Master's degree
Programs take one year, and graduates receive a two-year work permit.
A master’s degree abroad takes one year and graduates receive a two-year work permit; applications usually ask for UKVI IELTS 6.5.
Last updated:
Universities abroad offer prestigious teaching and wide research opportunities. Completing a master's in one year is a big advantage over other countries, and graduates receive a two-year work permit.
Language and grades matter most. Students who need better English can take a language course or a pre-sessional course; those with lower grades or language scores can take a Pre-Master, which leads directly into the master's program.
Applications usually run from October to June. There is no fixed deadline, but apply about four months before classes start. Pre-Master applications are open all year.
For the student visa (Tier 4) you need:
EFC Education offers students who want to study abroad: