Study in the UK.
World-ranked universities, a 2-year post-study work visa, and a degree recognised everywhere — StudyList helps you plan, apply, and land in the UK with confidence.
Why the UK adds up.
A one-year master's degree means you save a full year of tuition and living costs compared to most other study destinations — and you're back in the job market, or starting your UK career, sooner.
Top UK Universities Our Students Get Into
From globally ranked research institutions to specialist business and law schools, StudyList has placement experience across the UK's most respected universities.
Why Choose the UK?
World-Class Education
The UK is home to some of the world's oldest and most respected universities, with degrees recognised by employers everywhere. Whether you want to specialise in your field or open doors at a top global company, a UK degree carries real weight on your résumé.
A Welcoming, International Campus
UK universities have some of the most diverse international student communities in the world. You'll find established communities from India and across South Asia on almost every campus — so the move abroad feels a lot less like starting from zero.
Work While You Study
On a UK Student visa, you're allowed to work up to 20 hours a week during term time at degree level (full-time during official vacations). It's enough to help cover day-to-day living costs while you focus on your course.
A Real Path to Work After Graduation
The Graduate Route visa lets you stay and work in the UK for 2 years after finishing your degree (3 years for PhD graduates) — no job offer required to apply. It's one of the most straightforward post-study work visas among major study destinations.
Popular Courses Among Indian Students
Not sure which course fits your background and goals? Our counsellors can shortlist courses based on your profile, budget, and career plans.
Talk to a CounsellorScholarships That Can Fund Your UK Education
UK universities and the government offer some of the most generous funding options available to Indian students — here are the ones worth applying for.
Chevening Scholarship
Fully funded by the UK government, covering tuition, living expenses, and travel for future leaders pursuing a one-year master's degree.
Commonwealth Scholarships
Offered to students from Commonwealth countries including India, covering tuition fees, accommodation, and other living expenses for eligible postgraduate programmes.
British Council Scholarships for Women in STEM
Covers the full cost of studying in the UK for women pursuing postgraduate degrees in STEM fields, supporting greater representation in science and technology.
Charles Wallace India Trust Scholarship
Supports Indian students and professionals in the arts, humanities, and heritage conservation, covering the full cost of study in the UK.
GREAT Scholarships (India)
A joint UK government and university initiative offering a minimum of £10,000 toward tuition fees for Indian students across a range of universities and disciplines.
What Will It Cost?
| Expense | Approximate range |
|---|---|
| Tuition fees (per year) | £15,000 – £40,000, depending on course and university |
| Living expenses (per year, outside London) | ₹11–13 lakh approx. |
| Living expenses (per year, in London) | ₹14–17 lakh approx. |
| Part-time work (term time) | Up to 20 hours/week, helps offset living costs |
Figures are indicative and vary by university, city, and lifestyle. Visa financial requirements are set by UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) and updated periodically — we'll confirm exact, current figures during your counselling session.
Ready to start
your UK journey?
From shortlisting universities to filing your visa application, StudyList supports you at every step — university selection, SOPs and applications, scholarship guidance, and visa filing.