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Study in London with edbgo

London is the world's #1 student city home to Imperial College, UCL, King's College, LSE and Queen Mary. Get expert guidance from edbgo to shortlist the right UK university, apply through UCAS or direct, and win your Student visa with confidence.

Study in London

Why London (UK)?

Top reasons Indian & international students choose London (UK).

World-Ranked Universities

4 of the world's top 40 universities are in London, offering unmatched academic prestige and global recognition.

Post-Study Work Visa

The UK Graduate Route lets you stay and work for up to 2 years (3 for PhD) after graduation no sponsorship needed.

Global Career Hub

Study where finance, tech, media and creative industries thrive internships and jobs at LinkedIn's #1 city for graduates.

1-Year Master's Degrees

Most UK master's programs finish in just 12 months save time and tuition compared to 2-year alternatives.

Scholarships up to 100%

Chevening, Commonwealth, GREAT and university-specific scholarships worth £5,000–full tuition are open to international students.

Diverse Student Community

London hosts 400,000+ international students from 200+ countries you'll feel at home from day one.

Top Universities in London (UK)

Handpicked partner institutions with strong global rankings and student outcomes.

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Imperial College London
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University College London (UCL)
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King's College London
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London School of Economics (LSE)
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Queen Mary University of London
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City, University of London
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University of Westminster
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Brunel University London
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SOAS University of London

Popular Courses

MBA & Business Analytics
MS in Computer Science
Data Science & AI
Cybersecurity
Finance & FinTech
International Law (LLM)
Public Health
Digital Marketing
Fashion & Design

Cost of Studying

Undergraduate Tuition
£15,000 – £38,000 / yr
Postgraduate Tuition
£17,000 – £40,000 / yr
Living Expenses (London)
£13,000 – £15,000 / yr
Student Visa Fee
£524 + IHS £776/yr

*Prices are estimates and vary by institution and city.

Admission Requirements & Intakes

What you need to apply, and when.

Eligibility

10+2 with 60%+ for UG; Bachelor's with 55–65% for PG
IELTS 6.0–7.0 / PTE 58–70 / TOEFL 80–100
GMAT/GRE for select MBA/MS programs
SOP, LORs (2), updated CV
Valid passport & academic transcripts
Proof of funds for Student visa

Intakes

September (main) and January are the two primary intakes; a few universities also offer a May intake. Apply 6–9 months in advance for scholarships and Tier 4 visa processing.

How edbgo Helps You Apply

A guided 5-step path from shortlisting to boarding.

Step 1
Free Counselling

20-min session with an edbgo expert to map your profile.

Step 2
University Shortlist

Personalised list of London universities matching your goals & budget.

Step 3
Application & SOP

End-to-end help with UCAS/direct applications, SOP and LORs.

Step 4
Visa & Finance

Student visa filing, loan assistance and scholarship applications.

Step 5
Pre-Departure

Accommodation, forex, flights and orientation before you fly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you should know before you study in london.

Is London a good place to study for international students?

London is home to world-ranked universities such as Imperial College London, UCL and King’s College London, with strong graduate employability, a diverse student community and global career opportunities.

How much does it cost to study in London?

Undergraduate tuition typically ranges from £15,000–£38,000 per year and postgraduate from £17,000–£40,000. Living costs in London average around £13,000–£15,000 per year.

What are the intakes for UK universities in London?

Most universities offer September (main) and January intakes; a few also run a May intake for select programs.

Do I need IELTS to study in London?

Most UK universities require IELTS 6.0–7.0 overall. Some universities accept PTE, TOEFL, Duolingo or an MOI (Medium of Instruction) letter.

Can I work while studying in London?

Yes, international students on a Student visa can work up to 20 hours per week during term and full-time during holidays.

Is there a post-study work visa in the UK?

Yes, the Graduate Route allows international students to stay and work in the UK for 2 years (3 years for PhD) after completing their degree.

Ready to Study in London?

Book a free 20-minute counselling session and get a personalised university shortlist for London (UK).