Advantages of Studying in the UK

• Affordable Master’s Programs: Most UK master’s degrees take just one year, offering substantial savings compared to the US or Australia.
• Legally Permitted Work Hours: International students can work up to 20 hours per week during term time, gaining experience and earning pocket money.
• Post-Study Work Visa (PSW): Since 2021, graduates may stay and work in the UK for 2 years after finishing their studies.
• Convenient European Travel: Proximity to Europe and budget-friendly flights mean more opportunities for travel and exploration.

How to Choose a Study Destination in the UK?

London

• Popular Fields: Design, Art, Politics, Business, Fashion
• Top Universities: Imperial College London, King’s College London, LSE, University of the Arts London
• Pros: Exciting city life, top-tier public transport, cultural attractions, international airports, and many prestigious universities
• Cons: High living costs, need for extra personal safety awareness

Manchester

• Popular Fields: Biotechnology, Medicine
• Top University: University of Manchester
• Pros: Lower costs than London, diverse culture, good transport
• Cons: Safety concerns in some districts

Birmingham

• Popular Fields: Biotechnology, Arts, Design, Education, Business
• Top Universities: University of Birmingham, Birmingham City University, Aston University
• Pros: Major city, high convenience, affordable living, strong economy
• Cons: Safety concerns in some neighborhoods

Other Considerations

• Edinburgh, Sheffield, Newcastle, Lancaster, Leeds, and Brighton are also popular for their unique culture, excellent education, and student-friendly environments.

Student Safety Tips

• Safety conditions in the UK may differ significantly from those in Taiwan or other countries.
• Avoid going out late at night or visiting high-risk areas.
• Minimize solo outings, stay alert, and be aware of your surroundings.