EXPLORE. PREPARE. GO FURTHER.
A Study Plan That Starts With You
Your Goals
What you want to learn. Where you want to go.
Your Academic Profile
Your qualifications. Your possibilities.
Your Budget
Clearer costs. More informed choices.
A LITTLE DIRECTION GOES A LONG WAY
Turn Your Questions Into Your Next Steps
From your first “what if” to preparing an application, explore guidance for the decisions ahead.
FIND YOUR DIRECTION
Top Cities To Study In The UK
Choosing the right city is an important part of your study-abroad journey. Explore five popular settings, each with its own academic, cultural and student-life experience.
UNIVERSITIES TO EXPLORE
Find Your University Options
Compare courses, academic requirements, location and costs as you build your shortlist.
These universities are listed to support your research. Their inclusion does not indicate a partnership with STUDY POD or guarantee admission.
THE NEXT CHAPTER
Made For Your Future
ONE STEP AT A TIME
A Big Decision
A Clearer Starting Point
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Tell Us About You
Share your qualifications, interests and the plans on your mind.
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Explore Your Options
Discuss study routes and the requirements worth considering.
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Prepare With Purpose
Bring together the details your chosen university asks for.
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Look Ahead
Understand the response and consider your next steps.
MAKE ROOM FOR THE PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
Big Plans
A Clearer Budget
Put tuition, living expenses and the little extras into perspective.
Explore The Budget CalculatorHow Much Does It Cost To Study In The UK From Pakistan?
Most Pakistani students budget for tuition plus living costs, a visa fee and the health surcharge. Indicative international tuition is about £11,400–£38,000 a year for undergraduate degrees and £9,000–£30,000 for postgraduate degrees. On top of that, the Student visa fee is £558, the Immigration Health Surcharge is £776 a year, and living costs depend on the city. Use our Budget Calculator for a personal estimate.
Is IELTS Required To Study In The UK?
Not always. For a degree-level course you need English at CEFR level B2, and your university can assess this itself, so many accept tests such as PTE Academic, TOEFL iBT, Duolingo, Oxford Test of English or LanguageCert, and some consider medium-of-instruction letters. Courses below degree level usually need a UKVI-approved test at B1. Always check your course page.
Can I Work While Studying In The UK?
Usually, yes. Students on a degree-level course can normally work up to 20 hours a week during term time and full-time in official vacations. Your exact limit depends on your course level and is shown on your visa, so always check it before taking a job.
