Is UK is the best place to study n work?
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like me i'm planning to be a nurse in london and i look at agencies through the web and the salary of a nurse is some like 21,000 pounds a big amount and i'm also planing while i'm working i will study fashion at central saint martins a prestigous fashion school in uk.
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Wow, from the responses I think you are better off not travelling to the UK.  By the way the weather is rubbish and (as evidenced below) some of the people can be irritatingly ignorant and unfriendly.  Do a lot more research before you decide to travell as you will most likely end up working in Burger king or Starbucks than with computers!\n\nGood Luck
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It depends on whether you are currently in the UK or if you intend to come to the UK to work. See the following websites for more information.
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Obviously not, as i am one! and cant find  a good job. In the UK there are not many opportunities, but u just gotta keep searching. Be persistent and never give up and someone will give you a chance, its a hard one. Some times i think was it worth while me getting a degree. Then after 6 months i got a temp job within IT so that was my start hopefully this will bring good things. Take every chance you get also try to undertake work experience while your studying will make a difference
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probably Sweden. I live in the UK and British attitudes to qualifications are not very respectful. Sweden has a higher standard of living but high tax too. In the UK it depends what town or city you work in. Any big city is dangerous. Learn Swedish though.
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i think you can but i think you have to finish your current course first. you can search for your course, and see where the closest or best university is.\n\ngo to www.ucas.com and find Course Search
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You should check first with UCAS and UKCOSA to validate your qualifications. Also check if you can work and get a residence permit in the UK.
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A uk degree is far better than the one offered by australian university , because of the education standards there.besides most of the univ in Uk have a better reputation on world map than australian univ.I ,myself wanted to opt for an engineering degree from AUS but then somebody told me that it is not safe for grls besides they have poor infrastructure facilities.
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U.S. is certainly better .First of all itis cheaper to study in U.S. than U.K. Also u tend to get a job more easily in U.S. after u complete ur degree than in U.K.
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No you would require to have a work visa in order to work in the U.K.
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Yes you can get work with an Italian degree! But why you would want to come here I do not know! Britain is crap don't bother!
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It is very good for education, however job prospects are not so good. USA is the best!
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Well I am from South Africa and I must say while I was studying, I was offered more jobs in UK then in my own country. Yes South Africans can work very hard, but I think is also because for us any circumstances is more acceptable then working your a** off and not receiving efficient pay.
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I think it all depends on what part of the US you are wanting to work in. There are some places where you will thrive with the degree and other places you will flounder.
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Hi.  I've worked and studied in the Netherlands.  It's very difficult to work whilst you're studying, because you need to speak Dutch even for cleaning and catering jobs.  The only option for most foreigners is to work in factories.\nAs for jobs in Business after graduating, I'm sure thats much easier.  I know quite a few non Dutch speakers working in great jobs in Amsterdam and Den Haag.  Most of the big companies are based in the Amsterdam Zuid region near the airport and dotted all around the ranstad area.  Have a look at the website for help choosing a course (see link).\nWith regards to the other posters, they don't speak French in Holland.  They're thinking of Belgium.  English and some dutch are important to live and study in Holland.  Groetjes!
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The UK might be a good option since it's closer to India (if you still have your family and relatives there), but you could also consider Canada and the USA. It really depends on your interests, personality and your budget. Canada could be less expensive than the other two options, and also offers better employment opportunities after graduation - if that's your goal. The UK offers a very interesting environment, however in most situations studying in the UK could be more expensive than studying in the USA. The USA offers a lot of opportunities for research and state-of-the-art technology. Read this article - it might help you with your decision. http://www.macquil.com/articles/choosing_right_college.php
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They might. It depends on the school you choose, the programs avaiable, your academic qualification...or even other types of qualifications. You need to check with the Computer Science or Engineering department of the school you are considering, as well as checking with Admissions, AND looking for outside sources. Work study is almost always available in US universities. I can't speak for outside the US.