Colleges in UK

London School of Economics and Political Science is one of the best universities for international students. LSE is a member institution of the University of London and belongs to the Russel Group, Association of Commonwealth University, and European University Association and is considered as a part of the golden triangle of research universities in England. LSE has over 11,000 students, of which 70% are international and more than 3,000 are staff.

London School of Economics and Political Science offers a wide range of programs with good rankings including Arts and Humanities; Clinical Medicine; Economics and Business; and more. Students can check the table below for the popular majors along with the ranking:

London School of Economics and Political Science offers over 40 undergraduate programs, more than 140 master's programs, and research master's and PhD programs. The university offers various courses in diverse specializations including Employment Relations and Human Resources; Econometrics and Mathematical Economics; Marketing; Economics and Management; Finance and Economics; Public Policy; and more.

University of Lancashire and University of Nottingham are some of the most prestigious in UK and students across the globe desire to study here. In terms of tuition fee, University of Lancashire is more affordable. However, the Uni of Nottingham is lesser selective.

A comprehensive comparison between both universities:

International students can study Mathematics courses at the University of Oxford in 16 specializations.

The university offers Mathematics courses at both undergraduate and graduate levels to international students. 

The table below includes Oxford University Mathematics specializations with first-year fees:

Check the list of Top Mathematics Universities in UK

Yes, you can cover your expense by doing part time jobs while studying in Oxford. Mostly you have to save your money. It also depends on your work permit how much time you are doing the part time job and how you are working there and what is your income.

It depends only on you and your skills and experience. Majorly an MBA graduate from Oxford covers their ROI in 3 years . As now the salary hike is there so the time may be less than the 3 years.

The average salary of an MBA graduate from oxford ia around GBP 42,821 for a business developement manager to GBP 79,363 for a senior product manager. It varies according to their skills and experience. There is much salary hike for MBA graduates from Oxford.

Off-campus is much cheaper than on-campus. On campus has its own security deposit which is around INR 15 Lacs which is much costlier for an Indian student. Food is also costlier in the university so I suggest to prefer off campus.