Living, working or studying in London?our guide for students in London (and the UK) will help you get around as it covers central topics such as UK visa, housing, universities in London and general tips & info about living in London.

As one of the most popular study abroad destinations for higher education, the universities in London provide highest quality qualifications to its alumni and over a century old experience to those looking to study In the UK. The universities in London cover all major study courses, and the most popular with international students in the UK are: Business, Finance & Management; Arts, Design & Architecture; Science, IT & Engineering; Humanities, Law & Media, Medicine, Healthcare & Veterinary.

With dozens of colleges in London offering various degree programs for local and international students, a variety of higher education courses are available in the many universities of London. The academic year in the UK is based on three terms per year, which are slightly different in length and date across the various universities. These terms sessions intervals are in September/October, January and May.

Most undergraduate degree programs in the UK take three years to finish; however, another increasing in popularity option is a program of four years, which includes one year of actual internship in a work place. Some professional degrees like medicine, veterinary, law etc. have longer programs of about five years.

EU students will need to pay the same tuition fee as UK nationals. However, non EU students will have to pay higher amounts (depending on the selected university).
The fees for international students in London can ranges on an avg. of between 3,100£ to 18,000£ and in some cases, even more.

London is an exciting, vivid & multicultural city, rich in history and heritage.

• The Biggest city in Europe.
• population of over 7,000,000.
• The first city in the world with an underground metro system.
• More languages are spoken in the city of London that in any other city in the world.
• Greater London is made from two historic cities: City of London (A.K.A as the Square Mile) and the city of Westminster.
• Four of London's landmarks are considered as UNESCO heritage sites: Westminster Palace, Tower of London, Kew’s Royal Botanic Gardens, Maritime Greenwich.
• Wembley Stadium is the biggest football stadium worldwide.
• Along with Tokyo and New York, the city of London compiles the three most important financial centers in the world, in addition, about a third of all forex trading is exchanged in London trading center.