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Many students have asked us, “What do UK cities offer international students?" Guess what? You will find efficient public transport, a world-class healthcare system (NHS), safety and security, and many more. Regarding the cost of your accommodation, big cities like London are more expensive. Don’t worry, other cities are often more affordable for students. You can explore museums, markets, and historical places like the Victoria and Albert Museum, St. Paul's Cathedral, Edinburgh Castle, and Borough Market. Alternatively, you can visit Camden Lock Market, etc. If you are a nature lover, consider visiting the beautiful beaches of the UK during your semester breaks. 

Aside from historical scenarios, a beautiful feature of the UK is its global mix of people from diverse countries and backgrounds. Approximately 200 nationalities are represented in the UK, with citizens from these countries also residing there.  It presents a significant opportunity to make new friends, share ideas, and expand your perspective on life in different countries.

As an international student, you can work up to 20 hours a week by doing part-time work. Alongside your studies, you get the chance to build some valuable experience. Additionally, many graduates leave with starting salaries ranging from £25,000 to £35,000. It provides a great start to your professional journey. 

Top Sectors in the UK with High Opportunities

• Technology: Google, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Sky

• Consulting: Deloitte, EY, PwC

• Finance: J.P. Morgan, Lloyds Banking Group

• Healthcare: AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Cancer Research UK

• Engineering: Rolls-Royce, JLR

• Media & Broadcasting: BBC

• Public Sector: Civil Service Fast Stream, NHS

• Official name: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

• Form of Government: Parliamentary democracy within a constitutional monarchy

• Area: 244,376 km² 

• Population: 68,265,209

• Neighboring countries: Austria, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia

• Official language: English; both English and Scots Gaelic in Scotland; both English and Welsh in Wales

• State form: Constitutional Monarchy, city: London

• Other large cities: Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Glasgow, and Plymouth

• Currency: Pound (GBP)

• Time zone: UTC+0 (GMT)