英-基尔大学-Agent Newsletter October 2024

1. Key Deadlines For January 2025 Intake

    2.New Course Spotlight: Computing Top-up BSc (Hons)

    3.New Application Process for Current Students to Apply for PGT Courses at Keele

    4.Keele University Wins National Science Park Award

    5. Medicine at Keele Ranked Top 5 in England in Guardian University Guide 2025

For students who want to apply for Jan 2025 intake, please find the following dates:

If you have any concerns, please feel free to contract the team at international@keeke.ac.uk.

Students can elevate their expertise by converting their current computing qualifications into a full degree. Informed by research and benefitting from close interaction with industry, our one-year Computing Top-up programme will expand students knowledge in the field, equipping them with advanced skills and techniques to excel in a graduate-level role or pursue master’s level studies.

If you are interested in this program, please click here to find more.

Last year we launched our new application process for students to apply for postgraduate taught courses at Keele. We’ve taken away the need for current students to complete the traditional online application form and have made it much easier for them to make an application to continue their studies with us.

Students can access this new system via their e:Vision account by selecting ‘Continue your studies at Keele with a postgraduate degree’ within graduate opportunities. From here they will simply select the year of entry, their chosen course and click ‘apply’.

Once submitted, the Admissions team will then check to make sure students meet any subject-specific or additional requirements for the course they have applied for and will then confirm their offer of a place.

GSRA are currently communicating this new process to students via presentations, email, telephone calls and internal communications. Please do help us spread the word if students ask about applying for a postgraduate taught course at Keele.

Keele University’s Science and Innovation Park has been named winner at a UK-wide awards ceremony.

The UK Science Park Association 40th Anniversary Awards, which celebrate the achievements of Science Parks across the country, recognised Keele’s significant role in addressing climate change and reducing environmental impact, presenting the University with the Building Environmental Sustainability and Innovation award.

Keele is a sector-leader in sustainability, and the University is embedding sustainability into its research, education and operations – including its thriving Science and Innovation Park.

Fully integrated into the University campus and one of the largest of its kind in the UK, Keele’s Science and Innovation Park is home to over 50 organisations, ranging from globally-established businesses to high-growth start-ups, clustering around Life Sciences, Energy and Environment, and Digital.

The Park is estimated to generate £75m a year to the regional economy, and the University expects further significant regional economic impact as it seeks further investment that will see the Park more than treble its footprint.

The Park is the only facility of its kind to benefit from on-site renewable energy generation, provided by the 12,000 solar panels, two wind turbines, and industrial-sized battery which form the University’s Low Carbon Energy Generation Park, created in partnership with low-carbon technology specialists Equans.  

Keele University has been ranked the 5th best place in England - and number one in the Midlands - to study medicine in the Guardian University Guide 2025. 

The guide ranks courses at UK universities on several metrics including student satisfaction with teaching, staff to student ratio, and career prospects after graduating. 

Medicine at Keele also performed strongly in the Daily Mail’s recently published university guide, ranking 4th in England. 

Medical students at Keele benefit from extensive links with our local and regional hospitals and healthcare trusts, providing an excellent level of 'hands-on' experience with patients in a wide variety of settings. Over 200 of the University's healthcare academics can be found working on the NHS frontline across Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stoke-on-Trent, and Staffordshire, bringing real-world experience back to the classroom with them. 

Keele students also benefit from modern, well-equipped teaching facilities and teaching from research-active members of staff, as well as a small cohort size giving them deeper levels of engagement with their tutors and fellow students.