Colleges in UK

Yes some UK based institutions are known to offer free courses specially designed for international students, graduates and alumni.

The UK Government, Study UK (British Council) & the Open University are among some popualar institutions known for offering free courses that are mostly available to be pursued in online formats.

These courses help students attain basic skills needed to land a job & can be pursued from other countries as well.

For more information, students are advised to refer the pages of the institutes mentioned above.

Tony Blair, former prime minister of UK between 1997-2007 & leader of Labour party from 1994 - 2007, is alma mater of Oxford Law.

He pursued a Bachelor of Arts course at the St. John's College (Oxford) & qualified as a barrister.

He subsequently got involved with the Labour Party & was elected from the Sedgefield Constituency in Durham County to the House of Commons in the year 1983 at the beginning of his political journey.

While Indira Gandhi did not study at Oxford Law School, she did pursue course in Modern History in 1937 at Somerville College that falls under Oxford.

But she couldn't complete her studies due to some health issues and had to leave after studying one year.

Yes, students studying at Oxford can work with studies, but there is limit on working hours allowed per week.

International students are allowed to work 20 hours a week, but must not exceed that number in any given week even if they work lesser hours during different week, to avoid getting into trouble with relevant authorities which can lead to financial penalties or in some cases, revocation of student visa.

Oxford students enrolled in full-time UG studies spend on average 40 hours a week studying.

Studies at Oxford can be very hectic as per student reviews curated from Shiksha Study Abroad & students are advised to manage their time in a way that allows them to fit in their personal hobbies & interests over the week.

Cambridge & Oxford are #1 & #2 ranked Law Schools in UK according to Shiksha Rankings.

There is not much to separate between them almost identical acceptance rates & average graduate salaries.

When it comes to cost of studies, Oxford Law is more affordable than Cambridge Law, offering law courses with lower starting costs.

Comparison between Oxford Law & Cambridge Law is given below:

Yes, however, LLB course is known as BA in Jurisprudence, & is 3  year UG programme available to be pursued as part of Oxford Faculty of Law.

Students interested in pursuing course are required to get minimum score 90% as part of their CBSE & CISCE Class 12^th board exams & satisfy language test score requirements of institute.

Admission requirements may vary & students are advised to refer respective course page as part of  Oxford University official website.

Yes, the University of Birmingham is best option to study for international students. The university is renown for its environment, student body, and ranking in the top 100 universities. It is also a member of the Russell Group. It also offers a large selection of UG and Pg degrees, a lovely campus, and a welcoming and encouraging community. 

The University of Birmingham acceptance rate is 46%. It is quite difficult to get admission to the university. The university follows a holistic approach during admission. While choosing students, the university look at the academic performance, standardized test scores, extracurricular activities, volunteer work, and more. Students must perform excellently and be involved in some relevant activity to improve their chances.