The course search function on the Study UK and UCAS websites make it very easy to search for courses at many levels by subject or place of study. If you want something even simpler, the Study UK study options - pages explain the different course levels available in the UK, such as postgraduate, undergraduate, and pathway courses.
A UK Student visa costs £363 if you apply for it from outside the UK (it costs more if you’re applying from within the UK – for example, if you’re switching from another visa). You will also be asked to pay the Immigration Health Surcharge - this means that you’ll get full access to the UK’s National Health Service on the same basis as someone who lives full-time in the UK. This costs £470 per year and you need to pay it in full when you apply for your visa… however, you might be able to get it refunded! If you don’t do any paid work while you’re in the UK and you have a European Health Insurance card, you’ll be able to get a full or partial refund. For more information, see the GOV.UK website.
Many but not all students on a Student visa can work – it depends on what you’re studying and the type of visa you have. Students on a full-time undergraduate or postgraduate course are allowed to work, up to 20 hours a week in term time (if you are studying for a qualification at degree level or above).