Now entering its third year, the latest data indicated that over 40,000 students are set to benefit in the 2023-2024 academic year, with 60 percent of them hailing from disadvantaged backgrounds or underrepresented groups.
Now entering its third year, the latest data indicated that over 40,000 students are set to benefit in the 2023-2024 academic year, with 60 percent of them hailing from disadvantaged backgrounds or underrepresented groups.
From student recruitment to sustainability, Studyportals aligns with the UK government’s vision, actively contributing to international education success through strategic partnerships and data-driven solutions.
The U.K. government’s Turing Scheme is set to provide over 40,000 disadvantaged students with international study and work opportunities in more than 160 global destinations. The scheme, which aims to increase social mobility, will allocate nearly two-thirds of these opportunities to underrepresented backgrounds. Schools, colleges, and universities across the UK will receive close to £105 million ($137.48 million) to facilitate these placements.
From student recruitment to sustainability, Studyportals aligns with the UK government’s vision, actively contributing to international education success through strategic partnerships and data-driven solutions.
The U.K. government’s Turing Scheme is set to provide over 40,000 disadvantaged students with international study and work opportunities in more than 160 global destinations. The scheme, which aims to increase social mobility, will allocate nearly two-thirds of these opportunities to underrepresented backgrounds. Schools, colleges, and universities across the UK will receive close to £105 million ($137.48 million) to facilitate these placements.
