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Study in the United Kingdom

The UK offers world-renowned education with a rich history of academic excellence. From the prestigious Russell Group to innovative industry-focused universities, our pathways provide a structured route to Britain's top institutions.

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Why Study in the UK?

3-year bachelor degrees (save time and money)
Graduate Route visa (2-year post-study work)
World-renowned Russell Group universities
Rich cultural experience and history
Strong Malaysian student community
Multiple intake options (Sept & Jan)

3 Years

Standard Bachelor's

2 Years

Post-Study Work

160+

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Academic Progression Routes

Find the right entry point to the British higher education system based on your current academic background.

Year 12 Entry

Direct University Entry

For students who already meet the academic and English requirements for Year 1 of their degree (e.g., strong A-Levels, IB, or STPM results).

Direct entry into Year 1

Full university experience

Access to all degree programs

No extra pathway tuition

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Year 11 Entry

International Foundation

A dedicated bridge program for Year 11 graduates (SPM/IGCSE) to prepare for Year 1 of a top UK bachelor's degree.

Equivalent to Year 13 (A-Levels)

Direct progression to Year 1

Extensive major options

UK university campus life

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Year 12 Entry

International Year One

An intensive Year 1 equivalent for Year 12 graduates. Upon successful completion, progress directly into Year 2 of your UK degree.

Save one year of study

Direct entry to Year 2

Smaller class sizes

Full university integration

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Direct Entry or Pathway Program?

Direct Entry

For students who already meet the academic and English requirements for the first year of their degree (e.g., strong A-Levels, IB, or STPM results).

Pathway Programs

(Foundation, International Year One, ADTP Transfer) are designed for students who need additional academic preparation or want a smoother transition into the university system.

Not sure which route is right for you?

Explore our comprehensive guide to understand how foundation years, transfer programs, and direct admissions differ across countries.

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Costs Snapshot: Studying in the UK

While UK degrees are often shorter (3 years for a bachelor's), it's important to budget for both tuition and living expenses during your stay.

Tuition fees

£14,000 – £28,000

per year

Varies by program and university ranking (Clinical/Medicine higher)

Living costs (visa requirement)

£1,023 – £1,334

per month

Higher in London (£1,334) vs outside London (£1,023)

NHS Surcharge (Health)

£776

per year

Mandatory for international students to access the NHS

Graduate Route Visa

2 Years

post-study

Permission to stay and work in the UK after graduation

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Student Resources

UK Study Common Questions

Admissions & Academic

Yes. Most students from Malaysia who finish SPM or IGCSE (O-Levels) will enter a Foundation program (9-12 months) which then leads to the first year of a bachelor's degree.

Most bachelor's degrees in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland are 3 years long. In Scotland, they are typically 4 years. Some programs include a "sandwich year" (placement year), extending the duration by one year.

The primary intake is September/October. Many universities also offer a secondary intake in January/February for specific programs.

Student Visas & Work Rights

It allows international students who have successfully completed an undergraduate or master's degree to stay in the UK for 2 years (3 years for PhD) to work or look for work.

Yes, most students on a Student Visa can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during vacations.

You can apply for a visa up to 6 months before your course starts. You will need a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from your university before applying.

Living & Accommodation

Most UK universities guarantee accommodation in "Halls of Residence" for first-year international students, provided they apply by the deadline.

London is significantly more expensive. The UKVI requires proof of ~£1,334 per month for London, compared to ~£1,023 per month for locations outside London.

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Pathway Providers

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