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“I wanted a one-year master’s that fit my budget. My counsellor compared UK options with my marks, helped me plan my funds and explained the Graduate visa, so I knew what came after the degree.”
Student 🇬🇧MSc Data Science · September intake
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Checked October 2026Study in United Kingdom
World-ranked universities, one-year master’s degrees and a Graduate visa after study make the UK a favourite for Indian students.
Main intakesSep, JanSome courses also start in May
Course length1 yr master’sBachelor’s: 3 yrs (4 in Scotland)
Tuition (indicative)£12,000–38,000 / yrMedicine and some MBAs cost more
After studyGraduate visa2 yrs now; 18 months from 1 Jan 2027
Why United Kingdom
Why students choose United Kingdom
- One-year master’s degrees save a year of fees and living costs.
- Strong links between universities and industry, especially in business, finance, tech and design.
- You can work part-time (typically up to 20 hours a week in term) while you study.
- Wide choice: from research universities to specialist colleges, many with scholarships.
Costs
Costs at a glance
Tuition£12,000–38,000 per year (indicative)
Student visa fee£558 (from April 2026)
Funds to show (living costs)£1,529/month in London, £1,171/month elsewhere, for up to 9 months
Health surchargePaid with your visa application
Visa and work
Visa and life after study
The main steps for Indian students. Requirements change, so we confirm the latest at your counselling.
- Get your offer and CAS
Accept your offer, pay the deposit and receive your Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies.
- Show your funds
Hold the required living-cost amount in your account for the required period, on top of tuition.
- Apply for the Student visa
Apply online, give your biometrics and attend any interview or checks.
- After your degree
The Graduate visa lets you work or look for work. It is 2 years for applications made before 1 January 2027 and 18 months from that date (3 years for PhD).
Courses
Popular courses
Business & ManagementData Science & AIEngineeringFinance & AccountingLawDesign & Creative ArtsHealthcareMarketing
Funding
Scholarships
- Chevening and Commonwealth scholarships
- University merit and country-specific awards
- Early-application discounts at many universities
How we help
How Learning Oasis helps you study in United Kingdom
One counsellor guides you from the first shortlist to your visa, free for the first session.
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A sample journey to United Kingdom
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Universities
Universities & colleges you can apply to in United Kingdom
Availability depends on your course, intake and profile. Your counsellor confirms the best options for you.
Showing 24 of 139 universities & colleges
AAbertay University
AAberystwyth University
AAmity Global Business School London
AAnglia Ruskin University
AArts University Bournemouth
AAston University
BBangor University
BBath Spa University
BBirkbeck, University of London
BBirmingham City International College
BBirmingham City University
BBishop Grosseteste University
BBournemouth University
BBrunel University
LLondon Pathway College
CCamberwell College of Arts
CCambridge Ruskin International College
CCanterbury Christ Church University
CCardiff Metropolitan University
CCentral Saint Martins College
CChelsea College of Arts
CCity University London
CCity, University of London
CCoventry University
FAQ
Questions about studying in United Kingdom
How long can I stay after my degree?
On the Graduate visa you can stay for 2 years if you apply before 1 January 2027. For applications from 1 January 2027 it is 18 months (3 years for PhD graduates). We help you plan your timeline.
How much money must I show?
For the visa you must show living costs of £1,529 a month in London or £1,171 a month outside London, for up to 9 months, plus your tuition. Amounts change, so we confirm them at your counselling.
Which English test do I need?
Most universities accept IELTS, TOEFL or PTE. Some visa routes need a UK-approved test, so we check this for your university.
Can I work while studying?
Yes, usually up to 20 hours a week during term time on a degree course, and full-time in official holidays.
Fees, funds and visa rules change often and depend on your course and profile. Please treat these figures as a guide and confirm them with our counsellors.
Ready to plan your move to United Kingdom?
Talk to a counsellor for free. We will call you within 24 hours.