Graduate immigration route
The Graduate Route is a new post-study work visa introduced 1 July 2021.
International students who have successfully completed an undergraduate or master's degree will benefit from two years' work experience in the UK. Students who complete their PhD will be able to stay for three years.
Graduates on the route can work flexibly, switch jobs and develop their career as required.
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Virtual Experience
We've created a Virtual Experience platform for students where you can find great videos and examples of what it’s like to study our courses, along with campus and facility tours.
Fees & funding
The area of student finance can be a complicated and ever-changing one. But don't worry, funding, including bursaries and loans to help with tuition fees, living, and travel costs, is available to help you complete your studies.
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