Study in the UK and check its conditions
Studying in the UK, obtaining a UK student visa and studying in the UK will be examined scientifically and professionally in this article. Studying in the UK is one of the topics that has a lot of applicants in the field of student migration because the UK is one of the good countries in Europe and is at a good level in terms of science and education. There are always questions for applicants about studying in the UK, including what are the differences between A-A levelnd Foundation courses? What are the conditions for studying in a UK school with a mobile visa? Is it possible to get an admission and a visa from the best British universities to study in this country? In this article, we intend to answer these questions and other related topics. Dear friends, if you need more guidance in studying in the UK, you can contact Malekpour Law Firm (MIE Austria) through the contact ways and benefit from our free professional advice.
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Study conditions in the UK
Studying in the UK first requires familiarity with the UK and the general conditions of study there. The United Kingdom is located on the British Peninsula and is the most important country on the peninsula. Its capital is London, and it’s most important cities are Liverpool, Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds. The United Kingdom shares land and water borders with Wales, Scotland, Ireland and France. The country has a population of 66,040,229 and an area of 242,495 square kilometers. The currency of the United Kingdom is the pound sterling and its official language is English, which is spoken in the British dialect. In the following, we will discuss the general conditions of studying in the UK.
UK student visas are known as tier 4 student visas and are divided into two groups. For children 4 to 17 years old who intend to study in UK schools, a child tire 4 visa is issued to people over 17 years old general tier 4. Applicants can apply for a visa 3 months before the start of their studies in the UK. The cost of applying for a UK student visa in both types is 8 328 per person. The same is true for dependent visa (spouse, partner and children under 18). Each visa applicant must pay a healthcare surcharge of 150Pounds per year per student.
This amount is 150 Pounds per year per dependent, which must be paid in one place for all years of study. Receipt of payment of this amount must be attached to the other documents for applying for a visa. The visa applicant must show that he or she is financially able to cover his or her tuition and living expenses. One has to deposit money in an account in the name of oneself or one’s parents (guardian). This amount varies according to the individual’s circumstances. This amount must also be credited to the account for a period of 28 days in a row, which must not have ended 31 days before the applicant’s request. This amount includes the cost of education and living. Tuition fee includes the cost of one year of study or the total cost if the course of study is less than one year. This fee varies depending on the degree, university or school and the field of study.
The cost of living varies depending on what city the person lives in. The fee is 1,265 Pounds per month for a person studying in London and 1,015 Pounds for other cities, which must be paid for 9 months in a person’s bank account. For example, a person admitted to a university in Manchester must have 9,135 Pounds in their bank account in addition to the cost of one year of study. The following amounts are required for each person applying for a general visa: 845 per month for London and 680 Pounds per month for other cities. If a person is applying for a child tier 4 visa, the bank account can be in his or her own name or that of a parent. However, if a person is applying for a tier 4 general visa and wants to use the financial means of his or her parents (guardian) (i.e. a bank account in the name of his or her parents or guardian), he or she must provide one of the following documents:
If a person shows that he has paid the tuition fee or part of it, the amount paid will be deducted from the amount that must be paid as tuition fees to the person’s account. Also, if the person is staying in a dormitory, the applicant can deduct this amount from the total cost of living (9 months) that he / she must show in his / her account by paying a maximum of 6 1265 to the dormitory. In the previous example, if a person paid 1,265 Pounds for their accommodation, the amount required would be reduced to 7870 Pounds.
For persons under 12 years of age, parents can apply for a Parent of a tier 4 (child) visa. They must:
Their child must also be under the age of 12, studying or about to start school in a UK school and have a child tier 4 visa. The Parent of a tier 4 (child) visa is issued for the first time for 6 to 12 months, and each time it can be extended for 12 months until the student reaches the age of 12.
Introducing important courses in the UK
Studying in the UK at any level requires special prerequisite courses, which will be covered in this section of the article.
