Living Cost - UK
The cost of living for international students in London may range from £1300 to £1400 per month and rest of the UK can range from £900–£1,600 per month, depending on location, lifestyle, and accommodation.
The following data gives you an average/approximate number of the Cost of Living for International Students in the UK.
| Category | London (Monthly) | Rest of UK (Monthly) | Remarks |
| Accommodation Costs | £750 | £554 | Private Accommodation. This cost is for one person in shared accommodation |
| Food Expenses | £155 | £116 | Groceries |
| £150 | £80 | Eating/Dining out | |
| Transportation Cost | £103 | £54 | Students from UK receive 30% discount with a Student Oyster Card |
| Gym Membership | £20 | £15 | |
| Basic Utilities | £140 | £80 | |
| Total | £1318 | £899 |
Note: The above mentioned values are approximate and tend to vary based on location, currency conversion rates, lifestyle choices etc.,
Total Estimated Cost Per Year
- London (Expensive): £18,000 – £25,000
- Other Cities (Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Glasgow, etc.): £12,000 – £18,000
World-Class Education:
The UK hosts several of the globe’s leading universities, including Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College London, and LSE.
British universities regularly achieve high positions in international university rankings.
Qualifications from UK institutions are greatly acknowledged and esteemed around the world.
Post-Study Employment Options
The Graduate Route Visa permits international students to remain and work in the UK for 2 years (3 years for PhD graduates) following the completion of their studies.
The UK boasts a robust job market, particularly in industries such as finance, healthcare, engineering, and technology.
Scholarships and Financial Support
Many scholarships, bursaries, and financial assistance opportunities exist for international students, including:
- Chevening Scholarships
- Commonwealth Scholarships
- Scholarships specific to universities