Study in the UK
Study in the UK: respected degrees, real post-study work options
UniHunt guides you through UK university applications, visa filing and the post-study Graduate Route, so you know exactly what you are signing up for, including the changes currently under review.
The UK at a glance
- Work while studying: up to 20 hours a week during term, full time during holidays
- Post-study Graduate Route: currently 2 years of work rights for Bachelor’s and Master’s graduates, and 3 years for PhD graduates, with no job offer or sponsorship required
- No restriction on which sectors you can work in part time, unlike some destinations
- Recognised qualifications: globally respected degrees from established universities
Visa and post-study work rules are subject to change under UK government policy and have been under active review. Please confirm the latest guidance with your advisor before making decisions based on timing.
What we support
Programmes we support
- Undergraduate and postgraduate degrees across Business, Engineering, Computing, Health Sciences and Social Sciences
- Postgraduate research pathways: MPhil and PhD
- Foundation and pre-master’s programmes for students who need an academic bridge
How it works
Your UK study track
Step 1
Free consultation
Your profile, budget and target universities.
Step 2
University and course shortlisting
Matched to your goals and eligibility.
Step 3
Application, SOP and LOR support
Well-structured applications that present you at your best.
Step 4
Offer and CAS letter
Securing your offer and confirmation of studies.
Step 5
Visa filing
Financial evidence, documentation and submission.
Step 6
Pre-departure and arrival support
Briefings so you arrive prepared and confident.
FAQ
Study in the UK, answered
What is the Graduate Route visa?
A post-study work visa that lets you stay and work in the UK after your degree, with no job offer needed. Durations depend on your level of study.
How long can I work in the UK after graduating?
The Graduate Route currently offers 2 years for Bachelor’s and Master’s graduates and 3 years for PhD graduates. Post-study work durations are under active UK policy review, so your advisor will confirm the current entitlement and any application deadlines before you decide.
Can I work full time on a UK student visa?
No. Up to 20 hours a week during term time, and full time during official breaks.
What can I study in the UK through UniHunt?
Undergraduate and postgraduate degrees across Business, Engineering, Computing, Health Sciences and Social Sciences, plus research pathways and foundation programmes where you need an academic bridge.