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After your studies

Visa and working options after your studies

After your studies

Working after your studies

After your course has ended, you should have a little bit of additional time on your Student visa to remain in the UK.

Graduate Route Visa

A way for international students to remain in the UK for two years after they have completed their studies.

Start-up visa

A two-year visa is available to Goldsmiths graduates who have an original business idea and want to remain in the UK.

Skilled Worker visa

For international students who are skilled workers with a suitable job offer.

Youth Mobility Scheme visa (T5)

A two-year work visa for people aged 18 to 30.

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