the following main types of educational institutions in the UK:
All universities, university colleges, colleges of the University of London, as well as some colleges of further education are included in the list of accredited institutions that are authorized to independently award academic degrees -. Courses leading to the receipt of a particular diploma are also provided in educational institutions from the list, but the degree is still issued by one of the accredited universities.
You can often find mention of historically established groups of universities, the composition of which is ambiguous. In the most general form, we can distinguish:

• old universities. Educational institutions with university status until 1992.
• New universities. Polytechnics and colleges endowed with university status by decree Further and Higher Education Act 1992 or later: London Metropolitan University, University of Plymouth, Coventry University. This does not include universities that acquired this status by royal decree, for example, Imperial College (1907), Cardiff University (1883).

old universities include:

• Ancient universities. The six oldest universities in Britain, whose history dates back to 1800: English Oxford and Cambridge, Scottish University of St. Andrews (1413), University of Glasgow (1451), University of Aberdeen (1495), University of Edinburgh (1583). Historically, the group also includes the University of Dublin, Ireland (1592).
• Red brick universities. Initially, this was the name of university colleges, founded in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in provincial cities and after a while received the status of universities. Now term red brick refers to any university that became one between 1800 and 1992: University of Liverpool (1881), University of Birmingham (1825), University of Bristol (1876), University of Manchester (2004) and others.

Depending on the structure, British universities can be unitary and collegiate. In the first case, the central institution controls the educational process at the faculties and educational units. Most universities in the UK adhere to the unitary system, the first of them was the University of Birmingham. In collegiate universities, functions are distributed between the central university and its constituent colleges, for example, the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge, Lancaster University, the University of Roehampton, the University of London.

Colleges in the UK

There are two types of colleges in the UK that are not higher education institutions:

• sixth form colleges (SFC). Provide specialized advanced academic education for students aged 16-19 who wish to further enter the university or move to the next level of vocational education. A-levels programs are taught here, Business and Technology Education Council(BTEC) the International Baccalaureate Diploma(), or GCSE examinations.
• Further Education (F.E.) College. They offer technical education and training programs for students of all ages. Unlike sixth form, within FE colleges you can get various qualifications up to level 7 RQF.

At the college level, internship programs are also being implemented - which are professional training with full-fledged employment and rare classroom attendance. Student - Apprentice- works and receives a salary under an employment contract. Foreign citizens, however, are rarely enrolled in such programs, as this causes additional difficulties in the form of obtaining a work visa.
In total, there are 294 colleges in the country with more than 2 million students. On average, each UK college has 672 international students, among which RQF Level 3 qualifications are the most popular.

Public and private universities

All UK universities are independent institutions. Unlike America and most European countries, there are no government-owned universities here.
However, almost all universities in the UK are public ( public) in the sense that they receive part of the funds (30-90%) from the state, but at the same time they have significant autonomy and independently decide on additional sources of funding. Public universities can range in size from a few hundred to 30,000 students. Some are integrated into the infrastructure of the city, others are located on campuses outside of it.
Private ( private) there are only 5 universities that do not have state subsidies in the UK. Of these, 2 are non-profit - The University of Buckingham and Regent's University London and 3 commercial The University of Law, BPP University and Arden University. Most have a certain specialization (business, law ) It is believed that private universities have more freedom and opportunities in the implementation of healthy competition and professionally oriented programs for the employer. public universities in this sense, they provide a more general academic education with an emphasis on scientific research, which is a prerequisite for receiving funding from the state, but is not always significant for the future employment of students. Another advantage of private universities is the one-to-one mentoring, which is made possible by small student groups.

Groups and associations of educational institutions

In Britain, there are two official organizations representing higher education institutions:
The remaining associations are groups united by a mission and having a fixed membership. The largest of them:

Free universities in the UK

There are no free universities in the UK. Moreover, foreign students have to pay many times more than citizens of the United Kingdom or other EU countries. However, there are many opportunities to receive a scholarship or study grant from the university, the government, as well as private British companies and foundations.

