"UK institutions focus on industrial demands," Mr Mortuza remarked. "The student who completes the programme not only receives a degree, but they also receive support to help them improve for their future careers."

"You are gaining knowledge about variety and cross-cultural encounters." "In that setting, you’re learning how to act and develop,".

Mr Mortuza mentioned that whether students planned to stay and work in the UK after graduation or return to their home country, learning in the UK would have a good long-term impact.