[Jerry]

You can work as an Occupational Health Adviser, Epidemiologist or Environmental Health Practitioner. You can find out more on our website about working in public health. A degree in public health can provide you with a very rewarding career.

[Jerry]

It’s not so much about which is better, but rather what you intend to do afterwards. A pre-masters prepares you for a masters degree programme, whereas a top up will give you a bachelors degree after completion. A pre-masters is not a degree in itself. If you want to do a masters degree, then a pre-masters could be favourable. Do bear in mind that some UK universities might accept your diploma qualification for masters degree admission.

[Jerry]

These universities offer placements/internships for some of their degrees:

Nottingham Trent University
De Montfort University
Aston University

[Jerry]

It depends on various circumstances, e.g., the length of your course, your immigration status and history, and your finances.

If you plan to do just a one-year course, renting a room may be advisable. However, if you are going to do a PhD or an undergraduate degree for four years, buying an apartment/flat could be an option.

If you are planning to study in London, purchasing a flat will be more expensive. But buying a flat could be the best option if you study in cheaper cities outside of London, e.g., Preston, Newcastle, Hull, and Lancaster. It might cost at least £50,000 to buy a one-bedroom flat.

The advantage of buying a flat is that you can sell it after completing your course for the same money you purchased it, or it could be sold for a profit in most cases.

If you cannot immediately afford to pay a lump sum for a flat, a mortgage might be an option, but the bank interest rate could be very high, possibly up to 6.5%, and most UK lenders/banks won’t likely give you a mortgage loan since you are on a student visa with no full-time job income.

As you can see, it depends on various circumstances, but if you intend to buy a flat, a mortgage will be difficult to get unless you are paying for the flat in one sum.

[Jerry]

These are some universities in Canada that do not require you to pay an application fee for admission, such as:

• Seneca College
• Farleigh Dickson University
• University of British Columbia
• Booth University College
• Redeemers University College
• Quest University

Also, check out our article about applying to Canada with your NECO and WAEC.

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[Jerry]

Here are some colleges in Canada that might accept OND for admission:

• Seneca College
• Centennial College
• Humber College
• Sheridan College
• George Brown College
• Algonquin College
• Durham College
• Fleming College
  
  I should emphasize that admission requirements vary by programme and institution. It is essential to contact the admissions office of the specific institution you are interested in attending for detailed information on their admission requirements.

[Jerry]

There is no age limit for students to study for a bachelor’s degree abroad.