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Representatives from UK varsities visiting city

Staff Reporter

To interview candidates for spot admissions The University of Leicester is offering scholarships for the department of Computer Science, Department of Engineering, open scholarships and country scholarships

CHENNAI: The University of Central Lancashire's (UCL) regional officer Subra Parameswaran is visiting Chennai tomorrow (May 14) for making spot admissions between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.

UCL, located in Preston in the northwest of England, has more than 1,500 international students and was awarded university status.

Interviews will be conducted at Limra Educational Consultants, 3rd Floor, 177, Royapettah High Road, SMS, Centre, Mylapore.

Call 98844 02678 for details.

Leicester scholarships

The University of Leicester is offering scholarships for the department of Computer Science, Department of Engineering, open scholarships and country scholarships.

Clare Mytton from the international office will be visiting the Study Overseas Ltd (UK) Chennai office on May 18 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. to meet prospective students.

Birmingham varsity

The University of Birmingham is offering two scholarships for international students: International Office postgraduate taught masters scholarships and the International Office undergraduate scholarships. Deadline for submitting applications for both is May 31.

Paul Forrester, director MBA from the university, will be visiting the Study Overseas Ltd (UK) Chennai office on May 17 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. to meet prospective students. For more information or an appointment with representatives of both the above-mentioned universities, contact 28365424.

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