The GCSE program at Bellerbys and Brighton colleges gives 13-year-olds the opportunity to start preparing early for college. Malekpour Law Firm has adopted a new and professional way of training and creating life skills for the global workplace. Our expert counselors and lawyers provide the most academic support along with a high level of encouragement, guidance and spiritual care. We guarantee that you can focus on your studies, and make the most of the opportunities we provide and achieve the results you want. General Certificate Secondary Education stands for GCSE and is the most well-known course for students who intend to continue their secondary education, as these courses are held in the UK and are approved and accepted by other countries. Students must be between 13 and 16 years old to begin the GCSE course. After completing this course, the student can choose one of the two courses, Foundation or A level. The GCSE course starts in September and January. In GCSE, students usually choose a specific subject from dozens of different disciplines according to their interests and orientations, such as experience courses, basic sciences, mathematics, and students usually choose 4 courses and take the exams of these courses. . Students going to the UK from Iran to continue their education must have completed the third year of middle school (ninth grade), which (ninth grade) will be accepted according to the first year of GCSE 1. Students who have completed the first year of high school (tenth grade) in Iran are first assigned by the college.
If their academic level was such that they could start the A-Levels course they did not take the GCSE course, but if their academic level was considered too low to be able to start the A-Levels course, they should take a one-year GCSE 2 course. To spend. At the end of the GCSE course, students must take written and oral exams. It is worth noting that students’ classroom activities have a significant impact on their evaluation and grades. The scoring system in this course is as follows. In this system, A + is the highest score and G is the lowest score. GCSE courses offer structured remedial programs to students from a very young age as part of their daily routine. Activities such as clubs, trips, lectures and workshops, which bring the real world to the classroom and provide deeper knowledge about the subject matter. Strengthening activities build on your individual skills such as motivation and self-awareness, and thus you become a confident citizen.
If you are over 15 years old and have completed middle school in Iran, you can participate in the one-year GCSE program in any of the faculties. At the age of 13, many students begin their interests and the development of their professional aspirations. The GCSE trajectory gives you the opportunity to discover your interests and build the life skills and studies you will need in the future for college applications. In these reinforcement activities, it really introduces the subjects in real life conditions and allows you to learn related to the subject and provides you with a complete educational experience and realizes your personal and scientific potential and achieves test results. They provide you with excellent GCSE.
As a 13-year-old student attending GCSE courses after the end of the ninth year, you will experience a variety of subjects in combination with core courses, introductory courses, and a structured reinforcement program. You will have 15 hours of English and 15 hours of core classes each week, including math, information and communication technology, art, science, business studies, PSHE and PE. Major courses include English, Mathematics, Science, Physical Education, Modern Foreign Language and Information Technology. Introductory 4-week intensive project-based project lessons to help you understand the topic. Classes continue throughout the day, and students are supervised by a private tutor, who monitors social and academic progress.
Officials plan lectures by expert speakers and trips for students to museums, universities, and businesses. They also offer a variety of online activities and encourage you to join many clubs and interactive programs. Reinforcement activities really give you a deeper understanding of the courses and are effective in developing your specialized skills and will help you to have a more successful university education.
If you need to improve your English before the course starts, the EPP program offers 3 hours of intensive English instruction each morning with a varied science program each afternoon. You will also have full access to a booster program as well as all sports activities. Once you have successfully completed the one-year GCSE program, you can enter A level, and go on to study at university.
A level is your transition to the best universities in the UK and elsewhere in the world. Malekpour Law Firm, the representative of the largest college in the UK, Bellerbys College, announces its readiness for admission to the most sought-after disciplines and competitive courses, including medicine at the UK’s largest and top college. Bellerbys A-level students have achieved remarkable results and most of them are admitted to the top universities in the UK. In 2014, 54% of our A-level students entered one of the UK’s top universities. The key to our students’ success lies in our professional approach. Each of our four colleges is a specialized center, which offers superior education in combination with a diverse range of remedial activities. This method provides the deep understanding, specialized skills and subject knowledge that the best universities expect from their undergraduate students, and helps you to find a successful and valuable career.
A-Level is the main general course for students in the UK course to continue their studies in order to enter postgraduate courses. The length of this course is two years and the minimum age for entering this course is 16 years. In this course, the student usually chooses 4 to 5 lessons in the first year and usually 3 to 4 lessons in the second year. Then, at the end of two years, students are tested for admission to top UK universities. Usually, 8 courses are selected to enter good courses and good universities, and each course has a score of 4. Students who want to continue their education in one of the fields of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and take a course. Depending on the university, the UKCAT or BMAT is required to take the exam, and students wishing to enter a university must take the OXFORD, CAMBRIDGE and UCL courses.
