A degree from Britain is renowned all over the world for its academic strength. British Universities have been the training grounds for some of the greatest administrators, businessmen and scientists around the world. From Nehru to Lee Kuan Yew to Bill Clinton, many of those who have studied at British Universities have proceeded to great careers. Employers worldwide appreciate the skills that British Universities offer. Students also love British universities for their range of courses, flexibility, excellence, affordability, cosmopolitan cultural and social atmosphere.
University campuses now have an international ambience as thousands of students from more that 150 counties come to Britain to study every year.
If you have looked into studying abroad, you may have considered other countries too.
Studying in Britain is cheaper than studying in America. It is also easier to obtain a visa and clear immigration in Britain; anyone who goes through the American visa process in an American Consulate can attest to that. Britain offers a more cosmopolitan atmosphere than some American Universities, which can be located in isolated areas. The British system also permits students to work outside the campus and also allows spouses to work, something that America doesn’t allow.
Studying in the UK is good value for money because British degree programs are more intensive and are generally shorter. A full-time undergraduate degree usually takes only threes years to complete in the UK compared to four years in the United States or Australia. A full-time postgraduate (masters) course in the UK can take only one year to complete compared to two in the United States or Australia (although some are also two years in the UK).
Britain also offer greater employment opportunities than other Commonwealth countries like Australia and New Zealand. Britain is a link to both Europe and American and you will find more companies recruiting in Britain than Australia and New Zealand.
However, to drive the maximum benefit for your career, you should look at your choice. Theare are thousands of subjects to choose from and an array of academic and vocational levels from school-leaving qualifications to undergraduate and post-graduate degrees. That are also many competing universities and courses, which may or may not meet your requirements. You man be able to get a place at a prestigious institution, but your choice of course is also important.
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