viviangogos:
Hello everyone, I will like to get your thoughts on this. So I studied Geology in my first degree, I have worked in an oil servicing company for some years as a completions Engineer ( Petroleum Engr. related). Now I want to do my Masters in the UK. I actually wanted to go for Petroleum Engenineering but we know oil and gas industry is not booming at the moment and that could limit me in terms of job. I have actually applied to some schools for Civil and Environmental Engineering, and also Environmental Management for Teeside. I have gotten unconditional offer from Teeside for now. Still waiting on the others. My question is, what would you advise I actually go for in terms of versatility for job. Please I will appreciate your sincere advise on this environmental studies. Also I am open to other choice of study that is really on demand practically.

Smithkafors:
Where will I keep my Liquid content while traveling?.....hand bag or language

Sulis:

Someone please reply to this. Thank you

DrSkofid:


Please call the school to rectify this CAS Asap.

BabajoeB:


Someone please help reply to this

Sulis:


I have sent an email. Waiting for them to respond to the mail.

BabajoeB:


Someone please help reply to this

HerMoney:
Hello my people!

I give glory to God for his mercies and faithfulness.
After two US denials last year and one Canadian denial in 2018, (all study visas), UK has opened their doors and I'm more than glad to walk through them.

Application Sep 18
Biometrics Sep 28
Decision mail Oct 16
Visa approval/Collection of passport Oct 19
Na travel date I dey plan so.

I want to profusely thank all Nairaland members on this thread, especially those who painstakingly and selflessly answer others' queries and guide them on this journey, (special thanks to Mimilyrics), you guys are the best. You don't know what you do for us. I came in here so dejected and confused but you put me through and now, I'm headed to the next phase of my life at the University of Sussex. May God bless you all.
I have mixed feelings right now especially with what happened to our brothers and sisters in Lagos yesterday. It's sad that we have to leave our country in this sorry state even though temporarily. Please let us continue to pray for Nigeria wherever we are or find ourselves. This is our home.

Goodluck to everyone still applying. Don't let anything discourage you whether age or degree or previous visa denials or whatever, dare to go for your dreams and God will make a way. If you need further assistance, please contact the UKEAS offices. They are very helpful as well.

spotgetj:


I will advise u go for MSc Civil Engineering. This course is on the shortage list.

HerMoney:
Hello my people!

I give glory to God for his mercies and faithfulness.
After two US denials last year and one Canadian denial in 2018, (all study visas), UK has opened their doors and I'm more than glad to walk through them.

Application Sep 18
Biometrics Sep 28
Decision mail Oct 16
Visa approval/Collection of passport Oct 19
Na travel date I dey plan so.

I want to profusely thank all Nairaland members on this thread, especially those who painstakingly and selflessly answer others' queries and guide them on this journey, (special thanks to Mimilyrics), you guys are the best. You don't know what you do for us. I came in here so dejected and confused but you put me through and now, I'm headed to the next phase of my life at the University of Sussex. May God bless you all.
I have mixed feelings right now especially with what happened to our brothers and sisters in Lagos yesterday. It's sad that we have to leave our country in this sorry state even though temporarily. Please let us continue to pray for Nigeria wherever we are or find ourselves. This is our home.

Goodluck to everyone still applying. Don't let anything discourage you whether age or degree or previous visa denials or whatever, dare to go for your dreams and God will make a way. If you need further assistance, please contact the UKEAS offices. They are very helpful as well.

DrSkofid:


Congrats. U hav been led to the right place. UK is far better than US. Soon you will know this.

pwettyhardey:
Good morning guys, I'll be flying to UK via Virgin Atlantic on tuesday. for those that have flied VA of recent, did they ask for COVID test at any point?
As my family friend said her mum is flying BA and needs Covid test.

I hope we will be able to enter UK with this lockdown

nobleudeme:
Guys I'm confused and concerned, pls advise. My flight date is within the lockdown period. For those in the same situations as I am, what are you hearing? Is there still hope that our flight will be allowed into the UK? Should we change our dates?

spotgetj:


I will advise u go for MSc Civil Engineering. This course is on the shortage list.

lukzy500:
I stidied Geology . I applied for water,waste and Environmental Engineering. This course is all encompassing . U can work in all aspect of engineering.

sandra2020:
Please I want to know if I need an ATAS certificate for visa application and also if I’m required to provide a birth certificate,I am self sponsored,thank you

quille11:
Hello guys,

I like to know if the IHS fee for a course of 1 year and 4 months will be calculated as 2 years. Tried to input details in the IHS calculator. It calculated £940. Is this some sort of error?

quille11:


@mimilyrics, @Lagosismyhome. Kindly respond to this.☝️☝️☝️☝️. Thanks

Arhmiee:


I don't agree with point number 1.
Msc Nursing (pre-registration course) is open to people from any field. Some schools limit it to those with science background and some need you to have like 600 hours of care experience.
It's very possible to get MSc nursing in UK without having a bachelor's in nursing.

omopapa:
Though this might not necessarily apply to someone applying from Nigeria, but I just have to say this so that anyone that wants to apply from within UK won’t be discouraged

I didn’t have a degree in nursing when I got my admission to study MSc Mental Health Nursing. On the interview day, there was a guy that studied accounting, he also got admitted. All that was required then was minimum of 6 months health care experience, well written personal statement and performance at the interview.

teepapi711:
Good morning people, happy new month. Incredible thread I must say. Few details about me:
1. I'm applying to study MSc management and finance at Birmingham city university
2. I have my TB test certificate, paid tuition deposit, UO in the bag, account statement would mature in another 14 days exactly. I'll apply for CAS immediately
My question and my worry: I got the funds from a finance house and they'll take the funds as soon as our contract expires. My fear is does it affect me in anyway if go for biometrics and the funds isn't in my account.
However I plan to submit immediately I have CAS.

TheOnly123:
I can tell you for sure that if you are flying BA, you do not need a covid 19 test. I'm not sure about virgin Atlantic.

BRUNELISH:


I am flying BA tomorrow Monday !
West London !

sandra2020:
Please I want to know if I need an ATAS certificate for visa application and also if I’m required to provide a birth certificate,I am self sponsored,thank you

pwettyhardey:
Good morning guys, I'll be flying to UK via Virgin Atlantic on tuesday. for those that have flied VA of recent, did they ask for COVID test at any point?
As my family friend said her mum is flying BA and needs Covid test.

I hope we will be able to enter UK with this lockdown

mimilyrics:
A year and half. That should be £705 but it will be charged in $. It's currently $912.968 using today's Oanda rate but might be higher depending on the rate used by your bank.