Iranian students who have a second year high school diploma and have a relatively good academic level can enter the A-Levels course if they are 16 years old. Students who have a diploma or pre-university degree in Iran and want to continue their studies in one of the fields of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy must take a 2-year A-Levels course and if they succeed in the national exam of this course, they will be admitted to UK universities. Be in these courses. Students who have a diploma or pre-university degree in Iran and if they intend to study in any field, if the age of these people is under 17 years, a language degree is not required, and if it is over 17 years, IELTS 5.5 is required. . Achieving excellent A-level grades is the first step for students who want to get into one of the UK’s top universities, and beyond to a successful career.
The A level program provides the deep preparation, support and knowledge you will need for the most competitive disciplines such as medicine, dentistry and pharmacy. Reinforcement is one of the independent features of this program that offers personal and specialized skills that are a real advantage during the application process to the university. A level classes have an average of 12 students who confidently show that they have any knowledge. The learner gets enough attention to maximize his or her scientific potential. The enhancement program offers a selection of interesting trips, lectures, and extensive experiences related to your college courses. These activities are designed to enhance your studies, develop subject knowledge and develop personal skills such as communication, creativity and independent thinking. These are the characteristics that leading universities are looking for in applicants.
In the specialized college, reinforcement activities are included in the curriculum to allow you to not only study a subject, but also to experience and understand it in a real-world environment. In addition to focusing on top universities, we will guide you through each step of the application process. From counseling on choosing a university to writing your own statement and interviewing methods, we help you make sure you have all the tools you need to succeed. Bellerbys A-level students consistently achieve impressive results above the British average. In 2014, more than 54% of our A-level students went to one of the top group universities. Bellerbys students are accepted by the University of Oxford and Cambridge and the top medical schools after completing the Alevel course and passing the final exam.
The introductory and preparation course provides the basic skills and experience you need to get into the top UK universities. We have more than 70 destination universities, giving you the widest choice of campus options. Foundation is a 12-month course that includes 2 semesters that start twice a year, the first time from September and the second time from January. The minimum age to enter the 17th Foundation is 17 years old. Students must have obtained a three-year high school diploma, which means that having an Iranian diploma is required. To enter the Foundation, the minimum IELTS language level is about 5.
By choosing the introductory course instead of the university campus option, your choice is not limited to a single university. Our partnership includes many of the UK’s top universities. Our introductory course provides a customized curriculum for international students. Using seminars and training, expert teachers, English language preparation, small classes and the latest technology, we provide a supportive learning environment to ensure you have the best chance of success. The first semester includes language and IT courses. The second semester consists of 4 specialized courses depending on the type of academic field of different courses offered. Specialized remedial activities are the highlights of the introductory course. Visiting universities and industrial workplaces, guest speakers, competitions, gatherings and clubs will help you experience the lessons learned in practice. Other examples of reinforcement activities include HSBC Business Level Training, Scene Design Workshop and more.
The Foundation introductory course is a highly academic one-year program that paves the way for progress to more than 70 UK universities. The introductory course program, based on the Level A curriculum and the teaching of Level A teachers, offers a new approach to learning that provides skills beyond the classroom and the necessary preparation for college and career success. Once you have successfully completed the program according to the required standard, you can enter one of the courses in one of more than 70 destination universities. One of the main benefits of the Foundation introductory course is helping you find the right college course for you. Students enter the undergraduate course after completing the FOUNDATION course. If you want to study in the foundation course, you must have obtained your diploma in Iran with good average grades, but you do not need to have passed the pre-university course.
If you are under 17 years of age and have obtained your diploma, we can provide you with definitive admission to study for a foundation course without the need for an ILTES degree in English and allow you to learn English. Strengthen yourself in the UK. If you are over 17 years old you will need an IELTS 5.5 English language certificate. The foundation course is an efficient and intensive one-year program. This program enables you to get your degree one year earlier compared to A level. The foundation program offers a wide selection of interesting activities, conversations, and experiences designed to enhance your studies, develop subject knowledge, and promote your communication and life skills. All of them are features that top universities are looking for in their applicants.
