Fibonacci2021:
They give £4k pounds scholarship to Africans

Mosimileoluwa12:
If you don't intend on changing career path, a masters degree in your current career path is best for you. You've been working for a few years as you've said. Look for graduate degrees in your current career pathway.

I don't know if Industrial Automation and Robotics interests you but that's a very good career path for an Electrical guy. Jobs won't be a problem when you graduate.

Tarta7272:
I'm also going to London campus. Pls How much did you pay for tuition and how much are you using for POF? Did you get conditional or unconditional admission?

bali233:


At what rate were you debited?

cbn4main:
Thanks very much.
I leant my course accepts 50% deposit. I should be able to raise that. Atleast I would have have only the remaining 50% to pay during the program.
Any other issue with that University?


Tuition deposit is 60%.

omonla10:
what if the 60%deposit is not a problem, do u see any other problem? Cos I will even prefer to pay higher here and pay less debt over there

Ade999:
@Fibonacci2021

I can confirm you don't have to pay to get the unconditional. Mine came in earlier in the week and all I had to do was upload the requested docs (proof of english & reference) and have my reference complete the reference mail sent to them.

Bronzedigger:
Hello house ... I got offers for MSC Artificial intelligence and data science at Sunderland, derby, ulster, suffolk....all September intake ...but I'm planning to settle for Suffolk because of the fees and scholarship discount which might reduce my school
fees to about £11500 or £12000.
But was required to make my offer I have to do any of the following which I'm opting for a TEST WAIVER...

IELTS (academic): 6.5 overall with a minimum score of 5.5 in all components, or a University of Suffolk approved English Language Test, or Test Waiver where eligible. Visit www.uos.ac.uk/englishtests


My questions on SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY are :
1)who is on this page with me, should kindly advice how I go about the test WAIVER

2)the initial payment and payment plan was not stated in the mail or stated in the attached file in the mail. I need to know the initial deposit as well as the payment plan.

3) I saw they offer accommodation for students 3k for a year.. people that have passed through this university or are currently enrolled there should advice if the school accommodation is a good choice for an international student, is that amount for a 12 months or a session which is 9 months, is it better to opt for accommodation in that area(outside the university) or I stick to the university accommodation

Mannymanny:

Regardless of their results?

Edwosa:


Beyond the advise given, driving in Western countries require a lot of period of time learning in the driving school... Of which if you're going on a student visa, u no go get time for that long learning route before you start earning money for your upkeep and bills. Remember you've to make out time to study for your MSc as well.

Driving could pay more (I am not sure) , but even with your Nigerian 50years of driving experience, that wouldn't automatically earn you a license to start driving in the UK. So my advice is to consider quicker means to earn. A care job is auto-start and pays well too.

Oigiangbe10:




Thanks alot for the response

This isn't a bad course at all
Do you have ideas of the schools that offers it and the tuition fee range??

Agape123:


Ok soft, when did you apply?

Ojayibrahim:
University of Hull
I got an unconditional offer to university of Hull September 2022 intake
Please who else is going and how far have you gone with visa processing?
I would like to know how much you spend on
1.Health insurance
2. Visa fee
3. POF
4. Can we all link up

Ojayibrahim:
University of Hull
I got an unconditional offer to university of Hull September 2022 intake
Please who else is going and how far have you gone with visa processing?
I would like to know how much you spend on
1.Health insurance
2. Visa fee
3. POF
4. Can we all link up

LJ1AL:
@Mimilyrics @scobyy2007 @optimally, @justwise @fficole, @babababy please help out

nice2men:
How can a student already in UK bring his 18 years old Austistic daughter into the UK as a dependant??
Justwise pls help.

Mod6ix:


Valid travel passport
Maybe CV
Any documents to support current/previous employment
References( academic or work)

I'm also awaiting transcript but I have applied to schools using my certificate in place of transcript.
I have gotten conditional offers asking for transcript but Scotland schools have only asked for references and proof of English in the offer.
I got an unconditional offer yesterday from Edinburgh Napier after submitting my waec and a work reference as required in the conditional offer.

Happyfellow147:
Actually I'm the person going to school
My husband would work

Thank you for your contribution

justwise:


Of course you can as long as you meet the requirements

Mosimileoluwa12:
You'd need to find out about the fees yourself but below are Universities you can check out.
Staffordshire Uni
Liverpool Hope Uni
Uni of Sunderland
Sheffield Hallam
Uni of Gloucestershire
De Montfort University
Uni of Salford
Uni of Bolton
Uni of Lincoln
Uni of Chester
Ulster University
NewCastle Uni
Coventry Uni

You can also check this link for more information.

https://www.mastersportal.com/search/master?kw-what=Automation&search=ci-30