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New prospectus launched at Higher Education Conference on campus – University of Reading

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New prospectus launched at Higher Education Conference on campus

Release Date 26 March 2012

Higher education conference

The University of Reading is once again hosting the Thames Valley UCAS Higher Education Conference at the Whiteknights campus on Monday 26 and Tuesday 27 March.

The conference, which is set to attract over 7,000 people, sees the launch of the University of Reading’s new 2013 undergraduate prospectus. Inside, prospective students can find out about exciting new undergraduate courses for 2013, including a BA in Accounting and Business in conjunction with global accountancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers.

View the new online 2013 prospectus or request a printed version >>>

The Conference is organised by Connexions Thames Valley in association with UCAS, the University of Reading, the University of West London and the Higher Education Liaison Officers Association.

Professor Gavin Brooks, Chair of the Steering Group for the Conference, said: “I am delighted that the University is hosting this event which attracts 7,500 prospective students from secondary schools across the region and includes exhibits from 120 Higher Education institutions and professional organisations. 

“Visitors will be able to benefit from a wide range of subject specific talks, many of which are delivered by colleagues from the University, as well as talks on student finance and the UCAS application process.

“This is a wonderful opportunity to showcase our campus and to encourage young people to aspire to moving on to Higher Education. It is a major student recruitment event in the UCAS calendar and I would like to thank colleagues for their support in making this Conference successful and enjoyable for all those involved.”

Further information about the UCAS convention >>>

See photos of our Whiteknights campus and teaching facilities on Flickr >>>

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