Accounting & FinanceBSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance
University of Roehampton
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- Location
- London, United Kingdom
- Indicative tuition
- £16,500 / year
Study in the UK
World-leading universities, a two-year post-study work route and degrees recognised everywhere.
- Indicative tuition
- £14,000–£38,000 per year
- Post-study work
- 2 years (Graduate Route)
- Student route
- Student visa (formerly Tier 4)
About the United Kingdom
The United Kingdom is one of the most popular destinations for international students, home to world-renowned universities including Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial and the wider Russell Group, alongside modern, career-focused universities across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
UK degrees are shorter than in many countries, typically three years for a bachelor's and one year for a master's, which keeps overall tuition and living costs down while getting you into the workforce sooner.
Popular student cities
- London
- Manchester
- Birmingham
- Edinburgh
- Glasgow
- Coventry
United Kingdom student visa: key facts
The main student route to the UK is the Student visa (formerly Tier 4). Here's what international students should know.
- Visa type
- Student visa, sponsored by a licensed university (CAS required)
- Work during study
- Up to 20 hours per week in term time; full-time during holidays
- Post-study work
- Graduate Route, 2 years to stay and work (3 years for PhD)
- English requirement
- IELTS / UKVI-approved English test, or exemption
- Proof of funds
- Tuition for year one + living costs (London vs. outside London)
Visa and immigration rules change regularly and depend on your nationality, course and circumstances. The above is a general guide for international students; your Tutopiya counsellor confirms the current requirements before you apply.
Why choose the UK?
Globally ranked
Four of the world's top-10 universities are in the UK, with strong subject rankings across business, science, law and the arts.
Shorter degrees
Three-year bachelor's and one-year master's mean lower total cost and a faster route to work.
Graduate Route
Stay for two years after graduating (three for PhD) to gain work experience with any employer.
Diverse & connected
A multicultural student community and easy travel across Europe from a global hub.
Courses in the United Kingdom
Programmes we place students into, with entry requirements, intakes and indicative fees.
Accounting & Finance
EngineeringBEng (Hons) Aerospace Engineering
University of Bristol
- Location
- Bristol, United Kingdom
- Indicative tuition
- £30,500 / year
EngineeringBEng (Hons) Automotive Engineering
Coventry University
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- Location
- Coventry, United Kingdom
- Indicative tuition
- £18,050 / year
Accounting & FinanceBA (Hons) Accounting and Finance
Coventry University
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- Location
- Coventry, United Kingdom
- Indicative tuition
- £17,100 / year
Media, Film & ArtsBA (Hons) Communication and Media
University of Leeds
- Location
- Leeds, United Kingdom
- Indicative tuition
- £24,750 / year
Social SciencesBA (Hons) International Relations
University of Leeds
- Location
- Leeds, United Kingdom
- Indicative tuition
- £25,000 / year
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Coventry University
📍 Coventry, United Kingdom
A career-focused modern university with multiple intakes each year.
University of Birmingham
📍 Birmingham, United Kingdom
A redbrick Russell Group university with a classic self-contained campus.
University of Bristol
📍 Bristol, United Kingdom
A top-60 Russell Group university in the UK's aerospace and tech capital outside London.
University of Edinburgh
📍 Edinburgh, United Kingdom
One of the world's oldest and highest-ranked universities, in Scotland's capital.
University of Leeds
📍 Leeds, United Kingdom
A Russell Group campus university in one of the UK's most affordable big student cities.
University of Manchester
📍 Manchester, United Kingdom
A Russell Group powerhouse with one of the UK's largest single-site campuses.
Placement partner
University of Roehampton
📍 London, United Kingdom
Study at a green, campus-based university in the heart of London.
