University of Hull launches London Study Centre
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The launch of the London Study Centre marks a significant step forward in the University of Hull and Cambridge Education Group's internationalization strategies.
The University of Hull announced the launch of the new London Study Centre, which will provide the students with an opportunity to study outstanding Hull programmes while getting exposure in the professional hub in London.
Professor Dave Petley, Vice-Chancellor at the University of Hull, said: “It will empower our students to develop the skills and knowledge they need to thrive in their chosen fields whilst providing opportunities to engage with the local community and professional networks, ensuring they gain invaluable experience and connections."
“The expertise and proven track record of Cambridge Education Group in providing high-quality education and support to students will be instrumental in making the London Study Centre a success.”
The Bloomsbury situated study centre offers a range of Business programmes, including MSc Business Management; MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management; and MSc Digital Marketing and Advertising.
The University is collaborating with Cambridge Education Group to launch the Centre, which will see three annual intakes in January, May, and September. The first intake will commence in May 2024. The world-class programmes, developed by the University of Hull’s academics, will be taught face to face, and students will benefit from remarkable student support to ensure their success.
Chris Macallister, Dean of the London Study Centre, said: “The team in London looks forward to welcoming our first students in May, bringing the excellence of Hull’s teaching to the Capital.”
PG courses offered by the University of Hull include MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management, MSc Digital Marketing and Advertising, and MSc Business Management. Every year, nearly 300,000 international students choose London for the unique professional contacts and experiences the city provides, according to the official website of the University of Hull.
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