Student communities in UK universities

There is not a single university in England that operates without student unions. Such communities make life easier for students in many ways. These can be sports teams, interest clubs, as well as societies representing students at the regional and even national level.
Most student unions are members of the National Union of Students, although it is possible that they may function independently. Each is run by a team of student leaders from each department or course. Such communities are funded by the universities themselves. Members of such communities are provided with benefits and discounts, for example, for meals in public places, for travel in public transport, as well as for the use of literature in libraries. Total 662 1,239

The higher education system in the United Kingdom is one of the oldest, most developed and prestigious. Currently, there are dozens of well-known universities in the country and hundreds of less well-known ones. One way or another, they all provide a high level of education, with which only a few universities in the world can be compared. And in this article we will look at what higher education institutions are in England, what are the main features of the higher education system in the UK, and what our average person needs to do in order to become a student at a university or institute in Foggy Albion.

The main features of universities in the UK

Universities in England have a thousand-year history of origin. The first universities in the country were Oxford, founded in the 12th century, and Cambridge, which was founded a little later. Since then, the UK higher education system has been improving, and over the centuries, its own methodology of education has been developed, universities have received hundreds of regalia, and education in England has become a symbol of prestige.

How to enter an English university and what is needed for this?

The entire system of higher education in the UK is represented by several categories of educational institutions - these are universities, colleges and institutes. Upon admission to them, no concessions and discounts are given to either local applicants or foreign ones - equal conditions are created for everyone, and distribution advantages are given only to those future students who have the highest scores in their certificates.

To apply and enroll in universities in the UK, you need to have a GCSE certificate, which is an analogue of domestic high school and secondary education certificates. An important condition is the presence in the certificate of indicators in at least five subjects, two of which must be passed without fail with excellent marks. In a word, if you want to enter the universities of England, you will have to try on your own grades at school. For foreign applicants who have not been trained in English schools, it is necessary to take a two-year course of pre-university education in special international schools in the UK, the result of which will be passing exams and obtaining an A-levels diploma.

Another no less important condition is the perfect knowledge of the English language, which is fixed by the IELTS certificate. The certificate is obtained by the results of passing a special difficult test, which can only be passed if the study of English took place for more than one year (ideally, in the schools of Britain itself).

The collected documents (and this is the A-levels or GCSE certificate, the IELTS certificate, as well as the applicant's personal documents) are collected in advance. Each university in the UK sets its own requirements regarding the content of the full package of documents. Direct application is carried out at UCAS - a special University Admissions Service from September 1 to October 15. Applicants can submit a package of documents to six different educational institutions at once. For those applicants who want to enter the best universities in England (for example, Oxford or Cambridge), you need to independently come to these universities, submit documents, undergo an interview and pass difficult entrance exams. Complicated? Rather, it is natural, since studying at the most famous and prestigious universities in the world provides incredible opportunities.

What are the difficulties of studying in English universities?

The applicant passed all the necessary tests, exams, submitted documents, even passed interviews and can finally be considered a student of an English university. Is this the end of the difficulty? No, because all the difficulties are just ahead.

The first 3-4 years the student studies for a bachelor's degree. This is the first academic degree, and after training, the student can become a bachelor of law, medicine, technical, humanities and other sciences. In addition to the compulsory training program, the student must choose an additional one that best suits his needs and knowledge. For example, a required course of study in law schools may include an additional course in international law, tax law, or M&A. As in domestic universities, UK universities have lectures and seminars.

University education is very difficult. The author of this article had to communicate directly with a teacher from England and draw a similar conclusion based on the following information: no more than 4-5 basic disciplines are studied in one semester, while every 3 months a difficult control test is done for each of them and one comprehensive test for all disciplines. No usual cheat sheets - if they are found, then there will be no retakes, only expulsion from the university. English universities have earned their international prestige for centuries, so teachers carefully monitor the quality of their students' education. Of course, there can be no talk of any bribes.