Scholarships for the UK
Browse all United Kingdom scholarships- Partial funding
Aberdeen Global Scholarship
£6,000 tuition fee discount for every year of the programme
- Partial funding
Think Big Scholarships
Tuition-fee awards of £6,500 or £13,000 per year for undergraduates, and £6,500 to £26,000 for postgraduates
- Full funding
British Council Women in STEM Scholarships
Fully funded: tuition, stipend, travel, visa and health surcharge — typically worth over £40,000 per award
- Varies funding
Cambridge Trust Scholarships
Ranges from part-cost fee awards to full-cost awards covering tuition and maintenance
- Partial funding
Charles Wallace India Trust Scholarships
Accommodation and living costs in the UK plus a contribution of £700 towards international travel
- Full funding
Chevening Scholarships
Fully funded: tuition, monthly living stipend, return flights and arrival allowance
- Full funding
Clarendon Fund Scholarships
Fully funded: all course fees plus an annual living stipend for the full duration
- Full funding
Commonwealth Master's Scholarships
Fully funded: tuition, airfare, monthly stipend and study grants
- Full funding
Commonwealth PhD Scholarships
Fully funded PhD: tuition, stipend, airfares, thesis grant and study travel allowance
- Full funding
Commonwealth Shared Scholarships
Full tuition, return airfare, a monthly living allowance and arrival and thesis grants
- Full funding
Commonwealth Split-site Scholarships
Twelve months of UK fees, a living stipend, airfares and a thesis grant
- Partial funding
Coventry University Group Scholarship
£2,000 off tuition each year — £6,000 across a three-year bachelor's degree
- Partial funding
Denys Holland Scholarship
An annual maintenance award, renewable across the three years of an undergraduate degree
- Partial funding
Edinburgh Global Undergraduate Scholarship
£5,000 a year towards tuition, renewable for the full duration of the degree
- Full funding
Felix Scholarships
Fully funded: tuition, a living grant and return airfare at Oxford, Reading or SOAS London
- Full funding
Gates Cambridge Scholarships
Fully funded: full tuition, a generous maintenance stipend, airfares and discretionary funding
- Partial funding
University of Glasgow International Scholarships
Tuition fee discounts, with amounts varying by scheme and level of study
- Partial funding
GREAT Scholarships
£10,000 towards one year of postgraduate tuition
- Full funding
President's PhD Scholarships
Full tuition for 3.5 years plus a living stipend of around £26,500 per year and a £2,000 annual research allowance
- Partial funding
Leeds International Excellence Scholarship
Typically £5,000 towards tuition fees, with larger awards in some faculties
- Varies funding
LSE Graduate Support Scheme
Need-based awards covering up to 100% of the assessed funding shortfall
- Partial funding
Manchester Global Futures Scholarship
£5,000 towards tuition fees for one year of a taught master's programme
- Partial funding
Vice-Chancellor's Global Scholarship
£4,000 tuition fee award for each year of the degree
- Varies funding
Nottingham Developing Solutions Masters Scholarship
50% or 100% of tuition fees for a full-time taught master's
- Full funding
Oxford-Pershing Square Graduate Scholarships
Full course fees plus a living stipend for both years of the Oxford 1+1 MBA
- Full funding
Queen Mary Principal's Postgraduate Research Studentships
Full tuition at the overseas rate plus a London-weighted living stipend for three years
- Full funding
Reach Oxford Scholarship
Course fees, a grant for living costs and one return airfare each year
- Full funding
Rhodes Scholarships
Fully funded: Oxford fees, an annual living stipend and travel to and from the UK
- Partial funding
Roehampton International Scholarships
Up to £4,000 per year as a tuition fee discount
- Partial funding
Sheffield International Merit Postgraduate Scholarship
A percentage discount on tuition for the taught master's year
- Partial funding
Sheffield International Undergraduate Merit Scholarship
A tuition fee discount applied each year of the degree, worth several thousand pounds in total
- Varies funding
Southampton Presidential International Scholarship
Full tuition for a small number of awards, or £10,000 towards tuition for the rest
- Partial funding
Chancellor's International Scholarships
£5,000 tuition fee reduction, and up to £10,000 when combined with a Country Scholarship
- Varies funding
UCL Global Undergraduate Scholarship
Around 30 awards per year: some cover full tuition plus maintenance, others full tuition only
- Full funding
Warwick Chancellor's International Scholarships
Full overseas tuition plus an annual maintenance stipend for up to three and a half years
- Full funding
Westminster Undergraduate Full International Scholarship
Full tuition, accommodation, living expenses and flights to and from London
- Partial funding
York Dean's Global Excellence Scholarship
A full tuition fee discount in the first year, then £10,000 off in each of years two and three
- Partial funding
York International Undergraduate Achievement Scholarship
Up to £10,000 discount on tuition fees
Counselling to enrolment
How we place you in the UK
Three simple steps, covered by one flat SGD 50.
