Bishoy - Choosing my university and course
Content type
Video case studies
Audience
Resource for teachers and their learners
Description
- How would getting a degree help Bishoy get to where he wanted to?
- What made Bishoy choose Southampton University?
- What was important to Bishoy when considering his university options?
- What advice did Bishoy give about deciding about subjects?
Weblinks:
CUG publishes university league tables online, alongside a wide range of information on topics including universities, courses, preparing for university and careers.
Discover Uni has replaced the Unistats website and enables users to compare UK higher education course data. It includes key information from official sources, including details of student satisfaction scores and specific information on graduate jobs and salaries.
Health Education England has produced a toolkit for schools, colleges and further education institutions as part of its widening participation programme. This explains how the NHS works, provides information and practical tips for setting up a placement and gives examples of good practice.
The Guardian publishes complete university league tables for every subject, with information on how to use the tables.
Informed Choices is produced by the Russell Group. Students can choose a degree subject they are interested in to see suggestions for suitable A level subject choices. Alternatively, they may experiment with different subject choice combinations to see which degree choices this would open up to them.
The National Careers Service is provided by the UK Government. Their website includes a large collection of job profiles and in each case users can see which qualifications are necessary for particular roles. The service can also be used by those who are looking to speak with a careers adviser.
UCAS has an events page where students can search for upcoming open days at different universities.
Prospects offers useful information on career pathways, including job profiles detailing typical salaries and the qualifications and skills required by role type. There is a section on careers relevant to different degrees and a career planner and quiz.
The Russell Group represents 24 leading UK universities that are committed to conducting the very best research and to providing an outstanding teaching and learning experience. These universities also offer unrivalled links with business and the public sector.
The Sutton Trust is a 'do tank' that conducts research and advocates policy change. It also manages, develops and evaluates programmes to address educational inequality, including summer schools for teachers and Pathways university access programmes.
This is an important part of the UCAS website that lists the key dates of the admissions cycle.
Guidebook
| How do I help my students choose a university and course? |
Information sheets
| Degree Apprenticeships at Russell Group universities | ||
| Sources of information | ||
| Using league tables | ||
| Benefits of a Russell Group university | ||
| Life on a university campus |
Presentations
Activity sheets
Teacher and adviser reflection sheets
| Teacher and adviser reflection - helping my students choose a university and course |
Webinars
Video case studies
Conference presentations
Weblinks:
CUG publishes university league tables online, alongside a wide range of information on topics including universities, courses, preparing for university and careers.
Discover Uni has replaced the Unistats website and enables users to compare UK higher education course data. It includes key information from official sources, including details of student satisfaction scores and specific information on graduate jobs and salaries.
Health Education England has produced a toolkit for schools, colleges and further education institutions as part of its widening participation programme. This explains how the NHS works, provides information and practical tips for setting up a placement and gives examples of good practice.
The Guardian publishes complete university league tables for every subject, with information on how to use the tables.
Informed Choices is produced by the Russell Group. Students can choose a degree subject they are interested in to see suggestions for suitable A level subject choices. Alternatively, they may experiment with different subject choice combinations to see which degree choices this would open up to them.
The National Careers Service is provided by the UK Government. Their website includes a large collection of job profiles and in each case users can see which qualifications are necessary for particular roles. The service can also be used by those who are looking to speak with a careers adviser.
UCAS has an events page where students can search for upcoming open days at different universities.
Prospects offers useful information on career pathways, including job profiles detailing typical salaries and the qualifications and skills required by role type. There is a section on careers relevant to different degrees and a career planner and quiz.
The Russell Group represents 24 leading UK universities that are committed to conducting the very best research and to providing an outstanding teaching and learning experience. These universities also offer unrivalled links with business and the public sector.
The Sutton Trust is a 'do tank' that conducts research and advocates policy change. It also manages, develops and evaluates programmes to address educational inequality, including summer schools for teachers and Pathways university access programmes.
This is an important part of the UCAS website that lists the key dates of the admissions cycle.