UK

MBA cost in UK depend on course specialization and living expense. MBA fees in UK universities differ from INR 0 – INR 1 Cr per year. Average cost of living in UK for international students is b/w INR 1.09 L - INR 1.45 L per month which include expenses such as- accommodation, groceries, bills and etc, with London being most expensive than other cities in UK. 

Mentioned below are the best universities in the UK for MBA:

It is cheaper to study in France as compared to UK, as the public universities in France charge negligible tuition fees. In France, there are several universities that offer education at no cost or less than 1 L for one year of study, making it super affordable for international students. Although there are universities in UK that offer free education, studying there costs INR 12 L - 40 L on average.

Some of the cheapest universities in France, along with their tuition fee are listed below:

Some of the cheapest universities in UK, along with their tuition fee are listed below:

The University of Essex MBA is affordable for international students and known for its placement oppurtunities. The cost of studying MBA at the university is vary from INR 16 L to INR 26 L for first-year. MBA graduates at the university get hands-on experience in key business areas like strategic marketing, sustainable operations, and finance. The university has partnered with leading companies to talk about contemporary business issues as well as experts in the MBA graduate jobs market. Therefore, the University of Essex is a good place to pursue an MBA for an Indian in terms of job opportunities in the UK post-MBA.

International students in the UK typically earn between £10 to £15 per hour - making around £200 to £300 a week. During term time, your visa allows a maximum of 20 hours of work per week - which equates to roughly £800 to £1,200 per month. During official university holidays - you can work full-time.

As an international student on a Student Route visa in the UK - you can typically work up to 20 hours per week during term time for degree-level courses and up to 10 hours per week for below-degree-level courses.

Yes. You can work part-time in the UK while studying as an international student. The UK government allows students coming in for higher education in the country to work part-time during the term-time of their studies and full-time during semester breaks. During term-time, students can work for a total of 20 hours a week; however, universities recommend working only 15 hours to prevent your course and studies from getting affected. 

The University of Greenwich is the top universities to study an MBA in the UK. On the other hand,  Pondicherry University is a popular university in India for MBA. Both offer quality MBA courses to international students with better career opportunities. Mentioned below is the comparison between both universities for MBA courses:

Both universities look good in terms of fees and admission criteria. Therefore, it's your choice where you wish to study MBA in the UK among these two universities.

Yes, there are many abroad countries like USA, UK, Canada, and Australia that offer comprehensive BA courses in Archaeology with high ROI salary benefit.

These foreign universities do have an additional requirement in English language proficiency. Some even require IELTS Test qualification for admission to their archaeology courses. These universities provide wider career scope as an archaeologist on the global platform and a chance to work with multinational companies.

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