How to stay in the UK for a master s degree

In addition to applying for a work permit, according to the UK** International Student Scheme, all on or after May 1, 2007

International students who have graduated from a recognised higher education institution in the UK and have obtained a bachelor's degree or higher degree in any subject can stay and work in the UK for one year after graduation without a work permit or any restriction on grades.

After 1 year, students can continue to live in the UK by applying for skilled migration, highly skilled migration, work permits, study or business, etc., provided that they meet the relevant requirements.

As we all know, there are many famous universities in the UK, but the most outstanding should be the famous G5 super elite universities in the UK, that is, the BRICS. I believe that students who apply to study in the UK have a certain understanding of these five institutions, and all hope to enter the G5 university to study for a master's degree. Although these five institutions are difficult to apply and relatively competitive, it is not impossible to be admitted.

Apply for a taught postgraduate degree.

1. Academic requirements.

Have an undergraduate degree with an average score of 75 or above;

Undergraduate students who are still enrolled are required to provide relevant materials to prove that they can successfully graduate and obtain their degree;

Three-year college graduates need at least two years of work experience.

2. English language score requirements.

IELTS or above or TOEFL 600 or above;

Those who do not meet the language requirements must first apply for a language course.

Apply for a research master's degree.

1. Academic requirements.

Bachelor's degree with 1-2 years of relevant research work.

2. English language score requirements.

IELTS or above or TOEFL 600 or above;

Those who do not meet the language requirements must first apply for a language course.

If you want to know what universities you can apply to with your GPA, IELTS, TOEFL, GMAT, GRE and other scores, you can enter your own information into the study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of students who are similar to you from the database, and see which universities and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself.

It will be easier to apply, but it still depends on the ability to publish scientific research and communication skills.

Doctoral students are those who are pursuing a doctoral degree and are the highest level of graduate degrees. In people's daily life, when they say that they have been admitted to a doctorate, they are studying for a doctorate, etc., which refers to doctoral students. Students who are currently studying and have not yet obtained a doctorate degree can only be called doctoral students strictly speaking; Those who have obtained a doctorate degree are those who have a doctorate in the true sense of the word.

Therefore, in accordance with international practice, in formal settings, only those who have already obtained a doctorate degree can be crowned"dr."Call; This restriction may be waived in informal settings. Graduate students can be divided into master's and doctoral students according to their degree, and doctoral students are the highest level of education in higher education.

Doctoral students can obtain a full-time doctoral graduation certificate and a doctoral degree certificate upon graduation. Those who are studying for a doctorate degree on the job with the same qualifications cannot obtain an academic certificate, but can only obtain a degree certificate, and their academic qualifications are still the original academic qualifications, such as undergraduate or master's degrees.

Postgraduate courses in the UK are relatively tight, with most students taking up a year to obtain a master's degree.

Under normal circumstances, universities in the UK arrange a postgraduate study period of 2 years, but some will arrange a postgraduate study period of 1 year in order to meet the needs of students studying in the UK.

The duration of a taught master's degree programme is usually 12 months.

The duration of a postgraduate diploma or certificate program is generally 9 months.

The vast majority of majors in the UK are one-year, and most students apply for taught master's degrees, and only a few majors have a two-year duration of study.

Graduate students are divided into two types: taught and researched, and the taught one-year system is generally taken.

There are generally two types of postgraduate students in the UK:

1. Taught master's programs: generally 1 year; There are also individual courses that require one and a half to two years, depending on the school's curriculum for related courses, such as the two-year industrial design course in St. Martin's, and the two-year architecture course in some schools (equivalent to the RIBA part 2 of the architect qualification).

2. Research courses: The research master's degree is a two-year program, while the doctoral degree requires at least three years.

In general, we used to apply for taught-type graduate students, that is, taught graduate students, because it was easy to apply. You can graduate in 12 to 13 months, but you don't get your diploma until November or December of each year (you usually graduate in September or October). There is also a kind of graduate school of research nature, which is like studying for 2 years.

This type of postgraduate student is usually a local student or a student from an EU member state. Theoretically, you can apply for any of them, but to be honest, the research kind is not easy, so most international students apply for the taught type. But no matter what, it's no problem to give you a graduation certificate and a degree certificate, don't worry about that.

In addition, most people choose to go to the UK for graduate studies because it saves time for 1 year, or they want to use it as a springboard to apply for a PhD in the UK (because it is much more difficult to apply for a PhD in the UK than in the United States, but it is more difficult to apply for a PhD) or a PhD from other countries. Or maybe your undergraduate school is not particularly good, and you want to have a good academic advantage in your future work, etc.

