Boost Your Career Prospects By Studying In The UK

Benefiting from an established reputation built from over 100 years of teaching experience...

As one of the top 25 universities in the UK for graduate employability, over 95 per cent of international students at De Montfort University (DMU) enter employment or further study within six months of graduating*.

With over 400 courses to choose, from Pharmacy to Education Studies, more than 2700 international students enrol at DMU every year.

Benefiting from an established reputation built from over 100 years of teaching experience, close links with industry and courses accredited by professional bodies, teaching is designed to ensure that you graduate with the skills relevant to your chosen career and sought by graduate employers.

As well as learning from world-leading academics and researchers, you will benefit from the University’s ongoing £136 million campus redevelopment, designed to provide you with the best possible learning environment and industry-standard facilities.

You will also have the opportunity to undertake work placements, and /or take advantage of the University’s career enhancing Square Mile and #DMUglobal initiatives by supporting communities in Leicester and internationally.

From volunteering with communities in The Gambia to uncovering undiagnosed cases of Diabetes in Leicester, you will have the chance to contribute to projects which allow you to put your studies into practice and enhance your CV, while making a significant contribution to the lives of other people.

As a result of these opportunities, students are ideally placed to go on to undertake postgraduate study or secure a graduate level job. Previous DMU students have gone on to work for internationally renowned organisations including the National Health Service, GlaxoSmithKline, IBM and Warner Bros.

For more information about studying at De Montfort University as an international student, the wide range of scholarships available to Canadian students and visa advice, visit the DMU website or book your place at the University’s Online Chat on Wednesday 27 April 2016.

*Destination of Leavers from Higher Education 2013/14