StudyGroup, provider of university and English language courses, will be supporting students to confirm their places in the UK this upcoming autumn academic term from September – November 2021.

The UK Quarantine Support fund will help students with the extra costs associated with those on the UK’s travel red-list. 

All confirmed students to start StudyGroup on-campus programmes will be eligible to apply for the UK Quarantine Support Fund. 

Brite Counsellors can help you apply for this between 14 June – 16 July 2021.

We all know deadlines are important, but missing the UCAS deadline doesn’t always mean you don’t have options. There are different application deadlines depending on your application to the subject and university. For September intake, it is possible for students to apply through UCAS up until 30 June for courses that still have a place to offer. If applying after this date, your application will automatically be entered into a process known as Clearing where applicants are matched to universities with spaces on courses. Clearing is an ideal way for you to find and enrol on to a course that still has space for enrolment. You will only be able to apply for one choice at a time through Clearing. However if you have been unsuccessful, you will be able to add another course and university. It’s also worth getting in touch with universities to ask if they would consider late applications as some courses may be more flexible than others and still allow you to receive an offer. The course search option will also allow you to look up courses that are still available.

Contact us if you need help with the admissions process or applying to a university.

London is considered as a popular destination choice for students interested in studying in the UK and was ranked by QS as the top student city to study abroad. While generally it is more expensive to live in compared to other major cities in the UK, London hosts access to some of the best educational universities around the globe. If you’re on a budget, we’ve come up with the cheapest average and minimum tuition fee universities for international students in London. 

• Coventry University London – Average annual tuition fee: £12,800

Ranked #26 in the UK by The Guardian, 2021 University Rankings

With a campus in the City of London and having the largest range of business degrees in Europe, Coventry has ranked highly across ‘student surveys, teaching, student experience and graduate prospects, and maintaining their status as a ‘high performing institution’. They have also been awarded five stars this year by the QS Stars awards system, the highest overall rating universities can achieve. 

• Ulster University London – Average annual tuition fee: £14,910

 Ranked #61 in the UK by The Guardian, 2021 University Rankings

With a reputation for research and friendly atmosphere, Ulster University has hosted over 29,000 undergraduate and almost 6,000 postgraduate students in 2019. As well as being known for their extensive state-of-the-art resources, they have campuses all around the UK including in London, Belfast, Corelaine, Jordanstown, Magee and Birmingham. 

• Middlesex University London – Minimum annual tuition fee: £13,400  

Ranked #111 in the UK by The Guardian, 2021 University Rankings

Middlesex is a very popular choice for international students, with more than a third of their students being international. A truly global university, students and academics include over 145 nationalities across their campuses. The public research university’s history can be traced back to 1878 with campuses in London, Malta, Dubai and Mauritius. 

• University of Greenwich – Minimum annual tuition fee: £13,400 

Ranked #95 in the UK by The Guardian, 2021 University Rankings

Well known for its teaching quality, the University of Greenwich has beautiful and historic campuses in South-East London and Kent. It is also part of the Old Royal Naval College, which was established by the Royal Charter in 1694.  It has received a Silver rating in the UK government’s Teaching Excellence Framework and has over 225.000 alumni across the globe.

• University of Westminster – Average Tuition Fee £11,750 

Ranked #117 in the UK by The Guardian, 2021 University Rankings

With a focus on international outlook, the University of Westminster currently has the most diverse student community in the UK. It was the first polytechnic to open in London and currently hosts over 19,000 students with three out of four campuses based in London. 

• London South Bank University – Tuition fees from £14,900

Ranked #93 in the UK by The Guardian, 2021 University Rankings

LSBU is a public university based in Elephant and Castle. It has been awarded Silver for teaching excellence under the UK Government’s Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) and as of the 2019/2020 academic year, hosted approximately 16,840 students. Over 2,000 of their students come to study at LSBU from 130 countries, all over the world.