Study in England

Have you thought what it would be like to be educated in a country with the highest quality teaching? If you want to experience the adventure of a lifetime, it is certainly worth thinking about studying in England. Here you will be immersed in the richness of scientific and historical tradition from the very first day of your stay. You will enjoy the natural and authentic English language and the beauty of English palaces and cities. Literary paintings of the English garden will become your reality. The seaside climate will make you breathe fully after classes at the University.

England offers you 50,000 fields of study to choose from. You can study everything you dream of and get from the best teachers in the world. Your English will become fluent, natural and authentic. Here you can literally start changing the world as a student. Perhaps by studying in England you will become a famous scientist or businessman and change the world?

The United Kingdom is home to some of the most prestigious universities in the world, offering a wide range of degree programs and specializations. Below are six of the most popular universities, known for their academic excellence, world-class research, and vibrant student communities:

Universities in the United Kingdom
1. University of Oxford
The University of Oxford is the oldest university in the English-speaking world and consistently ranks among the very best worldwide. With a strong emphasis on research and an unparalleled academic tradition, Oxford offers a dynamic learning environment. Its tutorial system allows students to work closely with leading experts in their fields.

2. University of Cambridge
Cambridge is another historic and prestigious institution, renowned for its rigorous academic programs and impressive list of alumni, including many distinguished scientists. Cambridge particularly excels in the sciences, but also stands out in the humanities, social sciences, and engineering.

3. Imperial College London
Imperial specializes in science, engineering, medicine, and business. It is a world-class university for research and innovation, offering state-of-the-art facilities and a highly collaborative environment—especially attractive to students pursuing STEM fields.

4. London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
LSE is a global leader in the social sciences, offering unparalleled programs in economics, politics, law, sociology, and more. Located in the heart of London, LSE provides students with numerous opportunities for internships and career development in one of the world’s most dynamic cities.

5. University College London (UCL)
UCL is one of the UK’s most diverse and forward-thinking universities, offering a broad range of programs across all disciplines. UCL is known for its focus on innovation, research, and inclusivity, making it a popular choice among international students.

6. University of Edinburgh
One of the UK’s oldest universities, the University of Edinburgh is a leading institution for both research and education. It enjoys an excellent reputation across many fields, including medicine, law, humanities, and social sciences. Its stunning location in Scotland’s capital also provides a unique cultural and historical experience.

Other universities
The UK is home to over 150 universities, offering a wide array of study options. Whether you’re interested in large, research-intensive institutions or smaller, specialized ones, the opportunities are virtually limitless. Universities such as Warwick, Durham, Bristol, and Leeds also rank highly and are recognized for their quality teaching and vibrant student life.

You can be sure of one thing - no matter what course you are interested in - you will surely find it in England! The most popular fields of study in England are: Medicine, Psychology, Law, IT, Design, Business Studies, Language Studies or English Studies. Practical professions that immediately translate into professional work are very popular. Medical and IT fields seem to be the most popular. The IT sector in England is one of the most developed in the world and provides access to innovation where it originates. English studies, on the other hand, are traditional humanities studies about the history and language of Great Britain. It is simply English philology at its source, in the old English towns of Cambridge or Bath. This course is sure to please English enthusiasts who see their future in the language and cultural education industry.

When deciding to study in England, you should take into account the cost of living in that country. The largest part of the cost of living will be accommodation. You can apply for a place in the Dormitory, which will be cheaper. Living in London costs between £1100-£1500 per month, while in smaller cities £750-1000 is sufficient.

There are great opportunities for buying cheap food. The choice of food is much larger than in Poland, and prices are often compared to those in our country. The UCAS calculator will also help you plan your monthly expenses while studying in England.

Scholarship funding depends on our previous history of staying in England. For people who have not had the opportunity to live here for some time, access to funding to cover the cost of their studies will be very difficult. After Brexit, the vast majority of people cannot count on scholarships. Here with support can come a job. During your studies, it is worth being open to work after school hours if you need additional funds. We can work up to 20 hours per week during the semester. The minimum wage is exactly £9. 50 an hour. Many students take up jobs, among others, in the catering sector.

Application to Study
The application process for studying in the UK can be complex and varies depending on the university and the program.

Application Deadlines

The standard deadline for applications is the end of January, though there are exceptions.
Applications for programs such as medicine, dentistry, and veterinary medicine, as well as for universities like Oxford and Cambridge, must be submitted by mid-October of the previous year.
Later applications (up until the end of August) may be submitted for some programs through the so-called Clearing process.
Application Requirements

Personal Statement – a key document in which you present your interests and motivation.
Formal Documents – necessary for submitting and validating your application.
References – usually from a teacher or academic advisor.
Language Tests – results of an accepted exam confirming sufficient English proficiency.
Additional Documents – portfolio, CV, certificates of extra achievements; these requirements may vary by university.
Admission Test Results – e.g. TSA, BMAT, UCAT, etc., required for certain universities and programs.
Interview – often required for programs such as medicine, law, and at prestigious universities (e.g. Oxford, Cambridge). The interview serves to assess a candidate’s potential and motivation.

There are many elements you must pay attention to in order for your application to:

• be submitted correctly
• be strong enough to secure your place at your dream university

That is why at Eduworld we place such great emphasis on creating a strong Plan A, B, and C when selecting programs and on preparing the strongest possible application.