BA (Hons) Czech and Yiddish
at UCL University, London

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BA (Hons) Czech and Yiddish
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UCL University
Overview

BA (Hons) Czech and Yiddish offered at University College London is a UG course, which is considered the top-ranked course across the university and the country. Students who want to apply, can take up the course within the duration of 4 years. International students applying at for this course need to submit the necessary documents as per the department and the course. International students need to submit qualification proofs along with test scores of exams including IELTS, TOEFL, PTE and Duolingo. The University College London tuition fee for BA (Hons) Czech and Yiddish for the first-year international student is Pound 28,100 (INR 3,633,330). In addition to the tuition fees students need to look into other various factors that are necessary to manage their stay during the study at the university, which include the other necessary costs like:

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Duration	4 years
Tuition & Fees	₹35.54 Lakh Get Fees details
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Course Level	UG Degree

BA (Hons) Czech and Yiddish

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BA (Hons) Czech and Yiddish
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UCL University
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Students interested in pursuing a BA (Hons) Czech and Yiddish from University College London must fulfil the associated monetary requirements that come with the course. The fee structure includes the payment of the first-year tuition fee. Students must also plan for some other costs they may incur associated with living in UK such as rent, food, medical, travel & other expenditures. The cost may vary as per the lifestyle being pursued by the students & some other fees that may be charged by University College London over the duration of studies. The first year tuition fee for BA (Hons) Czech and Yiddish is around Pound 28,100 (INR 3,633,330). For a more detailed fee breakdown regarding the BA (Hons) Czech and Yiddish from University College London, refer the table given below:

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Fees components	Amount (for 1 year)
Tuition & fees	INR 35,54,306

Calculated at the exchange rate of 1 Pound = INR 126.48777 | Tuition & expenses were last updated on 15ᵗʰ May 2025

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BA (Hons) Czech and Yiddish
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UCL University
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BA (Hons) Czech and Yiddish
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Students Ratings & Reviews

4.1/5

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Student Views (Based on Reviews)

65% students never faced discrimination in this university

Vibe of Campus

Academically oriented

Multi-dimensional

Friendly

Liberal

Internships3.7

Part time work3.7

Post study jobs3.9

Quality of faculty4.8

Student Life4.6

Value for money4.1

Public transportation4.7

Safety4

Indian Food4.3

Permanent Immigration3.3

Anonymous

Computer Science MSc - Batch of 2026

4.4

MSc Computer Science at UCL

Tips: Huge cultural shift. Students/ professors/ staff are very professional, and the same is expected of you. The way of teaching is very different, one must study and be prepared for the lecture, as they are interactive. I did receive a scholarship based on merit. Very happy with my experience, will recommend 10/10.

Likes (Internships): There is a wide variety of opportunities available when it comes to internships and good mentors, depending on how much work we put into them. There are a lot of organizations that offer internships in different sectors, but getting one may involve a lot of networking and hard work. We will give you an edge by using your career advisor.

Dislikes (Permanent Immigration): There are however, various means by which one may go about becoming a permanent resident in the UK. It is a very hard thing to be sponsored by an employer and stay permanently in the UK. Most employers do not have any problems at all employing graduates using the PSW visa method, and thus this is a good opportunity for you to demonstrate your skills and experience.

Total Monthly ExpensePound 500

Prepping time for classes25 hours/Week

Expected Annual SalaryPound 70000

Reviewed on 20 Sep 2026Read more

Aryan Singh Virdi Verified Icon

Engineering (Mechanical with Business Finance) MEng - Batch of 2028

4.5

A challenging but rewarding experience in the heart of London

Tips: I had a smooth transition to UCL. Although studying in London is very different from school because of the independence between time and academics now. One of the biggest positives is how international and diverse the university is, so you meet people from a huge number of backgrounds. Overall, I am very satisfied. The workload of my course is very intense, but it provides a very strong technical foundation for your career.

Likes (Student Life): Student life at UCL is one of the best parts of studying here because there is always something happening alongside academics. My normal day involves lectures, studying around campus, and spending time with friends, as well as getting involved in societies and other activities, with regular social events. As Punjab Society president, I will say this was definitely very enjoyable for anyone coming from India.

