英-基尔大学-Newsletter及2025/2026 PG学费和奖学金

1. It's welcome week!
2. Top 10 subject success for Keele in University Guides
3. Keele performs strongly in Research England Assessment of Universities'' regional impact
4. New hub opened for student-facing services on campus
5. PG tuition fee updates for 2025/6 entry
6. PG scholarship updates for 2025/6
7. New CEO of Keele Student Union announced

Welcome Week commenced on Monday 23 September.

Teams from across Keele University have been hard at work for months organising a huge range of events for both our new and returning students to enjoy.

We're putting together an exciting programme of activities, all geared towards ensuring all students hit the ground running in the next academic year, whether they are new students joining us for the first time, or returning students!

Please click here and find more information. Please feel free to share the information with your students enrolled for this academic year and hopefully they will enjoy life in Keele!

Ten subject areas at Keele University have been ranked in the top 10 in England in the Guardian and Mail University Guides 2025, including Geography being ranked best in the UK, and Environmental Science second.

Forensic Science, Medicine, Physiotherapy, Geography, Midwifery, and General Nursing all performed strongly in the annual Guardian University Guide 2025, placing in the Top 10 in England.

The Guardian University Guide ranks courses based on metrics including student satisfaction with teaching, teaching quality, career prospects after graduating, student retention, and student to staff ratio.

In the Mail University Guide 2025, Geography at Keele was ranked top in the UK, Environmental Science second, alongside strong top 10 performances for Medicine, and Nursing and Midwifery.

The Mail University Guide ranking focuses on what students think about the quality of the teaching they receive, the support offered to them and their wider experience at university, as well as considering widening access metrics.

Keele’s contributions to local regeneration and our work with businesses, public sector organisations and charities have been recognised in an assessment from a UK Government research body. 

Research England’s fourth Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF4), which has been published this week, scores universities against a range of metrics including how effectively they work with support business innovation; and their contribution to local regeneration, skills and enterprise.   

The results show that Keele remains among the very best performing institutions in the UK for contribution to local growth and regeneration, as well as being among the highest levels of engagement for research partnerships with non-academic colleagues; working with businesses of all sizes; and work with public and third sector organisations.

The Student Services teams are currently moving into the newly refurbished Claus Moser building for the new academic year, providing a single physical hub for all students who use campus to access all support services.

Student-facing services are now located on the ground floor and first floor of the Claus Moser building, moving existing services from the Tawney and Newsome buildings, and some from the Library, in line with our capital redevelopment plan.

The Student Services Hub provides access to advice, support and guidance on:

• Accommodation
• Student Support
• Examinations and assessment
• Timetabling and attendance
• Financial matters
• Disability access
• Counselling and mental health
• Careers, Placements and Employability
• Tuition and other fee payments
• Religious and spiritual matters
• Applications to study
• Visas and right to study
• Global Opportunities

Increased remote access to student advice and guidance will form a priority for additional investment over the next two academic years.

Please feel free to share the information with your students, and if your students have any questions, send an email to student.services@keele.ac.uk.

Keele SU are delighted to announce that Ryan Beasley has started at Keele University Students' Union as their new Chief Executive Officer, effective from 3^rd September.

With over 12 years of experience in senior leadership roles within the charity, higher education, and students’ union sectors, Ryan brings a wealth of expertise in governance, organisational development, change management, HR, and membership services. Ryan is passionate about fostering a vibrant and inclusive community.

Ryan is a strong advocate of mental health and neurodiversity, firmly believing in “bringing your full self to work” and often talks openly about his adult diagnosis of ADHD.

As CEO, Ryan will be focusing on enhancing the SU's services, supporting student-led initiatives, and working closely with the team to ensure Keele SU continues to thrive as a central part of student life on campus. 

Ryan said: “I am excited to join Keele Students’ Union and look forward to collaborating with the talented team here to support our students in making the most of their university experience. Together, we will work to build an inclusive, dynamic, and supportive environment for all members of the Keele community.”