UK sends welcome message to international students
Watch the UK's secretary of state for education Bridget Phillipson, deliver a welcome message to international students considering studying in the UK.
Watch below as the UK government sends out a welcoming message to international students and explains the benefits of the Graduate Route visa and the strengths of the British education system.
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