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Welcome to Leicester
Unique Legacy
95%graduate employment rate
“The students of Leicester seem to have a really good understanding of what we’re looking for”Dion Global Solutions, Software Industry
Leading employers regularly come to campus to engage with our students
Career Outcomes
BA Journalism
MSci Midwifery w/Leadership
MSci Nursing w/ Leadership
BSc Physiotherapy
New Degrees at Leicester
Top 160 World UniversityTimes Higher Education
25% of students are international,from more than 110 countries
Global opportunities Opportunity to study & work abroad in 27 countries
“I met so many people from all over the world and made friends for life” Katie, Modern Languages
Global Outlook
One of the most unique student living experiences
Strong Sense of Community
We guarantee an offer of accommodation to all first year undergraduates provided they apply by the deadline
(usually 1st September)
Opportunities for students to Engage Real World Research Projects
JUNOMISSION
KINGRICHARD
II I
ANTIBIOTIC REPLACEMENT
RESEARCH
M U S I CA N D
D R A M A
S T U D E N T S ’ U N I O N
A R T SA C T I V I T I E S
A N D S O C I E T I E S
S P O R T
Strong Sense of Community
SUPPORT SERVICES
STUDENT APP
Strong Sense of Community
PEER MENTORING
15.6 contact hoursper week, compared to 13.5 for the sector as a whole. (Unistats)
Staff Focus On Getting You Where You Want To Go
In the autumn term 2016, 8,957 undergraduate teaching sessions were recorded, with 204,037 viewings by students(20.4 views per UG student)
Staff Focus On Getting You Where You Want To Go
F u t u r e S t u d e n t s O f f i c e
What is a Global Partnership?David Liston – Director of Global Business Development
F u t u r e S t u d e n t s O f f i c e
Let’s test your knowledge
Partnerships
Names/Surname
• Cohen and Greenfield
• Page and Brin
• Williams and Stone
• Bill and Dave
• Mike and Thomas
• William and James
Company
Ben and Jerrys
Hewlett and Packard
Marks and Spencer
Proctor and Gamble
• Relationship
• Marriage
• Strategic Alliance
• Mutually Beneficial
• Common goals
• Realistic
• Shared ideas, cost, values and risk
• Legal
F u t u r e S t u d e n t s O f f i c e
What is a Partnership and Why should we get
involved?
Well that’s what our team can deliver with you.
And we will be following up after this conference to see how we can
progress.
Thanks for listening and hopefully working together in the future………
ANY QUESTIONS?
Safe journey home and have a great weekend.
F u t u r e S t u d e n t s O f f i c e
How can develop this potential?
• Erasmus - Paris, France &
Zaragoza, Spain
• Students’ Union President
• Student Engagement
Coordinator – University of
Nottingham
• Future Students Office –
University of Leicester
Dan Flatt - BA Modern
Languages with
Management (2012)
F U T U R E
S T U D E N T S
O F F I C E
Leicester Goes GlobalPeter Hough, Associate Director
Global Opportunities for Leicester students
• Where could this take you?
• What could you get out of it?
• What’s stopping you?
• Study Abroad /
Erasmus+ study
placements
• Field trips and
excursions
• Summer
programmes
Where do our students go?
Semester, Year and Summer study placements 2018/19
Participation rates
6.6
13.2
9.3
15
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
Actual (2017) Target (2020)
% o
f p
art
icip
an
ts
UK average UoL
All recorded/endorsed international experiences of more than 2 weeks
The student experience
“The time spent living and studying in another
country has allowed me to make friends with
people from all over the world and provided a
new perspective.”
The student experience
“Studying in Australia really helped me
become confident and independent, it was an
amazing experience both academically and
personally.”
The student experience
“It’s a wonderful opportunity to travel,
experience a different learning environment &
culture, and engage with people of all
nationalities.”
The employer outlook
“What global companies look for are people
who can take a global perspective. Those
who succeed can work in multi-disciplinary,
multi-cultural and multi-locational teams.” – Sonja Stockton, Director, Talent,
PricewaterhouseCoopers
“Gaining early experience outside the UK is
an invaluable foundation that enables
individuals to compete effectively for the
most rewarding careers and studying
abroad is one of the best ways to acquire
such experience.” – Patrick Horgan OBE, Regional Director, NE Asia,
Rolls Royce
69%dissatisfied with the
language skills of
young people
55%perceive shortfalls
in young people’s
international
cultural awareness
The price tag
• Additional year abroad:
– £1,250* (Home fee payers)
– 25%* of standard annual
international tuition fee
• Single semester abroad (Yr 2):
– Standard tuition fees
No tuition fees at destination
Summer Schools:
– Shorter – lower costs
– Fee waivers / scholarships
*2018/19 fee rates
Scholarships and funding opportunities:
• Student Finance UK:
– Any eligibility for UK government loans continues
– Student Finance England Travel Grant: Means-tested support for
eligible students (for return flights, travel costs, visa fees)
• Grants and scholarships:
– Erasmus+ grants 2018: up to €350 per month abroad*
– University Travel scholarships for East Asia Summer Schools
– New Horizons Awards for students from Widening Participation
backgrounds
– BUTEX award of £500 for USA destinations
– Santander Travel Awards, for Santander Universities Network 2017/18
*Watch this space for Brexit implications…Represents funding opportunities at time of publication – April 2018
• Students engaged in their own planning and risk assessment
• Benefit of two support teams - local and remote
• Comprehensive travel insurance at no cost to them
Double the support
The student
experience
“Nick and I fell in love in
Leicester studying
abroad at the University
in 2008 and we thought it
only fitting that we start this
next chapter in our lives
the same place it all
started.”
– Mr & Mrs Ewing,
married in Leicester 2015,
baby followed in 2018!