Which is the best university in the UK for languages?

Immigrating to the UK as a student?

Hi there, In a couple of years I will graduate high school in the US and I want to go to university in the UK. My main question is about what will happen after I graduate from university. Under the new immigration laws, I would have three months to find a job from a licensed employer that will sponsor me (except it doesn't need to pass the Residence Labour Market Test). What are my chances of being able to find a job in the UK in those three months? I'm interested in business, modern languages, comp sci, and geography. Thanks
Answer:

The British council can answer your inquiry properly. http://www.britishcouncil.org/usa-education-what-we-do.htm

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