When you've finished your studies in the UK, there's a lot to think about - maybe applying for a postgraduate course, getting ready to go back home, finding a job, keeping up your English language skills... You'll find helpful information and top tips in this section.
You’re coming to the end of your period of study in the UK. Whether you’re planning to start work – in your home country, in the UK or elsewhere – or go on to further study, our advice will help you to prepare for your next steps.
— Read more about options after your studiesThe British Council can help you keep up your English language skills once you've left the UK.
— Read moreFind out about research funding and jobs at EURAXESS-UK.
— Read moreThe European Union awards 1100,000 new doctorates each year - that's more than the USA. Find out why Europe is the top destination for doctoral students, what it offers you and get practical advice on applying and living in Europe on the Promodoc website.
Xirong He from China has found studying in the UK an enriching and rewarding experience. She is looking forward to using her new volunteering skills in her future career.
— Watch the filmYou've completed your exams... but the hard work isn't finished just yet! If you're getting ready to go home, then this guidance should help you prepare.
— Read morePostgraduate study in the UK will give your career a boost, whether you are a new graduate or returning to study or research.
— Read moreIf you want to work in the UK after you graduate and you need a visa, there are several options available.
— More about UK visas for graduatesDid you know...?
International students account for over 40% of UK postgraduate students.
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Engineering, science and maths are most popular with international students.
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Half the UK’s international postgraduates do full-time research degrees.
The processes involved in finding a job in your own country may differ from those in the UK. It’s worth researching them before you head home.
Many UK institutions now offer you opportunities to study for UK qualifications in other countries.
— Read moreMeet Sabrina who chose to study and work in the UK. Find out about her career plans after her UK education.
— Watch the film
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