By participating in reinforcement activities, you will be completely immersed in the subject matter and gain new insights and perspectives. For example, a visit to Cambridge Science Park gives you a whole new perspective on the theory you learn in the classroom, or attending the university’s creative art workshops gives you the opportunity to learn new methods and skills. This visa is rated and a score of 40 is required.
• Have an IELTS language certificate: 10 points
• Get a Case Letter from the University: 20 points
• Bank letter based on certificate of financial ability: 10 points
The foundation course provides the learning skills and study methods you need to succeed in UK universities, which include delivering effective classes, writing essays, research skills and attending seminars. While studying at college, you will have the opportunity to visit universities across the UK to help you decide which university is right for you. You can visit major university fairs where you can meet with university representatives, ask questions and see what they have to offer. To complete our study, we provide university visits and lectures. This includes lectures by the London School of Economics and the King’s College London. You also benefit from our relationship with top organizations in the city.
You can access a wide range of UK university destinations. We also offer the opportunity to study at universities in Australia, the United States and Italy. This means that you can choose Malekpour Law Firm that best suits your needs and aspirations. Choosing a university and college is a big decision. Our experts and expert lawyers provide expert advice to help you choose the right educational goals. They will also support you in applying to top universities and research projects.
If you have exceptional academic ability, you may want to apply to the University of Oxford or Cambridge. These are the most competitive institutions in the world. To give you the best chance of success, we can offer specialized training that includes the following:
Discuss current issues, news and events to develop your knowledge and communication skills, continuously evaluate your assignments, tests and exams to ensure you meet the standards required by universities, prepare for face-to-face interviews at university , In addition to counseling with former Bellerbys students currently studying at Oxford or Cambridge, and of course more support is available for students who need to take an aptitude test for one of the Oxford and Cambridge majors, for example History Talent Test (HAT) and LANT Test for Salary. It also helps students with the STEP math tests required at Cambridge and some other universities.
Age requirements to study in the UK
The age limit for studying in the UK varies at different levels of education. Applicants under the age of 18 can study at any level of UK school, but the best age to study in a UK school is between 12 and 18 years old. At this age, students are old enough to be able to live away from family and are also still at an age where they can quickly integrate into the community around them and have a high learning speed.
There is no age limit for studying at UK universities, and you can be admitted to the university at any age. But the important thing is that there is an age limit for obtaining a visa. This means that if you do not have the right age for the desired degree, you will have a lower chance of obtaining a student visa. The best age for studying at the undergraduate level is up to 20 years old and for studying at the postgraduate level is up to 25 years old. If you are older you must have a good reason for interrupting your studies, otherwise your chances of getting a UK student visa are low.
Study in England at school level
Schooling in the UK is available in two types of schools: Boarding Schools, Grant Maintained Schools. In this section, we will discuss the study conditions in each of these schools.
Studying in the UK is compulsory for students between the ages of 5 and 16. The school year in the UK starts every year from September and lasts until July, and each school year is divided into three semesters.
• Autumn semester: (starts in early September and lasts until mid-December)
• Spring semester: (Starting in early January and continuing until mid or late March)
• Summer semester: (starts in early or mid-April and lasts until mid-July)
In private boarding schools in the UK, private school fees are paid by the parents of the students. In private schools, students live in schools. Because these students live in school and are there 24 hours a day, various extracurricular activities such as chess, music, sports such as football, tennis, and even horseback riding, rock climbing and swimming are also part of these extracurricular activities. All private schools have a special section called English as a Foreign Language (EFL), which is dedicated to foreign students in the first semester according to their needs in the field of English language teaching.
Tuition fees at private boarding schools, which include the so-called Boarding Fee, include tuition and living expenses in school dormitories that must be paid in full before the start of each semester. This includes accommodation, three meals a day and tuition fees, which can range from 20,000 Pounds to 30,000 Pounds a year, depending on the school.