Dislikes (Part time work): There are part-time job opportunities on and off campus, but those on campus can be highly competitive. At UCL, students can have part-time opportunities as ambassadors, administration, and events staff. In addition to that, as the university is located in Central London, there can be part-time job opportunities in the retail and hospitality industry. The secret is to keep the hours down.

Total Monthly ExpensePound 400

Prepping time for classes30 hours/Week

Expected Annual SalaryPound

Reviewed on 18 Sep 2026Read more

Aryan Naik Verified Icon

Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Meng - Batch of 2029

4.5

Best in the UK for both best education and that University Life

Tips: I love the multicultural and open-minded thoughts that the whole campus shares regarding everything, and all academics will help you in the best possible ways for your ideas. Very satisfied with the course and university and would recommend this as a path to anyone who wants to experience abroad education.

Likes (Part time work): A lot of opportunities within the university, which are posted on university's website accessible to all students, as well as numerous opportunities in the local market Unless you are interested in regular long-term hardware competitions for which you have to spend countless nights soldering and debugging code. Part-time work is manageable. The avg payout is about £10.50 per hour for both uni and local market jobs.

Dislikes (Permanent Immigration): Not likely in the current political scenario where permanent residency is being lengthened with a 10-year baseline wait. Also, employers here now tend to hire only if you are a citizen or PR holder. Though, if successful in getting a job post-graduation, then PR is obtained in 5 years.

Total Monthly ExpensePound 3000

Prepping time for classes40 hours/Week

Expected Annual SalaryPound 55000

Reviewed on 19 Aug 2026Read more

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Education and Technology MA - Batch of 2025

4.4

An experience of a lifetime if you're willing to take charge

Tips: If you don't have a scholarship, I would recommend working part-time. It's pretty doable and also a good break from studies. - London is great in terms of public transport. Try to have a basic understanding before going (Oyster card, bus, underground, train, etc.). Otherwise, it may get a bit overwhelming. I would recommend the TFL app.

Likes (Quality of faculty): Faculty gets a high rating because UCL professors are top-tier researchers who are surprisingly accessible during office hours. The level of teaching and depth you get in lectures is incredible. Just keep in mind that UCL relies heavily on self-directed study. Professors expect you to take ownership—they give you the framework and primary literature in class, but going beyond the reading list and digging deeper is entirely up to you.

Dislikes (Permanent Immigration): Permanent immigration gets a low rating because staying in the UK long-term after UCL is a complete minefield. Sure, you get the 2-year Graduate Route visa to work post-graduation, but transitioning from that to a Skilled Worker visa is ridiculously tough. UK salary thresholds keep rising, and a lot of companies flat-out refuse to sponsor international candidates because of the administrative costs. I'd love to settle here if the right sponsored role came along, but as an international student, the immigration policy makes it a constant uphill struggle.

Total Monthly ExpensePound 1500

Prepping time for classes35 hours/Week

Expected Annual SalaryPound

Reviewed on 19 Aug 2026Read more

Vaishnavi Koolamkunnath Verified Icon

Neuroscience MSc - Batch of 2026

3.6

Navigating Academics, Funding, and Life as an International Student at UCL

Tips: Students should know more about the coursework, as well as the academic hierarchy It's explicitly written on the website; having good knowledge will actually help you in setting faster (with respect to courses and academics). Personally, there was no cultural shock, as London was pretty much different nationalities, including Indians in huge numbers. I got a departmental scholarship, which is academically promising. Other bursaries are more like financially based; your parents' financial status comes into play. I felt this was one of the best choices I have made because of its research quality, multidimensional approach, and quality.

Likes (Student Life): Student life is really good in this university, since I am on the clinical side; we are mostly within the hospital grounds, despite that, student volunteers organize variety of programmes every week, specific meetups and leisure parties A lot of events are organized throughout the academic year; that even includes taking students on field trips, and I am specifically part of the football club, Indian dance society, and reading club.

Dislikes (Part time work): Part-time jobs are quite hard to find, especially given the city situation. As it's London, there's massive crowd pull, and likewise opportunities are very competitive Ideally, part-time jobs are manageable when you have your coursework; once after your thesis it becomes little tricky The average payout here in London is 14 pounds per hour.

Total Monthly ExpensePound 1500

Prepping time for classes18 hours/Week

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Reviewed on 7 Aug 2026Read more

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