After 4 years of study, the student is eligible to receive a Master of Science degree. And here, in addition to training, research and scientific work is connected. The difficulty in obtaining a master's degree is colossal, but after training a graduate becomes a highly qualified specialist, in demand in the labor market of almost any country.

The cost of studying at universities in England

The cost of studying at universities in England is different in all cases. If you calculate the average, then the student will have to pay at least 10-12 thousand pounds per year for education (this is about 20 thousand dollars). In the most prestigious universities in the UK and in medical specialties, the cost of education is already from 20 thousand pounds a year or more. The calculation does not take into account the cost of accommodation, food and other expenses.

Benefits of studying at universities in England

A diploma of a graduate of an English university is a real carte blanche that allows you to enter any organizations, institutions and companies in the world almost without any problems. Only some European universities and US universities can compete, and so the graduate is out of competition. And this is ensured not only by the diploma itself, but also by the highest level of knowledge. And if a student was able to graduate from a British university (and now we are not even talking about Oxford or Cambridge), then his level of knowledge will be so high that employers will have no doubts when choosing an applicant for a place. This is the most important advantage, in comparison with which the rest are simply leveled. However, we will also note the opportunity to get acquainted with the culture of one of the oldest countries in the world, and the possibility of perfect command of the English language, etc.

What are the universities in the UK?

To date, there are dozens of different universities in which hundreds of thousands of students are educated. We will consider only the most famous and significant both in terms of training qualified specialists, and in terms of prestige and opportunities for further employment.

UK universities regularly rank at the top of the rankings of the best educational institutions in the world. As of 2017, 4 universities in the United Kingdom are among the top ten universities in the world according to the reputable consulting company Quacquarelli Symonds (hereinafter referred to as QS). When compiling the rating, the following parameters were taken into account:

• level of international education communication;
• research activities of the university;
• the quality of teaching staff training.

Cambridge university

This institution of higher education is one of the most famous universities in the UK. According to QS, it ranks first in the ranking of the best universities in the kingdom and 4th in the international ranking. It was founded in 1209. At the moment, more than 5 thousand teachers work at the university and about 17.5 thousand students study, a third of which are foreigners.

The university consists of 31 colleges, which are divided into "old" and "new". The first group includes colleges founded before 1596, and the second group includes those that opened between 1800 and 1977. New Hall, Newnham and Lucy Cavendish are three all-girls colleges. Peterhouse is the first college of the University of Cambridge. It was opened in 1284. The youngest is Robinson College, founded in 1979. Tuition fees range from £11,829 to £28,632 per year.

The University of Cambridge is ranked 4th in the ranking of the most influential universities in the world. It is second only to Harvard and Stanford University. 92 are Cambridge graduates. The most famous of them: Charles Darwin, Oliver Cromwell, Isaac Newton and Stephen Hawking.

University of Oxford

This university is the oldest university in the UK. It has been teaching since 1096. In the British QS ranking, he takes 2nd place, and in the international one he is on the 6th line. along with Cambridge, it is part of the Russell group, which brings together 24 of the best higher education institutions in the UK.

In 1249 the first college, the University College, was founded. The last open one is Templeton, which was founded in 1995 and merged with Green College 13 years later. In total, the university has 36 colleges and 6 hostels in which religious orders study.

In many respects, this institution of higher education is the best university in the UK. The cost of one year of study for foreigners ranges from 15 to 23 thousand pounds. Students who have studied at any of the British colleges for three years or spent the last three years at a UK school will have to pay about 9 thousand pounds for their studies. The most expensive program is clinical medicine, which costs over 21,000 pounds. An annual fee of £7,000 is also paid to the college.

University College London

This educational institution is ranked 3rd in the UK university rankings. The university is located in the capital of England and is very young when compared with Cambridge and Oxford. University College was founded in 1826. At first it was called the University of London, and received its modern name in 1836. In the international ranking, the college ranks 7th. According to statistics, 9 out of 10 graduates find a job within 6 months after graduation.