Public schools in the UK are free and paid for by the government, and only British and European Economic Area students can use them. These schools are run by local authorities, which are called Grant Maintained Schools. Therefore, education in public schools is free for students.
It should be noted that the Guardian or Dependent visa is not currently issued at the school A level and as a result the child’s parents cannot accompany him / her during his / her studies in the UK.
After completing their studies in these boarding schools, the student can continue his / her studies in the same country and enter the best universities in England, and after completing his / her university studies and finding a job and paying taxes, he / she can obtain permanent residence in those countries.
Study conditions in the UK with a diploma
Studying in the UK at the undergraduate level will be possible by submitting a diploma and pre-university degree to the relevant university, among other conditions. The duration of study in this course is between 3 to 4 years and the required language certificate is IELTS 6 to 6.5. The most important courses that can be studied in this course include the following:
| Anthropology and archeology | Social sciences (sociology, psychology, etc.) |
| History | English (Literature, etc.) |
| Business | Computer Science (Economics, Management) |
| Medical and pre-medical | Law |
| Music and art | Engineering |
| Philosophy | Natural Sciences (Geology, Biology, Chemistry) |
| Mathematics | Religious Sciences |
Study in England at the postgraduate level
Studying in the UK for a master’s degree requires a valid, UK-approved bachelor’s degree with an IELTS language score of at least 6.5 and other required qualifications. It is possible to study in the UK at the postgraduate level, both online and offline. The duration of this course in the continuous section is 3 years and in the discontinuous section is 1 year, and the degrees that can be awarded in this course are called Master of Business (MBA), Master of Technical (MSc) and Master of Science (MA). The top courses requested in this course include the following:
| History | philosophy |
| Anthropology | Religious Sciences |
| Medical Sciences (All Trends) | Art (Film, Music, Fine Arts) |
| English (Literature, Linguistics, etc.) | Natural Sciences (Biology, Astronomy, etc.) |
| Social Science | Law (Sociology, Psychology) |
Study in the UK for a PhD
Studying in the UK for a doctorate has prerequisites that include a strong academic background, a high-quality language degree and a tutor. The supervisor or supervisor will issue you admission to that university after your correspondence with him and your approval. Doctoral studies in the UK are possible in both theoretical and research forms, which will last for 3 years. The language certificate required to study for this IELTS 7 course or higher will be:
UK Scholarships
Getting scholarships everywhere is one of the goals of students who are always thinking about progress. Choosing the type of scholarship and taking timely action and recognizing the needs of each case increases the chances of winning the scholarship. Prerequisites for obtaining a scholarship can be appropriate age, favorable educational status, and high language degree along with published international articles or published books. Scholarships in the UK offer scholarships of up to 50 thousands or even more to selected students to study in the UK. This article was written by Malekpour Law Firm (MIE Austria) and any copying of it without mentioning the source is legally forbidden.
Scholarships in the UK are divided into two types, government and non-government, which we will introduce in the following section:
| Scholarship Name | Scholarship Description |
| Chevening Scholarship | For all Darya International Talented students admitted to UK universities |
| Scholarships for the Commonwealth of Independent States | For students of the Commonwealth of Independent States for a technical, humanities, scientific and applied discipline |
| Scholarship from Gates Cambridge | Scholarship from Rhodes |
| Scholarship from the International University of Edinburgh | Scholarship from the British Council |
| Scholarship from Dennis Holland | Scholarship from the University of Brittany |
Study in the UK and the cost of living and studying in the UK
As you know, the United Kingdom is a very developed country and is one of the top countries in the world, so every year many people want to study in the United Kingdom. It is better to know about studying in the United Kingdom and also the cost of studying in it, which is completely different and the cost of studying in each level is completely different from the other levels. People who work or study in the UK have the opportunity for their children to study for free. The important point here is that students who are members of the European Union, like English students, have to pay tuition, and this tuition, as stated, is different at each level. In this section, we will look at the cost of studying and living in the UK.
