Itchen College
View Programs Overview Itchen Sixth Form College charges different tuition fees depending on the student’s status and course. For international students, A-Level programmes cost around £8,000 per year, while some preparatory or English courses may cost less. Additional costs such as exam fees, sports academy fees, accommodation, and travel are usually not included. Fees may […]
City of Wolverhampton College
View Programs Overview City of Wolverhampton College annual fees depend on your age and the type of course. Students aged 16–18 usually study for free if the course is government-funded. Adults aged 19+ may need to pay fees, which can range from a few hundred to a few thousand pounds per year, depending on the […]
York College
View Programs Overview York College in the UK is known for its strong focus on practical, career-ready education, combining hands-on learning with academic study in a supportive campus environment on the outskirts of York. The college offers extensive student support, modern workshops and studios, and close links with local employers, helping students build real-world skills […]
Carlisle College
View Programs Overview Carlisle College (UK) is a further and higher education college located in Carlisle, Cumbria, offering vocational courses, apprenticeships, and some higher-education programmes. The college focuses on practical, career-oriented education in areas such as engineering, business, computing, health and social care, construction, hospitality, and creative arts. It is part of the NCG group, […]
Trinity College
View Programs Overview Trinity College, Oxford, was founded in 1555 by Sir Thomas Pope. It is one of the University of Oxford’s historic colleges, renowned for its impressive architecture and academic excellence. The college offers a supportive environment for both undergraduate and graduate students, combining rigorous scholarship with a vibrant social and cultural life. Trinity […]
Wadham College
View Programs Overview Wadham College, Oxford, was founded in 1610 by Nicholas and Dorothy Wadham. It is one of the University of Oxford’s historic colleges, known for its strong academic tradition and vibrant student community. The college offers undergraduate and graduate students a supportive environment, combining rigorous scholarship with rich cultural and social life. £25K–£50K […]
Wolfson College
View Programs Overview Wolfson College has two well-known branches in the UK. Wolfson College, Oxford was established in 1966 (originally founded as Iffley College and renamed the same year), while Wolfson College, Cambridge was founded in 1965 as University College and later renamed Wolfson College in 1973 after support from the Wolfson Foundation. £30K – £60K Average […]
Worcester College
View Programs Overview Worcester College, a distinguished constituent of the University of Oxford, was formally established in 1714 on the site of the former Gloucester College, which had historical roots as a Benedictine institution dating back to the 13th century. The college was endowed by Sir Thomas Cookes, and over the centuries it has developed […]
Wadham College
View Programs Overview Wadham College, one of the historic colleges of the University of Oxford, was established in 1610 by Nicholas and Dorothy Wadham, who envisioned a place dedicated to learning and moral development. Over the centuries, the college has become renowned for its academic excellence, progressive values, and inclusive community. Its beautiful architecture, including […]
Lincoln College
View Programs Overview Lincoln College, located in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, is a prominent further and higher education institution offering a wide range of vocational courses, apprenticeships, A‑levels, and degree-level programmes through its University Centre. It serves both UK and international students, providing modern facilities, industry-linked training, and flexible learning options across multiple disciplines, all within an […]
