Colleges in UK

Being a member of the Russell Group, Cardiff Uni is one of Britain’s top 24 leading research universities. It is known for its reputation for academic excellence, cutting-edge research, and high student satisfaction. As per the National Student Survey 2023, 72% overall satisfaction has been recorded. The university is a top 20 university in the UK for overall quality of the research (19), impact (11), and Environment (16) in REF 2021. Also, the graduates of this university are sought after by employers, more so than other UK-based major universities. 95% of the university’s graduates were in employment and / or further study (Graduate Outcomes 2020/21 survey).

The entry requirements for Cardiff University include having a Class 12 qualification for admission to UG courses. Meanwhile, for admission to PG courses, applicants should have a bachelor’s degree. The minimum percentage required for admission is given below:UG: A typical offer of admission will range from 78% - 81% in the best 4 Standard 12 subjects (excluding Hindi and P.E.)PG: A relevant bachelor’s degree from a recognized institute is required, with grades 55% - 60% approximatelyPG Research Courses: The applicants must have a relevant master’s degree. Also, the applicants should have completed a relevant bachelor’s degree from a recognized institute, with grades of around 55% - 60%

The University of Bristol is one of the popular universities among the international students. As per the official enrolment data, released by the university, 71,510 international students students applied to the university. After evaluation and scrutiny, the university accepted less than half of the total applicants. The University of Bristol acceptance rate for international students is 42.63%. Low acceptance rate makes it very competitive to get selected into the university. Students can improve their chances of selection into the university by:Having good gradesBetter scores of eligibility examsHaving professional experience and detailed CV

The job opportunities that I have after a B. A from the Glasgow School of Art are as follows. Art and Culture Sector: Curators, exhibition designers, and educational coordinators in museums.Cultural Heritage: Management of heritage and cultural policies.Creative Industries: Designers.Media and Communication: Marketing, public relations, and content creation for various media platforms.Graduates can also establish their practices as artists or designers, offering services such as illustration, photography, or consultancy.The course helps the students develop various skills like creative problem-solving, critical thinking, and communication.