Yearly Archives: 2014

We know that applying for a student visa, picking your university, organising your accommodations and

everything else is a big task. We wanted to share with you the information we know about applying for a UK student visa to make it less of a task for you. In this blog we aim to cover all the major points about what a student visa entails, when you should apply and what are the costs.

To be able to enter and study in the UK, you need to obtain a Tier 4 visa. It’s the current student visa route of the point-based immigration system in the UK. Applying for a UK student visa can be an overwhelming process if you haven’t done your research well. (more…)

If you missed the deadline for a UK university application or unable to meet the entry requirements of your chosen degree that does not mean you have lost your chance of getting into a university. Most of the universities in the UK

offer pathway programs which are alternative routes for international students. One of the best alternatives is the International Foundation Programme (IFP).

What is the International Foundation Programme (IFP)?

The International Foundation Programme (IFP) is a foundation course that prepares you for a full UK university degree. In this course you will gain the necessary know-how of how a UK university functions and bridge the gap between your qualifications and the university entry requirements for a full time degree. You will have the chance to see (more…)

There are a lot of valuable degrees available that offer a stable career. So why choose this degree? Civil Engineering is on the shortage occupation list for many countries. Everywhere in the world someone is looking for a person to help him or her develop their landscape. A Civil Engineering degree is a degree that can take you worldwide with a stable income and it influences the structure of this world.

 Civil Engineering is an engineering field that covers the conception, design, construction and maintenance of infrastructures and other environmental and structural projects. These can consist of roads, buildings, transportation systems, tunnels and canals, water systems, and more. As you read on, you will gain more understanding about this degree. You may find that a Civil Engineering degree is much more interesting and significant than you might have perceived.

What does this course usually involve?

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