Do US employers like UK degrees?

Many students worry about studying abroad because they fear their degrees may not transfer back to their domestic job market. However, a 2012 report by the British Council indicated that 80\% of US companies and 70\% of Canadian companies demonstrated a strongly positive impression of degrees earned in the UK.

Do British degrees count in America?

So yes, it’s safe to study in England at any of the major universities and be recognized as having completed your degree here in the United States. There are even programs within which credits between the two countries are interchangeable.

Is Masters better in UK or USA?

The UK offers a faster and potentially more affordable option with generally shorter courses and slightly lower fees (at least in comparison to the USA). It may be best suited to students who are already prepared to specialise and narrow down their subject specialism at Masters level.

How can I work in the US with a foreign degree?

In order to work, you need an Education Evaluation company in the U.S. to evaluate your degrees and courses that you took in your countries to certify whether it is equivalent of a U.S. degree. Once it is certified, you can use your foreign degree, be it Bachelor, Master or Ph.D. to work as if you have correspondent U.S. degree.

Is a degree from the UK respected in the US?

Degrees from the UK, Australia, NZ, Canada are all well respected in the US. So are degrees from many other countries. The following link is useful in understanding how foreign degrees are vetted in the US:

Do Americans value British degrees as much as American degrees?

You get these gems as you gain rep from other members for making good contributions and giving helpful advice. Yes Americans don’t value British degrees as much. Unless it is from a really good uni like oxford. Because US degrees are generally harder and last 4 years rather than 3 and cost more.

Can a foreign engineering degree be accepted in the USA?

So for example, if you have a foreign engineering degree, and you can legally work as a full fledged engineer in that foreign country, then most likely it would be accepted within the USA.