Study Abroad

As per the individual work schedules and the market availability, it is relatively easy to find a part-time job while studying at the University of Southampton. International students will be eligible to work while pursuing their studies for a maximum of 20 hours a week in term time and for full-time hours during vacations. The university presents job opportunities on campus, including jobs in libraries, cafes, and student unions. There's a strong job market in Southampton that provides so many part-time openings in retail, hospitality, and tutoring. However, there is a high level of competition, so you must get moving early to manage your time between work and studies rather than risk your academic performance.

The University of Glasgow has always been an all-time destination for Indian students who wanted to pursue their studies abroad, and academic excellence in not only Engineering, Business, Computer Science, and Medicine would be instrumental in making it a choice for Indian students. It has several programs to offer and is recognised worldwide for its research and industry connections further strengthening its students' careers. This is a vibrant city with huge numbers of international students, thereby making it a friendly place for Indians. The university has many scholarship and financial aid options given, making it all the more accessible. Also, the work opportunities that come in as an added advantage of studying in the UK attract students to the University of Glasgow.

The cost varies according to courses 

Undergraduate: Annual tuition fees range from INR 27.24 L to INR 45.06 L 

Postgraduate: Annual tuition fees range from INR 22.42 L to INR 65.98 L 

MBA: The first year tuition fee for an MBA/PGDM programme is INR 24 L to INR 44 L 

BBA: The first year tuition fee for a BBA programme is INR 47 L to INR 49 L 

Executive MBA/PGDM: The first year tuition fee for an Executive MBA/PGDM programme is INR 28 L 

MS: The first year tuition fee for an MS programme is INR 22 L to INR 31 L 

B.Sc. The first year tuition fee for a B.Sc. programme is INR 27 L to INR 39 L 

B.E. / B.Tech: The first year tuition fee for a B.E. / B.Tech programme is INR 27 L 

Yes, if an average Indian student fulfills the criteria, he or she is liable to join the University of Glasgow. In fact, the university accepts a lot of qualifications, including Indian Higher Secondary Certificate (12th grade). Programs that are highly competitive, such as engineering or medicine, would take higher entry requirements, but on the other hand, for other programs, students with average performance would still probably stand a chance, provided they pass the entry minimum qualifications. Specifically, adequate proficiency in English through tests like IELTS or TOEFL is required. Extracurricular activities, a personal statement, and reference letters can also enhance an application.

Living on-campus at the University of Washington is much better. Living close to academic buildings, libraries, and student services makes it possible for students to participate easily in campus activities. On-campus housing also brings residents into a strong sense of community, meeting other students and student organizations. Sometimes, it can even mean being privy to university meal plans and social events plus support services. On the other hand, living off-campus affords some independence, and possibly more affordable living. All said, these experiences could push a person to live fully on-campus with university culture and activities.