Updates for Indian Students
The UK is expected to be fully vaccinated by summer 2021 and Indian students in the UK will have access to the vaccinations as they are rolled out across the country, meaning you may receive it quicker in the UK than your home country. Stay up to date with the latest Studying in the UK and Coronavirus (COVID-19) information.
Updates for Indian Students
The UK is expected to be fully vaccinated by summer 2021 and Indian students in the UK will have access to the vaccinations as they are rolled out across the country, meaning you may receive it quicker in the UK than your home country. Stay up to date with the latest Studying in the UK and Coronavirus (COVID-19) information.
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17 December 2015
A report from the UK Higher Education International Unit has shown that the UK is second only behind the US as the most popular destination for international students.
The United States still had the highest proportion of international students in 2012 at 16.4%, but this has fallen from its 2000 number by 6.4%. The UK remains the best of the rest in the report, with 12.6% of its student population international, a rise of 1.9% from 12 years previous. Russia was the only country to match the UK’s growth. Germany remained the third most popular destination, with France in fourth.
If you are interested in joining the thousands of other international students currently studying in the UK, arrange a free consultation about your future 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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