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Session 5.1-UK
The document outlines the benefits of pursuing higher education in the UK, highlighting prestigious universities, degree distinctions between MBA and MSc programs, and varying entry requirements including work experience and language proficiency. It details the costs associated with different programs, available scholarships, and provides prospective salary information for graduates. Additionally, it offers insights into living expenses and job prospects for international students post-graduation.
Session 5.1-UK
- 3. WHY UK? • Internationallyrecognized degree • Home to 88 Noble Prize winners. • Great flexibility. • Lots of “free money”
- 4. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN: MBA Masters MSc. • GeneralBusiness Degree • Corporate World • Experience Required • Specific • Work experience not required. • Research based • succeeds under- graduation.
- 5. 1 2 . 3 4 Undergraduate degree GRE/GMAT IELTS/TOFELS Work Experience 5Personal Statement 6 Interview STEPS TO MASTERS:
- 6. University Tiers accordingto Costs 3rd •Aston University •University of Bristol •University St Andrews •University of Sheffield 2nd • University of Bath • Durham University • The University of Nottingham 1st • University of Oxford • University of Cambridge • London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) • The University of Warwick
- 7. World Ranking Categories Top Universities (1stTier) Among Top 150 (2nd Tier) Among Top 200 (3rd Tier) Undergraduate Achievement CGPA (3.33 – 3.67) CGPA around 3.4 An overseas equivalent degree Language Requirement IELTS TOEFL IELTS TOEFL IELTS TOEFL 7-7.5, no element below 6 110 minimum of 25 in each section Score of overall 6.5 Score of around 90- 100 Overall around 6 Score around 90 ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
- 8. World Ranking Categories Top Universities (1stTier) Among Top 150 (2nd Tier) Among Top 200 (3rd Tier) GMAT (Not obligatory for MSc) A well-balanced score of above 650 Around 650 A well-rounded score Maths & Stat Proficiency (for MSc) Minimum A Level Math: calculus & statistics. Work Experience (Not obligatory for MSc) Minimum 3 years of work experience ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
- 9. Expenses & Scholarship(Msc& MBA) World Ranking Categories Top Universities Among Top 150 Among Top 200 Fees TK.49,00,000 TK.25,00,000 - TK.37,00,000 TK.12,25,000 - TK.24,50,000) Scholarship TK.6,00,000 – 30,00,000) TK.13,00,000 TK.13,00,000
- 10. Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan (CSFP) CharlesWallace Bangladesh Trust
- 11. MBA Program: CGPA: minimum2.2 three years' work experience International Fee: £15000 MSc in Finance: Upper second class degree (IELTS) 6.5 £20,500 per annum.
- 12. GPA 3.2-3.8/4 Three years’continuous work experience GMAT score of a minimum of 600. IELTS of 7.0 Fees MBA :£25000 MSc in Finance: £21000
- 13. First Class DegreesOr The Equivalent Msc Finance (Part-time) :Work Experience English Is A Second Language 627 In The TOEFL Paper Based Test/ (107 In The Internet-based Test), 7.0In The IELTS Test. Lord Dahrendorf Scholarships: Tuition Fees In Full And Provide £10,000 Towards Maintenance Costs.
- 14. Harry Potter, ChristChurch’s New Celebrity The Legend of Frideswide “Sine Nobilitate”, which Means “Without Nobility”.
- 15. MFE &MBA: GPA Of3.5+ GMAT Score of 650 Or Above MFE Program: Tuition Fee: £33,745 Application Fee: £100 MBA Program: Fee: £47,925.
- 16. Living Cost London Elsewhere WeeklyYearly Weekly Yearly Rental Costs £100–£140 £5,200-£7280 £75–£120 £3,900-£6,240 Food £45 £2,340 £40 £2,080 Transport £15 £780 £10 £520 Clothes/Books £10 £520 £10 £520 Entertainment £20 1040 £15 £780 Total £210 £10,920 £165 £8,580 Total in taka 26,000 14,00,000 21,000 11,00,000
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- 19. Job Prospects: MBA •90% with job offers three months out • £60,178 average base salary • Average salary increase of 92%, 3 years after graduation 43% 29% 25% 3% Employment Opportunities Corporate Industry Finance Consulting NGO/Non- Profit/Public Sector
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- 21. PART-TIME JOBS: Internationalstudents from outside the EEA International students can work in the UK during their studies provided, they do not work for/as: minimum wage (21 and over) :£6.08.