Engineering If a student studies engineering in the US can the student work in the UK

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A student with a B.A. or engineering degree from the US can work in the UK, including Wales, provided they meet visa requirements. The discussion clarifies that Wales is part of the UK, emphasizing that individuals with degrees from abroad, including those earned in the UK, can seek employment in other countries as well. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding visa regulations for international work opportunities.
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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?
 
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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?

Sure. We have multiple people in my company who attended university outside of the US.

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land_of_ice said:
...would that person be able to work there in the UK or another county such as Wales ?

Just a picky point, Wales is part of the UK :)

And, of course no real reason why not, subject to visas etc. if necessary.
 
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