Tuition fees in the UK vary depending on the type of university and the student’s major. For English students, students must pay more than 9,250 Pounds a year. International students outside the EU have to pay between 10,000 and 38,000 Pounds a year.
| The average cost of food | Per pound |
| Bread (500 g) | 1.09 |
| water (1.5 liters) | 0.94 |
| Milk (1 liter) | 0.92 |
| Eggs (12 pieces) | 2.12 |
| Local cheese (1 kg) Local cheese | 6.31 |
| Meat (1 kg) | 8.64 |
| cleaned chicken meat (1 kg) | 6.85 |
| Tomatoes (1 kg) | 2.30 |
| Potatoes (1 kg) | 1.21 |
| Onion (1 kg) | 1.20 |
| rice (1 kg) | 1.63 |
| Apples (1 kg) | 2.01 |
| Portugal (1 kg) | 2.03 |
| Bananas (1 kg) | 1.07 |
Study in the UK and student job
The UK Home Office grants students with a student visa work permits during their studies, of course, as stated in its study regulations. The main purpose of your student visa is to come to the UK to study. Where you are allowed to work in the UK, the aim is to be able to earn money while studying. Student work is allowed in the UK for 20 hours per week, and this time can be increased during university holidays. The applicant must be over 16 years old and have obtained a permit from the Immigration Office and their educational center. Authorized student work in the UK includes student support, sales assistant, drug delivery driver, pizza delivery courier, veterinary care assistant and personal assistant.
Study in the UK and request for dependent visa
One of the most important topics in the field of studying in the UK is the UK Dependent visa, which we reviewed in the Schools section of the Guardian Visa, and in this section we will discuss the conditions for obtaining a Dependent visa for students. According to international definitions, a companion includes a spouse and children under the age of 18 and can be issued for courses of more than 9 months and preferably more than 1 year. Companions can enter the UK on a dependent visa a few months after the student arrives in the UK and work full-time under certain conditions. The documents for obtaining a UK mobile visa are as follows:
Study in the UK and introduce the top UK universities
To study in the UK, you need to know the validity of the university where you are studying so as not to cause problems for the student in his / her future career. Of course, the degrees of many UK universities around the world are valid and there is generally no need for students to worry about this.
The following table lists some of the UK universities with their world rankings:
| Name of the University | Times | Guardian | GCU |
| University of Cambridge | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| University of Oxford | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| University of St. Andrew | 3 | 3 | 5 |
| Imperial College London | 4 | 7 | 4 |
| Lafborough University | 5 | 4 | 7 |
| Lancaster University | 6 | 9 | 8 |
| Durham University | 7 | 5 | 6 |
| University College London | 8 | 11 | 10 |
Study in the UK and the documents required to obtain a UK student visa
The qualifications required to study in the UK are divided into two categories: qualifications required to study in schools and to study at university levels, which we will describe in this section:
Tier 4 (child) visa
Tier 4 (general) student visa
Study in the UK and post study work permit
After completing their studies in the UK, students will have the opportunity to extend their residency in the UK. For this purpose, after completing his / her studies, the student must submit a letter requesting the extension of his / her stay in the UK in order to find a job in the Home Office, so that he / she can be issued a work permit in the UK for 12 months. Of course, the UK has strict rules for international job seekers in the UK, but in the meantime, conditions will be easier for UK university graduates. In this section, you can find out the current unemployment rate in the United Kingdom:
Study in the UK and residence and citizenship status after graduation
It is not bad to know that only by studying in England and another country, it will not be possible for you to obtain citizenship, and for this purpose and after completing your studies, you should look for ways such as working, investing or getting married in England to stay in UK to be extended. For example, you can work in the UK after completing your studies to receive a UK passport after 5 years of permanent residence and 5 years thereafter if you pay your taxes regularly.
Answers to frequently asked questions about studying in the UK
✅Is studying in the UK free?
No. You must pay tuition to study at a UK university unless you have received a scholarship.
✅Is it possible to study in the UK without a language degree?
To reduce the chances of getting a visa, it is recommended that you provide proof of language.
✅Can I get a scholarship from a UK university?
Scholarships are usually awarded at the doctoral level, and you must submit a strong resume including a high-quality language degree, articles published in international scientific journals, a high GPA, and so on.
✅Can I work in the UK after graduation?
After graduation you will be given the opportunity to look for work in the UK. If you are hired in a suitable job, you can change your residence to a type of work.
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