United Kingdom
Why study in the United Kingdom?
- Work and study: the job market for university students is vast, diverse, and offers competitive salaries.
- England is a world leader in business, management, literature, and music.
- The country thrives on culture, with theatres, concerts, and art galleries enriching daily life.
- English is the official language, making it the ideal destination for Latin Americans who want to improve their social and professional opportunities.
- Every year, students from all over the world come to the UK, creating an international environment where you can expand your mindset, gain new perspectives, and experience different cultures.
Main cities
MANCHESTER: It is a truly dynamic city. Artistic and cultural expressions play an important role, both in architecture, which serves as an artistic example, and in electronic music, which new musicians promote as an inseparable part of the city's identity, along with its two local football teams, Manchester United and Manchester City.
- Weather: (Minimum 1.6 - Maximum 21 ºC | ºF)
- Means of transportation: Bus - Train - Bicycle - Taxi
- Activities to do: If football is your thing, don’t miss visiting OLD TRAFFORD, also known as "The Theatre of Dreams." If you like history, visit the Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI), where you can relive Manchester’s industrial era. Enjoy a beer in the best pubs at The Triangle, located in the center of Manchester.
LONDON: The political and economic capital of the United Kingdom, London is one of the most visited cities in the world due to its unique and cosmopolitan character. A city of fun, culture, lights, and color, here you can feel small next to the impressive Big Ben, view the world at your feet from the London Eye, or witness the famous Changing of the Guard in front of Buckingham Palace. Explore the city on a double-decker bus or hop-on-hop-off tours.
- Weather: (Minimum 2 - Maximum 22 ºC | ºF)
- Means of transportation: Bus - Subway
- Activities to do: See London from the top of The Shard (the tallest building in Western Europe). If you like partying, sign up for the London Lux Guest List and gain free access to the best nightclubs in London. Visit iconic places in London from the comfort of a hop-on-hop-off bus. Visit Buckingham Palace, one of the few remaining active royal palaces in the world.
BIRMINGHAM: Birmingham is the most populated British city in the UK after London. It is undoubtedly a city with many job opportunities, which is why it attracts entrepreneurs and new investors. If you decide to live in this English city, you can be sure that you will find a stable job quickly, as it has a very low unemployment rate.
- Weather: (Min. 12 - Max. 21 ºC | ºF)
- Means of transportation: Bus - Train - Subway
- Activities to do: Shopping at Bullring Shopping Centre, visiting St. Philip’s Cathedral, exploring the Birmingham Library, experiencing a dream visit to Cadbury World, spending a morning in Victoria Square, or tasting curry at the Balti Triangle.
LEEDS: Leeds is a city in Yorkshire County, in northern England. On the south bank of the River Aire, the Royal Armouries Museum houses the national collection of arms and artillery. Across the river, the renovated industrial area around Call Lane is famous for its bars and live music venues under refurbished railway arches. Leeds Kirkgate Market features hundreds of stalls, both indoors and outdoors.
- Weather: (Min. 12 - Max. 20 ºC | ºF)
- Means of transportation: Metro - Red Buses - Public Bicycles
- Activities to do: Start the day in Millennium Square, attend a jousting tournament at the Royal Armouries Museum, hunt for bargains at Kirkgate Market, and shop for unique items at the Corn Exchange.
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