The prestigious University of Birmingham is holding a student Counselling session in the Garden City of Port Harcourt, Nigeria. This is a very good opportunity to get to speak with the University’s Country Officer about your interest in studying at this world-class institution.
At the University of Birmingham we offer an elite education and an inspirational learning & research environment. Whether you join us on one of our undergraduate, taught postgraduate programmes or embark on Doctoral research with us, we value you as part of our academic community and we are constantly striving to develop the services, facilities, and opportunities available to you.
Our various schools provides the best possible research and education environment – from dedicated
postgraduate study rooms providing space for you to work, to events and training programmes to
support your personal and professional development. We ensure that our teaching, learning, and
research support is first class, enabling you to fulfil your potential. We share your ambitions, and want to ensure that your time at Birmingham secures your future success whether your career lies in
academia, in business, in public service or in the professions.
We are a truly global university: not only are we home to over 5,000 international students from over
150 countries, but our representative offices and staff in India, China, Nigeria, Brazil, the United States, and Brussels in mainland Europe, as well as our membership of the U21 global network, ensures that the University is well connected and measures its success against the highest international standards.
Avail yourself of this wonderful opportunity to study at a truly high-status University. Come speak with the Country Officer of the University, John Ojeogwu;
Date: 3rd of February, 2015.
Time: 10:00am to 2:00pm
Venue: UKEAS Nigeria (Port-Harcourt office)
Plot 156, No 11 Tom Inko-Tariah Street.
Rumuogba Estate
Port Harcourt, Rivers state
To book a place, please send an email to birmingham@ukeas.com.ng or call/sms +2348158868617
(email preferably)
Originally posted via Linda Ikeji University of Birmingham in Port Harcourt, Nigeria»
