Twenty six British universities participated in Santiago de Chile at the Education UK Exhibition for postgraduate studies organized by the British Council in conjunction with the Embassy in Chile.
Over a thousand students and young professionals had the opportunity to speak with university representatives about the various postgraduate study programs offered throughout the United Kingdom.
Representatives of the Becas Chile scheme administered by the Chilean government were present at the exhibition to showcase the different scholarship options offered for Chileans who are interested in pursuing postgraduate studies abroad.
For four consecutive years the UK has been chosen as the number one destination for the government-funded postgraduate scholars in the ‘Becas Chile’ scheme in 2014.
Exhibition participants were also informed of the UK Chevening Scholarship program by Chevening scholar Andres Musalem who gave a presentation about how the scholarship has helped him advance in his professional career.
The universities that participated at the exhibition are:
Durham University | University of Bristol |
Royal Holloway, University of London | Bath Spa University |
The University of Northampton | University of Essex |
Cardiff University | University of Southampton |
Northumbria University | The University of Manchester |
University of Leeds | The University of Sheffield |
Queen Mary University of London | UCL (University College London) |
University of Warwick | The University of Edinburgh |
Goldsmiths, University of London | Anglia Ruskin University |
University of Glasgow | University of St Andrews |
Imperial College London | The University of Nottingham |
University of Exeter | Swansea University |
University of Sussex | The University of Liverpool |
Top Comments
Disclaimer & comment rules26 great reasons for the students of Chile to choose from,
Nov 27th, 2014 - 08:12 pm 0all very good,
nice to see them turn to British universities for a good future,
rather than shhh you know who...lol
Another fine example of the long and solid friendship between Chile and the UK.
Nov 27th, 2014 - 08:16 pm 0Actions speak louder than lip - service.
1 Briton & 2 ilsen
Nov 28th, 2014 - 09:53 pm 0Another win-win situation I think gentlemen, don't you?
This is such good news for both countries. May it long continue.
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