Colleges in UK

Dear Arman, UK is home to top business schools like London Business School, London School of Economics, Imperial College London, University of Bath etc. Earn a Bachelor's degree, you are also required to have atleast 2 or 3 years of work experience and also very good GMAT scores are required. For fee structure please check the university website as it varies significantly.

Hi,
You have to apply through UCAS website, this is the common application portal to apply to UK universities. Check here:
http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/prospective_students/bsc_computer_science/
Use the links to check entry requirements as well.

Hi Tanya,
You have to meet the admission requirements mentioned on the university website and apply accordingly. As an international student take the IELTS. Remember you must apply throgugh UCAS website. Check here for all details
http://www.bbk.ac.uk/study/2017/undergraduate/programmes/UUBAENGL_C/
For maximum chances, apply on time, before the deadlines. Always communicate with the university too for any confusion.

Hi
UCL London
University of London
LSE
University of Cambridge
University of Oxford
King's College London
University of Aberdeen
Durham University among others

Dear Nishat,
The following M.Sc programs are offered under architecture and built environment at university of Westminster:
https://www.westminster.ac.uk/about-us/faculties/architecture-and-the-built-environment/courses/postgraduate-courses
The deadlines are mostly rolling. Let me know in case you have additional queries.

Dear Nishat,
The department of architecture and built environment offers several M.Sc programs. We can apply to the program without the IELTS result. The following documents would be required:
1. Resume
2. Two Recommendation letters from your college or company
3. A one page essay about yourself known as "Personal Statement"
4. Your academic documents starting from 10th till Graduation
5. IELTS score card (Can be submitted after applying).

Hi Akshat,
It is among the top 100 universities in UK for mass communication and media studies and is popular mostly for undergraduate studies. Overall, the university is prestigious, offers good career guidance and assistance. The university also helps students get into part-time work while they study or full-time work when they graduate. However, if you plan to work after studies it's going to be difficult due to the strict work rules for international students. You can still go ahead and obtain your degree though. For entry requirements and more information on career guidance, etc. please check their website.