Discover top universities worldwide with programs, fees, scholarships and admission details.
The University of Manchester is one of the UK’s largest universities, with around 19,000 of its 46,000 students coming from overseas, offering undergraduate, master’s and doctoral degrees across engineering, science, medicine, business and the humanities.
The University of Southampton is a research-intensive university on the south coast of England, with students from more than 140 countries studying engineering, computer science, medicine, science and business at undergraduate, master’s and doctoral level.
The University of Warwick is a campus university in Coventry with more than 9,500 international students from over 145 countries, offering undergraduate, master’s and research degrees across business, economics, engineering, computer science and the social sciences.
University of Cambridge — ranked 6th in the QS World University Rankings 2026; overseas bachelor’s tuition £29,052–£70,554 a year by subject.
Imperial College London — ranked 2nd in the QS World University Rankings 2026; overseas bachelor’s tuition from £42,700 a year; science, engineering, medicine and business.
University of Edinburgh — ranked 34th in the QS World University Rankings 2026; overseas bachelor’s tuition £26,500–£38,800 a year.
King’s College London is a large research university in central London with more than 19,000 international students from over 180 countries, offering undergraduate, master’s and research degrees across medicine, law, business, science and the humanities.
University College London is a large research university in central London offering more than 400 undergraduate and over 700 graduate courses, and it welcomes international applicants through the same application process as UK students.
The University of Bristol is a research university in the city of Bristol where around one in three students is international, offering undergraduate, master’s and doctoral degrees across engineering, science, medicine, law and the arts.
