University of East London

The University of East London Professional Mentoring scheme matches students and professional staff from industries and organizations. It is a great way to find out about the world of work and to receive advice and guidance from a successful professional. So far, around 1,200 of the university's students have benefitted from the scheme. Companies included in the mentoring scheme include BT Sport, London City Airport, Accenture, HSBC, Barclays, etc.

UEL encourages students to become active citizens by volunteering. The university's e-dedicated platform will help students to choose the right community organisation and project. Volunteering is a big attraction, with 70% saying that they would be more likely to employ someone with volunteering experience.

Yes, as an international student, the University of East London can work part-time, however, the working hours are limited. The number of working hours is limited to 10 or 20 hours per week depending on the course. Also, check the other conditions before taking part-time. Students are not allowed to engage in the following professions:

• Be self-employed or engage in business activity
• Take employment as an entertainer
• Take employment as a professional sportsperson including a sports coach
• Fill a full-time permanent vacancy
• Be a doctor or dentist in training

Also Check: Part-Time Work Options in UK for International Students 

The University of East London placement rate is 91% (UG). This means that 91% of the university's graduates are in work or further studies six months after graduation. The graduates of this university have gone to work at organizations like Microsoft, JP Morgan, Arts Council, Canon, V&A, etc. In the context of placements, 2,000+ employers are working with the university.

UEL has made sure that the courses at this university build in-employment-focused skills and opportunities. This means great placement opportunities across the seven academic schools. Many of the university's courses feature guaranteed placements built into their programmes. For other courses, the academic staff can help arrange suitable placements through their network of industry contacts. The student placement opportunities at the University of East London include:

• The NHS
• Taylor Woodrow
• Crossrail
• Marks and Spencer
• Financial Times
• Natural History Museum
• Liberty
• Volker Fitzpatrick

As per unofficial sources, some of the job sectors where the University of East London graduates are employed include:

• Operations
• Business Development
• IT
• Engineering
• Healthcare Services
• Arts and Design
• Community and Social Services
• Sales
• HR

Food expenses for an Indian student at the University of East London depend heavily on personal food selection choices and the way they eat throughout the month. Visiting a regular restaurant will cost GBP 19 (INR 1,983) per dining occasion. Becoming a resident at UEL requires GBP 200 (INR 20,868) monthly to purchase important household goods including milk together with bread as well as rice and vegetables. The estimated monthly food costs lie at GBP 480 (INR 50,083) yet students can save money through home cooking and making use of student discounts and economical dining options.