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Moving away from home on your own to live in a new country can be both exciting and daunting. Whether you are already familiar with UK culture or it's completely new to you, it's likely there will
be a period of adjustment. The United Kingdom is a diverse and multi-ethnic society, where students of all backgrounds are welcome and immersing oneself in the local communities is encouraged.
UK colleges and universities offer a world-class and high quality education giving you the chance to follow your passion for learning and gain qualifications that are respected by employers and academics worldwide. When you are choosing a course, make sure it is with a reputable university or college that is quality assured and has met the strict standards set out by the UK government and education sector. There are 160 universities and colleges in the UK that have degree-awarding powers for a wide variety of courses that are recognised by the UK authorities. These are known as 'recognised bodies'. There are also over 700 colleges and other institutions which do not have degree-awarding powers but provide complete courses leading to recognised UK degrees. These are known as' listed bodies'. Courses at these institutions are validated by institutions which have degree awarding powers. These recognised and listed universities and colleges must undergo regular inspections to ensure the standard of their teaching, facilities, academic education and student care is high. Selecting the most suitable university or college While the UK government does not have a ranking system for its higher education institutions, there are a number of independent ranking systems that you may refer to. These can be useful, but use them only as a reference guide. We recommend you consult a range of different sources to find a university or college that is right for you. For example, you may want to investigate how the institution performs in terms of:
Besides these, there are other factors that will help you identify the most suitable institutions for you. The course contents, eligibility criteria, international student ratio, profile of the department and location are important elements to consider before creating your wish list. Refer to following websites:-
Food and drink
The rich history and the variety of modern British cuisine has not been done justice by its reputation abroad. However, as an international student you will not just eat British food, but enjoy food and drink from around the world –perhaps even prepared by your own classmates. Did you know the UK's favourite dish is Indian curry?
Tips about eating in the UK
Vegetarian and vegan food is very popular in the UK. For halal, kosher and other specialty diets, in towns and cities you can find international shops and restaurants clearly marked specialising in this food, imported from around the world. In smaller towns, specialist stores are rare, but you can usually find a wide range of meat, fish and vegetarian food wherever you go. For cooking, staple foods such as rice, noodles, pasta and spices are widely available
Traditional UK specialities and dishes
When you are in the UK, it's a good idea to try some of the local specialities.
Accommodation
There are many different accommodation options for international students. The most common are:
Along with pastoral care and student welfare services, many UK schools, colleges and universities have an international society to help international students settle in, make friends and have fun. International societies will offer variety of social and cultural activities throughout the year, as well as non-academic advice.
Associate Degrees:The initial tier of university degrees in the USA, requiring a two-year commitment
Bachelor’s Degrees: The second level of university education in the USA, typically spanning 3 to 4 years.
The United States offers a diverse range of career opportunities across various industries. Here are insights into some key industries and their career prospects: