Student Safety UK and AmberStudent are pleased to announce they have entered into a strategic partnership, combining Student Safety UK's industry leading student welfare services with Amber Students world class international student accommodation service.
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One of the UK’s top higher education experts has warned that by promising young people they can return to campuses this autumn, universities are putting their financial survival in the pandemic above the welfare of students, staff and local communities.
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Applications to top UK universities require you to prepare a well-thought-through personal statement (letter of motivation) around one page in length. Applicants for Oxford, Cambridge and for courses like medicine, have additional admissions tests that they must sit in order to be considered for a place.
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The vast majority of UK universities are preparing to provide in-person teaching this autumn, a new survey from Universities UK has revealed. 97% of universities surveyed* confirmed that they will provide in-person teaching at the start of term this year, with 78 universities (87%), also stating that they will offer in-person social opportunities to students, including outside events and sporting activities, all in line with government and public health guidance.
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Directot of operations of Student Safety UK Stephen Helliwell joins David Hawkins to discuss how best to prepare students to be safe while attending university in the UK, and also the particular challenges that the team at Student Safety UK face in helping international students in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond.
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Following the outbreak of the Covid 19 pandemic, the work that Student Safety UK offers has been brought into focus with the welfare and well being of all students being of concern during these unprecedented times. Issues such as student accommodation, medical assistance, food supplies and mental health have been highlighted as serious concerns both for the immediate situation, but also the future.
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University students in England will still have to pay full tuition fees even if their courses are taught online in the autumn, the government has said. "We don't believe students will be entitled to reimbursement if the quality is there," universities minister Michelle Donelan said. But the university sector's request for a £2bn bail-out has been rejected.
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UK universities are shifting to online learning and exams to prevent the spread of coronavirus, but many students are anxious that this isn’t happening fast enough. “We have no idea what the future six months will hold,” he says. “It could mean that visa holders will not be allowed back into the country on our university’s sponsorship. I would hate to go back to the States and be stuck there unable to complete my studies.”
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Based on the World Health Organization’s declaration that this is a public health emergency of international concern, the UK Chief Medical Officers have raised the risk to the public from low to moderate. This permits the government to plan for all eventualities. The risk to individuals remains low.
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Top universities in England have been told to significantly increase places for disadvantaged youngsters. The university watchdog, the Office for Students, wants the "access gap" between wealthier and poorer students to be halved in five years.
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