Sheffield Hallam University, one of the UK’s largest universities, is still inviting applications from Indian students for its September 2015 intake. Admission is open for almost 600 courses including two newly introduced courses – MA Applied Human Rights, and MSc Automation and Robotics.
Press release for immediate dissemination:Sheffield Hallam
University offers more innovative courses for Indian students for
its September 2015 intakeIncluding new MA Applied Human Rights and
MSc Automation and Control Robotics coursesNew Delhi, June
16th,2015: Sheffield Hallam University, one of the UKs largest
universities, is still inviting applications from Indian students
for its September 2015 intake. Admission is open for almost 600
courses including two newly introduced courses MA Applied Human
Rights, and MSc Automation and Robotics. Sheffield Hallam is the
best modern university in the north of England (Times and Sunday
Times, 2015) with a community of 35,000 students from 100
countries. Sheffield Hallam has collaborations with several Indian
universities and is continually developing new ways to work with
current and new institutions in India.
Speaking about the September 2015 intake and the scholarships
being offered, Sudha Mary Toppo, regional head for South Asia,
Sheffield Hallam University, said, We ensure that all of our
courses are specialised and cater to the needs of the students who
come and study with us from across the globe. "We are very
established in supporting Indian students to achieve their
ambitions of studying their chosen course in the UK. Our office in
Delhi has been established for almost ten years and we now have
five full-time staff. We have introduced a range of scholarships,
with several scholarships specifically for students domiciled in
India."We are constantly developing new courses to meet demand from
students and from employers. We use our contacts and partnerships
with industry to develop new courses."We look forward to receiving
further applications from India and welcoming another intake of
students from India to Sheffield Hallam.The last date to apply for
scholarships will be June 30, though students must hold an offer
for a course before they apply for a scholarship. GREAT
scholarships are available specifically for Indian-domiciled
students for the following courses: MSc Automation and Control
Robotics, MBA, BSc Tourism and Hospitality Management (first year
of study only), MSc Technical Architecture, MSc Advancing
Physiotherapy Practice and MA Sports Journalism. The Kapila
Hingorani Postgraduate Scholarship are available for MA Applied
Human Rights. More information and full terms and conditions are
available here www.shu.ac.uk/international/scholarships-bursaries/
Course applications are accepted until early August. There are more
details about how to apply for undergraduate and postgraduate
courses at www.shu.ac.uk/international/how-to-apply
AboutSheffieldHallamUniversity:SheffieldHallamUniversitydates back
to 1843 and is one of the most progressive universities in the
United Kingdom.SheffieldHallamis currently offering 750+ courses to
35,000 students includingmore than 4,000 international students
from more than 100 different countries.SheffieldHallamalso has
collaborations with several Indian Universities including
Vidyalankar School of Technology, Mumbai, SymbiosisInternational
University, Pune, Gautam BuddhaUniversity, Greater Noida, Delhi,
ChristUniversity, Bangalore, Techno India NJR, Udaipur, Bhagwant
Group of Institution, Jaipur, TAPMI,Manipal, and seeks to develop a
global and pioneering mindset in its studentsFor more information
about Sheffield Hallam University and applying for
GREATscholarships, contact Sheffield Hallam's New Delhi office by
[email protected] calling +91 (0)11 23706239- 41.For
editorial queries, please contact: Gaurav Goswami 9971285716
([email protected]) / Emilee 8447987530 ([email protected])
