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Jasleen Shukla

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Students pursuing LLB in UK can grab roles like compliance, legal analyst, policy advisor and arbitration in India. People who want to practice in Indian courts must have Indian LLB degree and the State Bar Council, and qualify for the All India Bar Exam (AIBE). However, the LLM degree from the UK can positively impact students' resumes and help them to work in MNCs, legal consultancies, and law firms. 

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Mukul Thapa

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LLM in UK is PG degree. Students who are interested in fields such as International Law, Corporate Law, Intellectual Property Law, Criminal Law, Environmental Law, can increase their skills in particular specialization. Legal professionals, legal consultants, solicitors and policy advisors can also study this course for global legal exposure. 

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Rohini Rawat

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MRes students can bring their dependents to the UK only if the university officially classifies their MRes programme as a "research-based” higher postgraduate degree.

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Abhishek Mehra

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Yes, students enrolling on specific courses can still bring their dependants. These courses include the government-funded courses lasting longer than 6 months and postgraduate research courses, including PhD or other doctoral qualifications on or above RQF level 8.

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Gunjan Thapa

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According to The Complete University Guide Rankings 2026, the University of Dundee ranking is #39 in the UK. In 2025 Complete University Guide rankings, this university ranked at #52. This shows that there has been a great improvement in the university's ranking. The Guardian has placed this university at #52 position in 2025. So, as per these UK-based  rankings, this university ranks among the Top 100 Universities in UK.

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Nishtha Gupta

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The MA courses are available in diverse specializations in the UK. Some of the popular specializations are International Relations, English Literature, History and Cultural Studies, Media and Communication, Economics and Development Studies, and Fine Arts and Design Management. Students can check the table below for the popular specializations and the universities offered:

Top MA Specializations in UK

Offered at

International Development & Social Sciences

University of Edinburgh

Media, Communication & Journalism

Newcastle University

Art, Design & Visual Arts

Royal College of Art

Data Science & AI

University of Edinburgh

Architecture & Design

University of Edinburgh

Archives, Library & Publishing

University College London

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Taru Bhandari

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Along with fulfilling the basic eligibility by holding a bachelor's degree in a relevant stream or equivalent, students must demonstrate English language proficiency and submit certain mandatory documents during admission. Some of the crucial admission requirements for Indians to study an MA in the UK are given below:

  • Academic transcripts
  • Letter of recommendations
  • Statement of purpose
  • Resume/CV
  • English language proficiency
  • Interview

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Gunjan Aggrawal

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International students willing to take admission to MA in UK must have UG degree in relevant stream from recognised university and show English language proficiency. Students coming from other countries must submit some documents such as academic transcript, LOR, SOP, CV may appear for interview. They can choose specializations such as International Relations, English Literature, History and Cultural Studies, Media and Communication, Economics, and Development Studies.

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Jasleen Shukla

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The Indian students who have completed their UG with 2:1 or equivalent from recognised university in Arts, Humanities or Social Science and are looking for detailed knowledge and career in Policy, Media, Culture and Education roles, are ideal for MA. Students can choose popular specializations such as- International Relations, English Literature, History and Cultural Studies, Media and Communication, etc.

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Piyush Pandey

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After completing MA in UK, students can expect salary between INR 25L and INR 54L based on university they studied at, the roles they have been hired for and company. Companies like Deloitte, Google, Capgemini and Accenture offer roles in Software Engineering, Product Management, etc. The estimated salary based on the popular university chosen is given below:

UK Universities Offering MA

Estimated Salary

 

University of Oxford

 

INR 35L-INR 42L

University School of Economics and Political Science

 

INR 43L

University College London

 

INR 35L-INR 36L

University of Cambridge

 

INR 40L-INR 48L

The University of Edinburgh

 

INR 44L

University of Manchester

 

INR 25L

King's College London

 

INR 25L-INR 54L

University of Leeds

 

INR 30L

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