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| Time to call the advice line Still undecided about where to study this September? IF you’ve got your exam results but are still undecided about what you want to study or where youwant to go to university, don’tworry as there’s still plenty of time to get the right course at the right university for you. One of the first things to do is visit the Ucas website at www.ucas.com, where a complete list of universities offering places is still available. List the courses you might be interested in. If they specify particular qualifications, be sure that you have got them. You may also want to consider going for an HND or foundation degree in a relevant subject because most courses will allow successful students to progress onto their appropriate degree courses upon completion. Once you’ve found what you’re looking for, get in touch with the universities in question and get yourself on course for university. Why UWIC? Consistently ranked in the Times Good University Guide League Table as one of the leading new universities in Wales, UWIC is described as the very essence of a modern university with a range of vocational and career focused courses that make graduates popular with employers. Cardiff’s calling! A cosmopolitan city and Europe’s youngest capital, Cardiff is an ideal place to spend your university years. It offers everything you would expect from a capital city, including major sporting events at the Millennium Stadium, hundreds of different pubs, bars and clubs along with world-class entertainment, arts and theatre, shops ranging from boutiques to big-name high-street favourites and chic waterside bars and restaurants in Cardiff Bay. With vacancies in art and design, biomedical and health sciences, psychology, humanities, teaching, business, hospitality, tourism, events, IT and engineering plus more, you are sure to find a course for you at UWIC.U WIC advice line We know that this can be a confusing time and that youmay have loads of questions to ask about UWIC, your results, or about what you should do next. That’s why we’ve set up a special UWIC advice line for Clearing with the aim of helping you find the right course. The advice line is not just a switchboard or a recorded message. It’s a dedicated service for students who have not yet been placed at a university. It also offers general assistance for late applicants and anyone considering entry into higher education. Call 029 2041 6040 for more information on UWIC. |
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