1, tuition
Generally, the tuition fees of British universities are around 7000- 10000 pounds/year, and most schools pay tuition fees by semester.
2. Living expenses
The cost of living in London is generally around 1000 pounds/month, and that in non-London is around 800 pounds/month. This is the cost standard proposed by the British government, and the specific cost depends on the actual situation of students.
Step 3: Residence
Student accommodation in Britain is usually on or off campus, and British universities provide on-campus student apartments for first-year foreign students. After the second year, students will generally choose a host family or rent a house by themselves. Accommodation in London is about 180 per week, and accommodation in non-London is 100 per week. Different accommodation costs are different.
4. Meal expenses
In Britain, the monthly cost of three meals a day 150 is a common standard. If international students have a high demand for food, about 280 kg a month is enough.
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Precautions for studying in the UK:
First, get a BRP card.
According to the regulations of the British Embassy, students will get a BPR card within 10 days after their arrival in the UK. BPR card is a Chinese biometric fingerprint card. After students arrive in Britain, they can pick them up at the nearby post office or student office with their passports and BRP. The specific address is subject to the dunning address on their dunning list.
Second, go to the police station to register.
According to British regulations, people who stay in Britain for more than 6 months need to register with the police station within 7 days. When registering, they need to prepare two passport photos, an admission notice and a registration fee of about 30 pounds, and then fill in the relevant registration form. Note that the address change needs to be corrected at the police station.
Third, legal work.
Students with T4 student visas are eligible to work legally in the UK. According to British law, the working hours per week should not exceed 20 hours, and you can work full-time on holidays, and the working hours per week should not exceed 40 hours. The premise of working legally in Britain is to apply for NI (National Insurance Number), otherwise it will be a black collar, and if it is found, it is likely to be sent back to China.
Fourth, traffic safety.
Vehicles in Britain drive on the left and right steering wheels, and traffic penalties in Britain are all criminal. One of the legal provisions is that in Britain, as long as you provide a seat belt, you need to use it wherever you sit, otherwise you may face the danger of being punished. In addition, pay attention to the crosswalk when crossing the road, and also pay attention to observe the right first and then the left, and then pass after confirming safety.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) humanistic customs
Every place has its own unique customs, and Britain is no exception. If you want to better integrate into British life, you must respect their customs. In Britain, the first thing we should learn is not to jump the queue, which is a disgusting behavior in Britain; Besides, bargaining, which is very popular in China, is also taboo in Britain.