Universities in UK gives you the chance to study what, where and how you want

• There are thousands of exciting courses and qualifications on offer in the UK – whether you’re interested in accountancy, creative arts or zoology. Or what about 19th century poetry, international business, or dance?

• Many UK courses have a ‘modular’ structure. This means you can build a personalized course by choosing modules or units of study from different subject areas. For example, if you are studying for a bachelor’s degree in English literature, you could choose one module on Science fiction, one module on Children’s literature, one module on Short stories, etc.

• If you are interested in more than one subject, you could study a combination – many institutions offer courses such as Philosophy and English literature, or Tourism with French, for example.

• Many courses can be studied full-time or part-time. If you need a visa to study in the UK, check your immigration status allows you to join a part-time course.

• There are also many shorter courses for students who want to gain an undergraduate qualification in just one or two years, and summer schools for those looking to experience UK student life while building their knowledge, learning new skills or preparing for further study.

• You can enter UK education at any age and level. If you don’t yet have the qualifications or English language skills you need to apply for your chosen course, there are lots of preparatory courses and qualifications you can take. A foundation or access course, for example, will help you meet the entry requirements for university.

Father of Y.S. Biviji had a remarkable experience at Edwise says

“I am writing to you to show our appreciation for the services rendered by Edwise to my daughter, Miss Attiya Biviji. Attiya chose the University though she had received unconditional offers from 10 Universities in UK as also scholarships ranging from 3000 pounds. Attiya and I wish to thank you for persuading Attiya to select it, diligently following up with the University for getting unconditional offer letter and for arranging her accommodation. Attiya can work in UK for two more years on the completion of her MSc.

The visa counselor of Edwise painstakingly assisted us in preparing Attiya's visa application. We must thank him for his meticulousness as result of which she got her visa the next day.

Edwise’ predeparture briefing at Nehru Centre was very well organized and Attiya benefited in many ways by attending it. She could interact with alumni of UK universities (including those from University of Strathclyde) and started networking with other Edwise students going to Strathclyde. Also helpful was your pre-departure pack notably 'International Students Support Guides' on 'Working during your Studies' and on 'Working in the UK after Graduating'.

Lastly your partner Blue star Air Travel managed to get Air ticket to London when other 3 travel agents could not do so. I must also mention that we had approached other two Education Consultants but the speed and the quality of response which we got from Edwise was markedly superior.

I am sure Edwise will continue with its good work and assist many students like Attiya in their quest for foreign education.”

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5 Steps While Planning To Study Abroad

Students who wish to go abroad for higher studies must know these few steps while planning it. We at Edwise always recommend you to know each and every relevant information before hand as this could be really a turning point of your life. Few relevant and important steps are as under

• Think carefully and decide:

If you are planning to study in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, UK, USA, Singapore, Dubai or any other destination and you have completed 12^th or Graduation and also have required academic English level, the first step is to get in touch with your nearest Edwise branch

•  Let’s sit and discuss what you want:

We will give you a list of all the courses available in your subject. Just tell us what you want to study, and at what level. If there’s anything on your wish list, this is the time to let us know about it. Are you interested in a particular university? Do you want to be in a specific place? Let us know!

• We recommend you to research your Options:

We will send you a list of courses to consider. This will include links to each course’s content and structure, as well as their tuition fees, entry requirements, application deadlines and any other key information. Please go through the list carefully; let us know if you want any of the prospectuses. We offer a free, expert, and friendly advice, so call us, email us, or come to the office to talk through your options. Our counselors will always be available to help you. You can opt for anything like colleges in Canada, New Zealand universities, hospitality in New Zealand, etc  according to your wish and academics and we will guide you through that.

• Enroll yourself with us and fill admission application:

Once you’ve decided which university or college to apply to, read through the section on How to Make Your Application where you can download the required application forms. Each form contains a straightforward, detailed guide for applying. Our admission officer will guide and help you on each and every step. He or she will check to make sure that everything is correct and complete, and sight and certify your documents before sending to college or University for admission.

• Preparing your Visa application:

If you’ve been offered a place, you will get admission offer letter from college. After that there can be different steps for different countries. Edwise team will guide you for all required steps to prepare your visa application. You may need to prepare for interview but it’s not mandatory.

• Getting Ready to go:

Once you’ve accepted your place and your visa application is approved, Edwise offers help and advice with sorting out suitable student accommodation, booking travel, opening a bank account and anything else you need to sort out. If you need help with anything, at any point, just ask and drop email at enquiry@edwiseinternational.com

For complete information, visit Edwise International Overseas Education Consultants or contact us on 1-800-200-3678 / 08600911333.

Top 10 reasons to study in UK

1.  British higher education and qualifications have an impressive international reputation, with students in the United Kingdom which encouraged developing their potential while enjoying a  full social life.

