Thinking about taking your education—and your future—in a new direction? Studying in the United Kingdom could be your opportunity to build your knowledge, experience a different culture, and explore possibilities beyond home.
With Mates Cebu, you can start by exploring study options that suit your academic background, career goals, and budget.
Find a course that fits your goals
Whether you’re considering further study or developing expertise in your field, choosing the right program starts with understanding where you want it to take you.
Opportunities to work while studying
Eligible students on qualifying full-time degree-level courses may work up to 20 hours per week during term time, subject to their visa conditions. This can offer valuable experience alongside your studies.
Explore opportunities after graduation
Eligible graduates may apply for the UK Graduate visa to stay and work, or look for work, after completing their course. Under current rules:
- Two years for applications made by 31 December 2026.
- 18 months for applications from 1 January 2027.
- Three years for eligible PhD and other doctoral graduates.
Considering studying with your family?
Eligible students on qualifying full-time research-based postgraduate programs or PhDs lasting at least nine months may be able to bring their partner and children. Eligibility depends on the course and other requirements, so it’s worth checking this before choosing your program.
Explore scholarship possibilities
Ask us about scholarships or tuition discounts that may be available for your chosen university and intake. Availability, eligibility, and award amounts vary.
Start with a plan that works for you
A successful study journey begins with more than choosing a destination. Your course, tuition, living expenses, and application requirements all need to fit your circumstances.
Mates Cebu can help you explore suitable options and understand your next steps—so you can make an informed decision about studying in the UK.
This article provides general information. Admission, scholarships, and visas are subject to eligibility and approval. Immigration rules may change.