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Why study in the United Kingdom?
Studying in the United Kingdom is an opportunity to discover one of the oldest and most renowned education systems in the world. Since the creation, in the Middle Ages, of the great universities of Oxford and Cambridge, whose main objective was to train the social elite of the country, British education has evolved enormously. It has inevitably become more democratic. But it has always managed to preserve a high quality of teaching, which continues to attract students from all over the world.
The British education system enjoys an excellent international reputation. Indeed, the institutions are well rated and meet a strict quality charter. The diplomas are recognized throughout the world. A very wide choice of courses and specializations is offered to students.
The pedagogical approach in the United Kingdom is very different. This approach alone attracts many students to the benches of British universities. Indeed, a seemingly more “familiar” relationship is favored between students and the teaching staff. Interaction during lectures and seminars is strongly encouraged. The ability to critically analyze and reflect on one’s own is greatly developed among students. To allow them to interpret what they have learned and to question it using their own ideas. Students can also contact their professors to address academic and personal issues.
How can we help ?
A university application in the UK cannot be improvised. It must even be meticulously prepared. The method varies from one country to another, from one university to another, and from one program to another. Thus, a cover letter, a CV, and an application are not prepared as in France or an example. To ensure the quality and effectiveness of your application, each element of your file must be carefully designed and adapted to the specific requirements of British institutions. Aurevoir Voyages facilitates the management of your post-baccalaureate applications.
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