In this month’s newsletter, you’ll find key information about funding opportunities your students may be automatically eligible for, as well as a unique funding offering for Physics applicants that needs swift action.
You’ll also find invitations to webinars to find out more about three of our subjects, law, physics and chemical engineering, where academic colleagues will cover a summary of these subjects and their real-world applications to a variety of subjects.
Following a longer than usual arrivals period, we’re thrilled to have now welcomed all our new and returning students back for full-time, face-to-face teaching for the 2021/22 academic year. With teaching already in Week 7, our campuses are once again well and truly alive with our global community of students and staff.
Larger scale in-person events including our recent Open Days have also now restarted, and individual visits to our campuses for those wishing to do so can once again be booked via our online system.
JOIN OUR WEBINARS
Physics: Reaching net zero with your physics A level
17 November 2021
16:30 – 17:30 (GMT)
Focussing around COP26 and the goal of secure global net zero, this interactive presentation will show how students physics knowledge could contribute to reducing climate change.
Focused primarily on those studying physics, any students interested in engineering, astronomy and computer science will also find it useful
Open to home and international applicants, this scholarship is awarded based on an essay on a physics topic of your students’ choice. Successful recipients could be eligible for £5,000 for each year of their studies – up to a total of £20,000.
UCAS applications must be received by 30 November 2021, with essay submission no later than 10 December 2021.
International Merit Scholarships
We are delighted to offer scholarships to international undergraduate students starting in September 2022. These are automatically awarded based on academic merit. Students can get a maximum of £3,000, which will be deducted from tuition fees in their first year only.
Law: routes to becoming a solicitor or barrister
17 November 2021
14:30 – 15:30 (GMT)
Hosted by Kirsty McDougall, our Undergraduate Admissions Tutor and Lecturer in Law, students who want to hear where a Law degree can lead should sign up to find out more.
Chemical Engineering: a route towards a sustainable 21st century
24 November 2021
16:30 – 17:30 (GMT)
Hosted by Dr Nuno Bimbo, find out how we use chemicals and materials to design sustainable processes, and give them practical applications in the real world.
European Union Scholarships
We are offering EU scholarships for students comprising of a £5,000 fee reduction for students beginning their course in September 2022.
These scholarships are automatically awarded if students meet our eligibility criteria and will be paid for the first year and each subsequent year of the same degree programme.
BA Textile Design
Student Internship Testimonial
Winchester School of Art student Hannah Bentley undertook an internship during her second year.
“The overall experience has been really helpful to gain an insight into the textile industry, by being in a production and manufacturing environment, it has helped me to understand more about the business side of the company. As I’m going into my final year it will be really useful to go back with new knowledge of weaving, traceability of yarns and specialised skills.”