Due to the shorter duration of acquiring a degree, many international students choose to study in the UK as it only takes three years to get an undergraduate degree and one year for a postgraduate degree, which helps cuts down on the cost on education.
Here is a brief review of the prevalent study options in the UK across different levels in British pounds:
| QUALIFICATION | DESCRIPTION | DURATION | FEES |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor’s Degree | Undergraduate programs focusing on academic knowledge in a variety of courses across various disciples. | 3 years | £10,000- £25,000 |
| Graduate Diploma | Vocational in nature, this qualification aims to develop practical skills of students in a speedy manner. Students can apply after completing their bachelors’ degree preferable in a similar field. It can sometimes be equivalent to a masters’ qualification. | 1-2 years | £10,000- £30,000 |
| Postgraduate Certificate | This education credential provides students with advanced skills in a specific area of specialization and makes you eligible to practice a profession. Requires a bachelors’ degree in any field. | 1-2 years | £10,000- £20,000 |
| Master’s Degree | Postgraduate programs provide a broader view of the subject area and available for coursework as well as research merit. It requires relevant bachelor’s degree from a similar field. | 1 year | £15,000- £40,000 |
| Doctoral Degree Higher doctoral degree |
PhD is a premier research award which require a masters’ degree and a pre-approved research proposal by a panel of faculty members for admission. | 3-4 years | £15,000- £24,000 |
