Study in
UK

The capital and largest city in the UK, London is home to around 9.1 million people. Founded by the Romans in 43 AD, London has a long and interesting history, which you can witness at the many museums in the city. London has been considered one of the world’s most powerful cities for many years, and ranks well in many areas. Located in the city are 40 higher education institutions. These include Imperial College London, City University of London, and Westminster Business School.

With a population of around 545,500, Manchester is the 5th largest UK city. It is a northern city with a strong industrial history. Manchester is known for its culture, architecture, musical talent, and its scientific and engineering output. Manchester Liverpool Road railway was the world’s first inter-city passenger railway station. The city was also the location where scientists first split the atom. There are three universities in Manchester. These are the University of Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan University, and Royal Northern College of Music.

Home to around 1.1 million people, Birmingham is the second-most populous city in the UK. It is located in the West Midlands, and is considered the cultural, social, financial and commercial centre of the Midlands. Thanks to this, Birmingham is sometimes referred to as the UK’s ‘second city’. There are currently 8 higher education institutions in the city, offering traditional degree courses, creative arts courses and business courses. These include the University of Birmingham, Aston University, Birmingham City University, and Aston Business School.

Located in West Yorkshire, Leeds is home to around 790,000 people. Founded as a market town, Leeds long served as a centre for Yorkshire agriculture and the manufacture of woollen cloth. Outside of London, Leeds has become the UK’s largest legal and financial centre. You will find 8 higher education institutions in the city of Leeds. These include the University of Leeds, Leeds Trinity University, Leeds College of Music, and Leeds Beckett University.

Home to just under 500,000 people, Liverpool is located in the North West of England. It has historically served as one of the UK’s biggest shopping centres, and continues to be a major port. Liverpool was the port of registry for many famous ships, including RMS Titanic. There are 5 higher education institutions in the city. These include the University of Liverpool, Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU), Liverpool Hope University, the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA), and the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.

More than 40,000 international students’ study in Scotland each year. It is home to a number of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the world, though it also houses some of the most modern and advanced institutions in the UK, and offers learning in a state-of-the-art environment.

All Scottish universities have employability embedded in their courses and graduates can expect the highest starting salaries six months after graduating than anywhere else in the UK. Scotland is a country of great natural beauty, famous festivals and friendly cities.

The capital city of Scotland, Edinburgh is home to around 500,000 people. The city is the seat of the Scottish Government, the Scottish Parliament, and the supreme courts of Scotland. Edinburgh is a major tourist city, thanks to its historical and cultural attractions. Located in the city are four universities. These include the University of Edinburgh, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh Napier University, and Queen Margaret University Edinburgh.

The most populous city in Scotland, Glasgow is home to over 620,000 people. Situated on the River Clyde, the city was a key seaport for Scotland during the industrial revolution. Glasgow has a sporting culture, as is known for its football, rugby, athletics and tennis. There are 6 higher education institutions located in the city. These include the University of Glasgow, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow Caledonian University, University of the West of Scotland, The Glasgow School of Art, and the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

Wales is fascinating country, with a 3000-year-old history. It has both vibrant cities and stunning scenery. From soaring mountains to sandy beaches, there really is a wonderful mix of old and new here. The natural beauty of the country crossed with modern and innovative student life makes it a great draw. Universities Wales now leads on all aspects of education on behalf of all Welsh Institutions.

Wales is the only country in the world in which all of its universities collaborate in a not-for-profit union for international students. Education in Wales is flexible and diverse, and offers world leading research facilities amongst some of the most beautiful locations in the UK.

The capital and largest city of Wales, Cardiff is home to around 362,000 people. The city is Wales’s main commercial centre, and serves as the base for many national cultural institutions and the Welsh media. The city of Cardiff is a key tourist centre, bringing in more than 2 million tourists each year. Located in the city are four higher education institutions. These include Cardiff University, Cardiff Metropolitan University, University of South Wales, and the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.

Home to around 245,500 people, Swansea is the second largest city in Wales. The city is in a historic copper-smelting region, and played a major part in the industrial revolution. The port of Swansea has been important throughout history, and has traded in wine, hides, wool, cloth and coal. There are three higher education institutions located in Swansea. These include Swansea University, the University of Wales Trinity Saint David, and Gower College Swansea.

Northern Ireland has two universities and six further and higher education colleges. Here you will find high standards of education in a close-knit community. The universities in Northern Ireland offer a great deal of courses and welcome in thousands of students from over 80 countries each year. They encourage independent learning, with extensive reading lists and academic assignments.

The area is a lot smaller than other countries of the UK, but it is home to some breathtaking landscapes and a truly unique culture. Students who wish to study in Northern Ireland are often interested in history, art and music as there is so much of it to see and it is all easily accessible.

The capital and largest city in Northern Ireland, Belfast is home to more than 340,000 people. The city of Belfast played an important role in the industrial revolution, and became the world’s biggest linen producer. At its heyday, the shipyard was the largest in the world, and was the location in which the Titanic was built. There are two universities located in the city. These are Queen’s University Belfast and Ulster University.