英-埃塞克斯大学-重要截止日期提醒&讲座提醒

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请见以下邮件，关于UCAS main cycle deadline，在线讲座等。

We hope that you and your families are all well.

We would like to let you know that the UCAS main cycle deadline is on 30 June at 6pm (BST). Any applications received after the deadline will be automatically entered into Clearing.

In this newsletter, you will also find details of the following:

· Our upcoming Employability Webinars on Monday 1 July at 9 - 10am (BST) and 4 - 5pm (BST)

· Our Graduate Outcomes 2024 rankings.

· The Home Office switch to eVisas

· Our new LLM Law and Technology course

Last Chance to Join our Exclusive Employability Webinar

Join our exclusive employability webinar presented by Andy Mew (Head of Start-Up Support), designed to showcase how we connect students with employers, guide them in their first entrepreneurial steps and prepare them for a future beyond graduation.

We have scheduled two sessions to accommodate participants from around the world, so feel free to join any one of the two.

When: Monday 1 July, 9 - 10am (BST) or 4 - 5pm (BST)

Please use the links above to register and secure your spot. You can always contact us for more information and questions.

eVisas: Switching to digital immigration permissions

The Home Office is changing the way in which individuals will be able to view evidence of their UK immigration permission. This will affect how students will check their own permission and also how they will prove what permission they have to other organisations.

Specifically, physical documents such as BRPs, and vignettes placed in students' passport are eventually going to be replaced by a digital immigration permission known as an ‘eVisa’.

The initial focus is on holders of existing permissions, who are being invited to create a digital account. Eventually, all holders of immigration permission will need to register for a UKVI account to access their eVisa.

More information is available on the Government website, while UKCISA has also provided concise guidance.

Our Graduate Outcomes 2024 rankings

The University of Essex acknowledges the exceptional dedication of students during their studies and the positive impact this has had on their onward journey as graduates.

Data from Graduate Outcomes 2024 confirms that:

· 86% of our graduates are in employment or further study

· 86% of our undergraduate graduates are in employment or further study

· 89% of our postgraduate graduates are in employment or further study

This accomplishment is a testament to their hard work and the robust educational foundation they received.

Our new LLM Law and Technology Course

The LLM in Law and Technology at Essex Law School gives students the opportunity to analyse the impact of modern technologies on the application of traditional legal principles and the ways in which challenges raised by modern technologies could and should be addressed by the law.

In our technology driven society, students can gain an understanding of how modern technologies impact the law and the society around us, and they will be able to select a range of modules that incorporate aspects of technology. This will also open up a wide range of career opportunities, such as in technology companies, or as a legal technologist, as well as within traditional law firms, corporations, or NGOs.

You can find more information here.

We are here to help you with any questions or queries you may have. We would also love to hear your feedback on the content we're sharing, and any suggestions or topics you'd like us to cover in future issues. If you'd like to get in contact with the agent team, please find us on Live Chat.

Kind regards,

Marios and The International Client Services Team

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