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The latest postgraduate study news from the UK
Exciting opportunities for aspiring entrepreneurs at Anglia Ruskin University
Students of Anglia Ruskin University's BA (Hons) Enterprise and Entrepreneurial Management have been given a unique opportunity to work with Virgin Money to develop an insurance proposal. As part of their course, the 12 students will work to produce a commercial plan designed to increase business levels of the Virgin ... More
National Student Survey 2008 results confirm teaching excellence at Swansea
Swansea Law School is delighted with the results of the latest National Student Survey. The Survey, commissioned by the Higher Education Funding Council for England, provides students at UK universities with an opportunity to express their views on their higher education experience. Conducted annually, the National Student Survey allows students to ... More
New ways to visit King’s
King’s College London offers prospective students a new way to visit their campuses. The recently launched campus tours, which are available every Wednesday at 13.30, are guided by current King’s student ambassadors. The student ambassadors are willing to answer any questions prospective students may have about what it is really like ... More
Be surprised by what the University of Teesside has to offer
There are still some places remaining on the University of Teesside's internationally renowned postgraduate programmes in Business, Computing, Criminal Investigation, Engineering, Media and Science. Courses start January/February 2009. What’s so different and surprising about what Tesside has to offer? For starters, international students rate Teesside top for employability prospects, financial support, ... More
Oxford Brooks University scholarship scheme for local students wins top award
A scholarship scheme that supports exceptional students from Oxfordshire and the wider region to study at Oxford Brookes University recently received a prestigious national award. The Minister of State for Higher Education, David Lammy MP, visited Oxford Brookes and spoke with students who have benefited from the scholarship. The scheme ... More
Students at Durham University are among the most satisfied in the UK
According to this year’s National Student Survey (NSS), Durham students have rated their university experience as the most satisfying. Durham’s rose five places to eleventh in the latest NSS. The independent survey evaluates student satisfaction with the overall quality of their higher education experience. Results from this year’s survey show ... More
University of Bath to host free course for those interested in a teaching career
The University of Bath is hosting a free three-day course which will give people with an interest in teaching a chance to find out more. The course, named Teacher Taster, takes place from November 24 to 26 and is aimed at those considering teaching in secondary schools. Applications are welcome ... More
The University of Bath receives £1 million award to support cutting-edge energy and environmental research
This award will be used to advance innovate research on increasing fuel efficiency in cars, using straw bales as a low carbon building material, and investigating the reliability of satellite navigation systems. The award is funded by the Technology Strategy Board (TSB). Improving fuel efficiency Professor Gary Hawley, Dr Chris ... More
Postgraduate Open Day at Newcastle University
Our next Postgraduate Open Day is on Wednesday 26 November, 12.30pm to 4.00pm. This is a perfect opportunity to discuss your study options, meet current postgraduate students and attend specialist talks about how to apply to UK research councils for funding for postgraduate taught programmes and research degrees. For more information ... More
Birmingham physicists design new telescope to understand the beginnings of time
Physicists at the University of Birmingham have received a grant of £150,000 from the European Commission to design a new telescope that will assist in their quest to discover more about the dark side of the universe. The team is a part of a worldwide collaboration that is looking for ... More
