land_of_ice said:If a student in the US gets a B.A. or other degree in engineering and then moves to the UK would that person be able to work there in the UK or another county such as Wales ?
Or what if the student earned a degree while studying abroad in the UK and then decided to look for work somewhere outside of the UK?
land_of_ice said:...would that person be able to work there in the UK or another county such as Wales ?
Yes, they can. As long as the student obtains the necessary work visas and permits, they can work in the UK after graduation.
Generally, yes. The UK recognizes many US engineering degrees, but it is important for the student to check with the specific institution or employer they are interested in to ensure their degree is recognized.
The student will need to apply for a work visa and meet the specific requirements set by the UK government. This may include having a job offer from a UK employer and meeting certain education and experience requirements.
Yes, they can. The student can work part-time (up to 20 hours per week) during term time and full-time during holidays. However, they will need to obtain a work visa and meet certain requirements.
There may be some restrictions depending on the student's nationality and the type of work they are looking to do in the UK. It is important for the student to research and understand the specific visa and work permit requirements for their situation.