There several ways and websites that can help you to find and to choose a program of study in the United Kingdom, if you are interested in studying in this country. Some of these helpfull tools and websites are:
a- UCAS:
The website of the UCAS is the official platform to be used to join a university in England after you got your high school diploma. The website provides numerous information onto all the programs of study, which are proposed by colleges or universities.
b- Propects:
Propects is the ideal website for all the students, who wish to take a Master's degree in England. Prospects has a search engine of the Master's degree programs available at different universities.
c- QAA:
Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education is an organization which accompanies British universities and colleges in the improvement of their practice. For that purpose the agency establishes regularly reports on every checked establishment.
d- Unistats:
This website was created by the British Government, and it provides precious information for every study program such as: the rate of satisfaction of the students, the distribution of the working time between the courses and the individual works, the cost of one year according to the type of accommodation being chosen, the rate of placement in a company in six months after the exit, the annual salary etc.
e- UKPASS:
Another help tool for students who wish to study in the United Kingdom is, UKPASS. The latter is the platform of registration by which you can apply to19 British universities. It allows you to look among thousands of graduate programs. It should be noted that, the big English universities do not use the UKPASS system. It is not, thus, possible to find their programs in the database proposed by the website.
f- TheStudentRoom:
TheStudentRoom is like a reference site for every student, who asks questions on his continuation of studies. TheStudentRoom is very appreciated by British students due to its up to date forum on which you will obtain all the information you need to choose your university.
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