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British Council Separates Fact From Fiction on UK Study

British Council Separates Fact From Fiction on UK Study
Study Abroad Guide: British Council Separates Fact From Fiction On UK Study · NDTV

Some students dream of studying in the United Kingdom, but they often hear things that are not true.

The British Council, an organisation that helps people learn about UK education, wants to fix that.

Some people think studying in the UK is only for very rich students.

But scholarships can help pay for school, and degrees are shorter there.

Most bachelor's degrees take just three years, and master's degrees often take only one year.

Students do not have to figure everything out alone, either.

They can talk to universities directly at events like the Study UK Open Day in Kolkata.

After finishing their degree, some students can even stay in the UK to work using the Graduate Route.

Not every university charges an application fee, though students should check each university's own rules.

The British Council wants students to make smart, informed choices about studying in the UK.

Key facts

Organisation
British Council
Myths addressed
4 (cost, research, post-graduation opportunities, application fees)
Named scholarships
Chevening Scholarships, Commonwealth Scholarships, British Council GREAT Scholarships, Women in STEM Scholarships
Typical UK undergraduate length
3 years
Typical UK master's length
1 year
Study UK Open Day
August 6 in Kolkata, with 29 UK universities
UCAS fee
Single fee covering up to 5 course choices
Post-study option
Graduate Route allows eligible graduates to work in the UK after study

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