Updates for Indian Students
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Updates for Indian Students
UK universities are offering Indian students financial support worth up to £1750 to help them cover hotel quarantine costs. This means when travelling to study in the UK, no further costs will be incurred. Stay up to date with the latest Studying in the UK and Coronavirus (COVID-19) information.
Connect with one of our team who can help with your September 2021 application and answer any questions you may have about quarantine funding options.
5 April 2016
Cambridge Education Group has joined forces with Falmouth University to offer part-time online masters courses aimed at working professionals.
Online masters courses in advertising and marketing, creative app development, creative events management, and photography will be available, and students will receive a degree identical to those studying on-campus. In addition, because all study takes place online (with the option for students to attend face-to-face seminars if local), there is no need for a UK visa.
If you wish to learn more about studying a master’s programme online, arrange a free consultation at SI-UK today.
I had a very great experience right from the start to finish; All the staff were really great and very helpful. I recommend SI-UK for all students who are planning to study in the UK.
Anuradha Venkatesh Msc Energy Management, University of Stirling
We will be in touch within 24 hours to arrange your initial consultation at your nearest SI-UK office. If you are unable to visit us in person, consultations can also be arranged via Skype.
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