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Studying in the United Kingdom as a Bulgarian student
Applications to the UK go through UCAS with up to five choices in a single application.
United Kingdom at a glance
Applying with me
€445
What you need to apply
One UCAS application: you choose up to five courses in a single application, and the personal statement has to work for all of them at once.
Personal statement: this single piece of writing is the main way UK admissions tutors judge your motivation, since there is no interview for most subjects.
Home vs. international fee status: as an EU citizen without UK residency you are usually classed as an international student for fees, a different number from the domestic ('home') rate.
Early deadline for Oxford, Cambridge and medicine: these choices close months before the general UCAS deadline, so they set your whole timeline if any of them is on your list.
Deadlines that actually apply to you
Oxford, Cambridge, medicine
All other programmes
What it costs to live there
Fees for international students vary enormously by university and subject, so check the specific course rather than assuming a national number — medicine and Oxbridge sit well above the average. London is the most expensive city by far; a room in shared accommodation runs from around 700 € to over 1,200 € a month, while cities like Manchester or Leeds cost noticeably less. Student visa rules limit paid work to 20 hours a week during term time, which is worth planning your budget around.
Universities in the United Kingdom I can help you apply to
London
Imperial College London
One of the world’s leading universities for science, engineering and medicine, with admission through UCAS and required tests.
£45,500 per year
Minimum, depending on the programme
London
University College London
A London university founded in 1826, based in Bloomsbury: 11 faculties including medicine, law, economics, architecture and engineering, with admission through UCAS and admissions tests for many courses.
£29,500 per year
Minimum, for students without home fee status
Manchester
University of Manchester
A large university in Manchester with roots going back to 1824: engineering, computer science, economics, law and medicine, with admission through UCAS.
£35,700 per year
Minimum, for students without home fee status