The college consists of 7 faculties. As of 2014, the Department of Economics was the best economics department in Britain. The cost of a year of undergraduate studies is almost 16 thousand pounds. Applicants at the age of 18 can enter the college. For admission, you must submit a bachelor's degree with an average score of 4.5, two letters of recommendation and one motivational letter. Also, the applicant must pass IELTS with a score of 6.5 or higher and TOEFL with a minimum of 92 points.

The cost of a year of study at the master's program at University College London is about 17 thousand pounds. In addition to the above data, upon admission, the applicant is required to submit his resume.

Imperial College London

On the 4th line of the British ranking and on the 9th international ranking is the Imperial College London. The educational institution was founded in 1907. The college is part of the Golden Triangle group, along with the universities of Cambridge and Oxford, and is one of the most elite universities in the UK.

The cost of a bachelor's degree is almost 28 thousand pounds. In addition to TOEFL, the applicant must complete the International Baccaulaureate program. For admission to the magistracy, you must pay from 13 thousand pounds.

Edinburgh University

This establishment was founded in 1583. In terms of seniority, the Scottish university is ranked 6th among British universities; in the 20th century, its rector was British Prime Minister Sir

Foreign students wishing to get a bachelor's degree must pay 23.5 thousand dollars a year for tuition, and those who plan to enroll in a master's program will have to pay about 18 thousand dollars. For UK residents, tuition prices are slightly lower. The cost of a master's degree is 17.5 thousand dollars a year, and a bachelor's degree - 12.5 thousand dollars. You also need to pay additionally from 664 to 1265 dollars per month for accommodation.

King's College London

This institution is one of the most famous universities in the world. The college was founded in 1829 by order of King George IV.

The cost of undergraduate education is almost 24 thousand dollars a year for foreigners and 12.5 thousand a year for citizens of the United Kingdom. For master's studies, you need to pay 25,740 and 7,500 dollars a year for foreigners and British citizens, respectively. The cost of training does not include accommodation fees, which range from 1 to 2 thousand dollars per month.

University of Manchester

In 7th place in the ranking of the best higher education institutions in the UK according to QS is located. It was founded in 1824 and belongs to the "red brick" universities. The university in its current form began to exist in 2004 after the merger of the University of Manchester Victoria and its Institute of Science and Technology.

The cost of training is from 19 to 22 thousand pounds. Living and transport costs are approximately £11,000 per year. There is also a preparatory program worth 11,940 pounds and 15,140 pounds for 3 and 4 semesters, respectively.

bristol university

Like Manchester, the University of Bristol is a red brick university. It was founded in 1909. Part of the Russell group. At the moment, the university has 2.5 thousand teachers and almost 19 thousand students, a quarter of whom are citizens of other states.

The cost of a year of study for international students is almost 20 thousand US dollars. For holders of a UK passport, the rates are lower - 9 thousand US dollars. The cost of living and transportation is approximately one and a half thousand dollars a month. In order to enroll in the 1st year of a bachelor's degree, a Russian student must have an A-Level equivalent diploma and graduate from the 1st year of a higher educational institution in Russia. It is also necessary to confirm the level of English proficiency and pass the LNAT exam.

University of Warwick

The University of Warwick is located in Coventry. It was founded in 1965 and is also part of the Russell group. The university consists of 4 faculties: medical, social sciences, humanitarian and scientific and technical. In total, more than 20 thousand students study at the University of Warwick.

For admission, the applicant must confirm the level of English proficiency by passing the IELTS and TOEFL tests. It is also necessary to submit a UCAS form between September 1 and October 15. The cost of education is from 15 to 30 thousand pounds per year. Annual living expenses - from 10 thousand pounds.

Open University UK

This higher educational institution of open education was founded in 1969 by decree of Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain. The Open University (hereinafter referred to as the OU) was created with the aim of providing an opportunity for people who aspire to get a higher education to study in any place convenient for them. OU is one of the largest universities in the Kingdom. It trains more than 200 thousand people.

The university uses a large number of methods that allow students to study remotely. One of the British agencies that assess the quality of education gave the OU an excellent rating. In the mid-2000s, the educational institution ranked first in the ranking of the best universities in the UK.