- 1
Counselling & matching
A dedicated counsellor gets to know your grades, budget and goals, then maps out the strongest route into your chosen programme.
- 2
Application support
We prepare your application with you, personal statement, documents and references, and submit it to the university on the right timeline.
- 3
Placement & enrolment
From offer letter to enrolment and visa paperwork, we guide you through every step until you are confirmed and ready to start.
SGD 50 in total. Charged as 2 monthly instalments of SGD 25. That covers counselling, your application and guidance right through to your offer. University tuition is separate and paid directly to the university.
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More options in United Kingdom
ApplyBoard, our application partner, lists schools across United Kingdom that are not in our own catalogue — mostly pathway and teaching institutions. You can browse and apply to those yourself at no cost.
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Answer a few quick questions to see where you stand. Subscribe and a counsellor calls within 24 hours to map your route, shortlist universities and start your application.
SGD 50 in total, charged as 2 monthly instalments of SGD 25. University tuition is separate and paid directly to the university.
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Studying in the UK: your questions, answered
What visa do I need to study in the UK?
The main student route is the Student visa (formerly Tier 4). Visa type: Student visa, sponsored by a licensed university (CAS required). Work during study: Up to 20 hours per week in term time; full-time during holidays. Post-study work: Graduate Route, 2 years to stay and work (3 years for PhD). English requirement: IELTS / UKVI-approved English test, or exemption. Proof of funds: Tuition for year one + living costs (London vs. outside London). Visa and immigration rules change regularly and depend on your nationality, course and circumstances, so your Tutopiya counsellor confirms the current requirements before you apply.
How much does it cost to study in the UK?
International tuition typically falls in the range of £14,000–£38,000 per year, and living costs vary by city. Tutopiya's counselling, application and enrolment support is free, so the only cost you take on is the university's own fees.
What does the placement service cost?
A flat SGD 50, billed as two monthly instalments of SGD 25. That covers everything: counselling, university matching, application support and guidance right up to your offer. There are no hidden extras, no agent fees and no commission on your tuition, because our counselling is funded by our university partners, the SGD 50 only covers administration. Separately, you pay the university’s own tuition or semester fees directly to the university after you accept your offer.
What exactly do you help with?
Everything from start to finish: understanding your options, shortlisting the right programme, preparing your application and personal statement, submitting to the university, and guiding you through the offer, enrolment and visa paperwork, all with a dedicated counsellor.
Which universities can you place me into?
We place students into a range of UK and international universities, and we shortlist the best-fit options for your grades, budget and goals rather than pushing a single school. On some pages we run dedicated SGD 50 placement drives for a specific partner university, and we are always adding more partners. Tell us your goals and your counsellor will map out your options.
Do I need my final results before I apply?
No. We work from predicted grades, so you can start the process well before results day and secure a conditional offer. Once your final grades are in, we help you confirm your place.
What qualifications do you accept?
We place students from IGCSE / O-Level, A-Levels (Cambridge and Edexcel), the IB Diploma, foundation and diploma programmes, and national curricula such as CBSE and ICSE. If your grades are not quite there for direct entry, we advise on an international foundation year.
How soon will someone contact me?
A Tutopiya counsellor calls you within 24 hours of you subscribing. Before that, our guided assistant is free to use and shows you where you stand — your readiness, the destinations that fit your budget, and what to prepare next — so you can judge the service before you pay for it.