2.   It’s easy to research the right course for you by visiting our experts.

3.  Students who want to register can visit us where he/she will be guided throughout the process. It’s never too late to apply. Apply now at Edwise.

4.   Studying in the UK will help you develop excellent language skills. The English language is of crucial importance in today’s global business arena. (Most UK universities offer language support to international students but institutions have their own criteria for the level of English that students need to master.)

5.  You’ll be in good company. The UK has a long history of welcoming international students to study in its universities and colleges. In Britain last year there were 1.8 million full-time undergraduate students in higher education, which included over 104,000 international students.

6.  UK universities are inspected regularly to ensure that they uphold the high standards of teaching, learning and research set by the Government. The Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education is the key body charged with maintaining these standards.

7.  The cultural diversity of life in British higher education is unrivalled. From cosmopolitan cities like London, Cardiff, Belfast and Glasgow, to historic counties like Warwickshire and Yorkshire, the UK is a place of contrasts and culture, where ancient buildings sit alongside contemporary architecture.

8.  Undergraduate and postgraduate courses in the UK tend to be shorter than in other countries which can help to keep the cost of tuition fees and living expenses down. Most undergraduate courses take three years to complete, although in Scotland it would be typically four years and postgraduate courses can be from one year upwards.

9.  Typically, international students are allowed to work for up to 20 hours a week during term time and full-time during holidays.
 

10. International students may be eligible for financial help with tuition fees, and possibly some extra help, depending on family circumstances. 

Cardiff University, UK

Manish Prajapati from Cardiff University says, “I am really grateful to Edwise for guiding me way for foreign studies by guiding me to Cardiff University for my Business Management course. I have always dreamt of studying abroad and it came true only with the help of Edwise. I am really thankful to Edwise for it.

My special thanks to my Counselors for guiding me through all my admission procedure right from selecting university to landing on the university campus, The Visa counselor for his professional advice for my Visa and Financial matters and for helping me out in preparing my Visa papers. It was a very distinctive experience with Edwise. I am very contented with the service and concern they gave me. I wish them best of luck for their future and for the service they offer to the students. I wish them to prolong it for many approaching years.”

To know more about Universities in UK, Admissions in UK, Courses in UK, Visas Process for Education in UK, scholarships for higher Education in UK, cracking exams, visit www.edwiseinternational.com or contact us on 1-800-200-3678 / 08600911333.

Aspire to study in UK

UK education is all about giving you inspiration to develop your knowledge and skills, freedom to be creative, and support to help you achieve your best.

UK colleges, schools and universities offer you a world-class education – the chance to follow your passion for learning and gain qualifications that are respected by employers and academics worldwide.

In a UK course you’ll benefit from excellent teaching and facilities. In order to accept students, UK education centers must meet strict quality standards set by the UK government and education bodies.

Studying in the UK Universities isn't just about the classroom – it's also a chance to discover the UK's exciting culture, cities and countryside. Find out more with these resources.

UK Universities degrees have a global reputation for quality and employers worldwide recognize a UK degree as a sign of high academic standards.

Don’t just take our word for it – research shows that a UK education can improve your career prospects, and even boost your earnings.

UK education gives you the chance to study what, where and how you want:

• There are thousands of exciting courses and qualifications on offer in the Universities in UK – whether you’re interested in accountancy, creative arts or zoology. Or what about 19th century poetry, international business, or dance? You can find over 86,000 UK courses on the list.
• Many UK courses have a ‘modular’ structure. This means you can build a personalized course by choosing modules or units of study from different subject areas. For example, if you are studying for a bachelor’s degree in English literature, you could choose one module on Science fiction, one module on Children’s literature, one module on Short stories, etc.
• If you are interested in more than one subject, you could study a combination – many institutions offer courses such as Philosophy and English literature, or Tourism with French, for example.
• Many courses can be studied full-time or part-time. If you need a visa to study in the UK, check your immigration status that allows you to join a part-time course.
• There are also many shorter courses for students who want to gain an undergraduate qualification in just one or two years, and summer schools for those looking to experience UK student life while building their knowledge, learning new skills or preparing for further study.
• You can enter UK education at any age and level. If you don’t yet have the qualifications or English language skills you need to apply for your chosen course, there are lots of preparatory courses and qualifications you can take. A foundation or access course, for example, will help you meet the entry requirements for UK university.

Working alongside your studies is a fantastic way to gain skills for your future career.

Many international students in the UK University take a part-time job. Others do a work placement or internship as part of their course.

Planning your Study in UK is exciting… but it can be confusing to think about scholarships, visas, accommodation, application deadlines and everything else you need to do before you leave. Edwise has 23 branches all over India to help students seek the right guidance under our experts. For further details, visit www.edwiseinternational.com or contact us on 1-800-200-3678 / 08600911333.