Study in The UK
The United Kingdom is a Constitutional Monarchy...

The United Kingdom consists of Great Britain (England, Wales, and Scotland) and Northern Ireland.
The land area: 241,590sqkm, Total area: 244,820sqkm
The capital and largest city is London. Other large cities include Birmingham, Manchester, West Yorkshire, Glasgow, and New castle upon Tyne.
Its Population is 63,742,977 (2014 EST.). Its monetary unit is pound sterling
United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy, with a queen and parliament that has two houses. The House of Lords and the House of Commons.
United Kingdom Languages includes: English, Welsh, Scots, and Scottish Gaelic. Ethnicity/race: Whites 87.2%, Blacks/Africa/Caribbean 3%, Indians 2.3%/ Pakistanis’1.9%, Mixed 2%, others 3.7%.
Its Religion: Christians (Anglican, Roman Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist) 59.5%, Muslim 4.4%, Hindu 1.3%, others 2% Literacy rate is 99%.
It is engaged in Agriculture, industries, Natural resources.
Its major trading partners are USA, Germany, France, Ireland, Netherlands, Belgium, China and Norway.
United Kingdom has a world class reputation in education. It has a lot to offer international students.
Four of the world’s top six universities are based in the UK, and its entire institutes offer a high quality level teaching from leading professionals in their chosen areas. Most of UK Universities boasts of advanced research methods and excellent facilities, courses that are internationally recognized. UK has a large international student community and Multicultural society. Students are from over 200 countries to study in the UK. Many of Universities have international societies which encourage friendships.
International students can work on part time up to 20 hours per week during term time and full time during holidays.
Another benefit of studying in the UK is its proximity to the rest of Europe.
It is a gate way to Europe with many travel links.
The UK has many world famous tourist attractions and scenery, with vibrant and bustling cities.
Cost of studying and living in UK: Tuition fees per year rate from 7000pounds to 9000pounds for Arts courses, and 7500pounds to 12,000pounds for science courses. Living expenses per year estimate is from 7000pounds to 9000pounds. The duration of a UK undergraduate course rates from 3 to 4years, and post graduate is 1year
To study in UK is an international student you need a study visa and English language requirement, e.g. IELTS.
The main intake is September each year. But many universities still have intake in January. Generally application deadline for September intake is June.
Generally to apply for UK study Visa you must have an unconditional offer letter from your chosen university, as well as evidence of funds to cover tuition and living expenses.