Global Reach Presents: University of Essex Information Session | Study in the UK Opportunities

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EDUCAST, Global Reach recently hosted an information session in collaboration with Leeds Trinity University, UK, aimed at providing the latest updates for prospective Nepali students. The event took place at the consultancy’s office and featured two prominent representatives from the university: Vanessa Potter, Global Vice President for Communication and External Relations, and Sanseep Sharma, South Asian Representative.

During the session, Global Reachwarmly welcomed the university delegates and set the stage for an informative and interactive event. Vanessa Potter highlighted Leeds Trinity University’s rich academic programs, global reputation, and commitment to providing a supportive environment for international students. She underscored the various undergraduate and postgraduate programs available at the university, along with details about scholarships, campus life, and post-study opportunities in the UK.

Sanseep Sharma, the South Asian Representative, provided insights specific to the South Asian market. He discussed the growing interest among Nepali students in pursuing higher education in the UK, emphasizing the university’s student support services, dedicated to helping students from the region adjust to life in the UK. Sharma also highlighted visa processes and accommodation options, making the session highly informative for students considering Leeds Trinity University.

The representatives engaged in an interactive Q&A session, addressing the queries of educational consultants, students, and parents. Topics covered included entry requirements, course structures, and opportunities for international collaborations. The session provided valuable insights into studying at Leeds Trinity University and showcased the university’s commitment to fostering strong ties with the South Asian region. Global Reachplayed a vital role in bridging the gap between students and the university, ensuring that Nepali students have access to global educational opportunities.