Landlord, so it's up to you, if you really want to learn something, seriously follow foreigners to learn knowledge, experience local life and culture, American graduate students are better, of course, this does not consider taking the disgusting GRE or GMAT of finance majors, etc., and you can also have the opportunity to apply for scholarships. Or the landlord's undergraduate is very good, just want to use the UK as a springboard, or just want to have a study abroad background, the UK is very cost-effective for 1 year.

Of course, I'm not saying that graduate school in the UK is bad, in fact, he can teach you things in the United States for 2 years in 1 year, which also shows the strength of his own education quality, I just want to say to the landlord that you can choose according to your own situation, because many people have asked me how to choose graduate students in these two countries...

When you go to the UK for graduate school, it usually takes one year. This is also the advantage of graduate studies in the UK, the duration of study is short, but the gold content of the diploma is relatively high.

In addition, some majors take two years. Like architecture and art, you have to study for two years.

Postgraduate studies in the UK are usually in September and December of the following year or January of the following year.

The UK master's degree lasts only one year, which is the shortest in the world, and the main focus is on imparting ways and methods, and cultivating comprehensive abilities, such as building a university building, first building a framework and as for the required knowledge. It can be refilled in future work.

One year for the United Kingdom and two years for the United States.

Postgraduate studies in the UK take one year, and some majors may take one and a half or two years, but they are very few.

Moreover, UK postgraduate students are divided into taught and research-based, and generally international students apply for teaching.

1. Application requirements for taught graduate students

Language requirements: IELTS overall score needs to be above the score, and individual schools and majors have higher requirements, IELTS needs to be above the score.

Educational qualifications: Generally required to graduate from a university and obtain a bachelor's degree, if you do not have a bachelor's degree, you can first study in the pre-master's department of a British university, and then apply for postgraduate studies in a British university.

Achievement conditions: Generally, students are required to have an average university score of 85 or above, and some schools have requirements for students' background colleges, requiring students to be 211 or 985 university graduates.

Other requirements: Individual schools need to provide GRE or GMAT scores to apply for finance majors, and corresponding portfolios need to be submitted to apply for art, architecture, and design majors, and some majors require students' work experience.

2. Application requirements for research graduate students

Language requirements: The overall score of IELTS must be above and above, and no less than the score in each component.

Educational requirements: Bachelor's degree from university, individual programs require students to have a master's degree.

Achievement conditions: Generally, students are required to have an average university score of 85 or above, and some schools have requirements for students' background colleges, requiring students to be 211 or 985 university graduates.

Other conditions: Individual schools need to provide GRE or GMAT scores to apply for finance majors, and they need to submit corresponding portfolios to apply for art, architecture, and design majors.

Postgraduate studies in the UK are a very good choice, both in terms of the length of study, tuition fees, scenery and degree content compared with other countries, it is the best choice.

Let's start with the beautiful cityscape of the United Kingdom.

Here's an introduction to postgraduate students in the UK:

There are two categories of postgraduate studies in the UK: one is taught postgraduate students. There are two main types of this:

The first is a master's degree program, which usually lasts for 12 months (one year), including lectures, seminars, examinations and graduation, etc., but at present, most of the domestic college students in China apply for this kind of master's degree program. The second is a postgraduate diploma programme (without a degree), which is usually 9 months in length and includes the teaching content of the master's programme, excluding graduation**.

The second category is graduate students. There are also two types of these programs: research master's degree programs and doctoral degree programs.

It usually means that students choose their own research topics and conduct research under the guidance of a supervisor, thus providing the best opportunity for those who want to develop their professional interests.

Under normal circumstances, postgraduate students studying in the UK can successfully obtain their degree after studying for a year at most without making any mistakes.

If I study in the UK, how long will it take?

1. Research courses for postgraduate students in the UK:

Postgraduate studies in the UK are divided into research master's degrees and doctoral degrees.

1) Applying for a master's degree: a bachelor's degree is required, and 1 to 2 years of research work in the school to obtain a master's degree in research. Students are expected to follow a supervisor to conduct research and publish the results of the research, and the teaching time is relatively small.

If the research results are good, you can choose to continue your graduate studies. Students who have obtained a three-year master's degree in China can also apply directly to the UK doctoral program.

2) It takes about three years to get a PhD.

2. Lecture-style courses for postgraduate students in the UK.

There are two types of courses:

The first category is a degree program, with a course of 12 months. Includes lectures, discussions, examinations and assessments, degrees**.

The second category is the certificate program, which is 9 months and includes lectures, but does not include the final semester**. Some diploma courses can be converted to master's degree programs.