The cost of our services for a master's degree in UK varies depending on the school and program you choose. Generally, study in UK consultants fee structure includes a one-time application fee, and then a tuition fee for the program. Tuition fees vary by school and program, so it is best to contact the school directly to get an accurate quote.

Most universities in the UK offer accommodation for international students willing to study masters program in UK, such as halls of residence or shared flats. You can also choose to rent privately or stay with a host family.

Yes, there are scholarships available for international students studying Master's degree in the UK. Some scholarships are offered by individual universities, while others are offered by organisations such as the British Council or the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission.

Job prospects for graduates of Master's programs in the UK vary by field, but in general, the UK has a strong job market with many opportunities for skilled workers. Many UK universities also have strong alumni networks and career services that can help graduates connect with potential employers.

Yes, international students are allowed to work part-time while studying masters in the UK. You can work up to 20 hours per week during term time and full-time during holidays.