April 2026 University of Hertfordshire newsletter Hello Partner, April brings some exciting awards and new courses for film students, our first ever MBBS offer holder online Open Day, and some key scholarship deadlines. Read on to keep up to date with all things Herts! This newsletter includes; Super Early Bird Scholarship deadline New PG Creative Arts programmes Your future in medicine - MBBS webinar MBBS offer holder Online Open Day Royal Television Society awards for students Last few days for Super Early Bird Scholarship Our Super Early Bird Scholarship only has a few days left before the 30 April deadline! Eligible postgraduate students can secure a £3,500 discount on tuition fees but must pay their minimum £5,000 deposit and have the funds cleared by 30 April 2026. Full T&Cs are on our website so you can check your applicants are eligible! Read more about our scholarships   New Creative Arts programmes We are pleased to announce that the University has three new postgraduate Creative Arts courses, now open for applications: MA Cinematography MA Directing MA Factual and Documentary Applicants should hold a degree in a relevant subject (minimum 2:2) and must submit a portfolio and personal statement. The tuition fees for the 2026/27 academic year are £17,950. Hertfordshire Medical School News Your future in medicine webinar The next webinar in our MBBS series is now available on YouTube, discussing the careers, pathways and opportunities for a future in medicine. The session was designed to provide applicants and enquirers with a clear overview of the UK pathway to becoming a doctor, along with the many career options available to medicine graduates. Discover how our curriculum prepares students for these opportunities and gain insights from our expert teaching clinicians, working across General Practice, hospital specialties, and medical education. Learn about the benefits of taking an intercalated year here at the University of Hertfordshire and how it can help applicants develop specialist knowledge, research experience, or leadership skills. Online Open Day We are delighted to announce we will shortly be inviting MBBS offer holders to our Online Open Day on Thursday 23 April! We will be hosting two duplicate sessions to accommodate a range of time zones: 10:00am - 12:00 noon BST 17:00pm - 19:00pm BST This event is a great opportunity for them to get a real feel for life at Hertfordshire Medical School and to learn more about what their future as a medical student with us could look like. We have an excellent panellist group, including academics, accommodation, compliance, admissions and wellbeing, delivering information alongside interactive sessions to help them prepare for Herts. Got enquirers interested in studying Medicine? Direct applications are still open! Find out more about MBBS at Herts   More success for Herts students as they triumph again at the Royal Television Society East Student Awards Students from the University of Hertfordshire’s BA Film and Television course came away with three awards at this year’s Royal Television Society’s East Student Awards. Three films from last year’s graduating class were nominated and students won in categories including Best Drama, Best Editing and Best Screenwriting. The Lost Ingredient, a film about a Ukrainian mother and daughter living in England with a host family after fleeing the war with Russia, won its creator, Oleksandra Harmash, 25 and from Hatfield, Best Drama and Best Screenwriting awards. Knock Knock, a comedic horror set on Halloween night, took home the award for Best Craft Editing. That honour was claimed by recent graduate Jack Cann. The success follows Herts students winning five awards in 2025. Read more about the awards   Herts News Herts students receive insight into how Watford Football Club is run Students from the University of Hertfordshire have been welcomed to Watford Football Club for valuable insight into how a professional football club is run. Over 50 students explored a wide range of Watford’s professional activities, many relating directly to their own studies. They received an overview of the club’s commercial strategy and partnerships, including how Watford FC works with brands and businesses to drive revenue, fan engagement and long-term growth. They were also told about the role of the women’s programme at Watford FC and received a stadium tour. The students were drawn from three University Schools: Hertfordshire Business School, the Health, Medicine and Life Sciences School, and its School of Science, Physics Engineering and Computer Science. Read more ... Paralympic stars help University of Hertfordshire researcher chart 50 years of the Winter Paralympics A host of celebrated Paralympians have taken part in a documentary detailing the 50-year history of the Winter Paralympic Games. Titled The Winter Paralympics: 50 Years in the Making, the film, which was presented by Dr Christopher Brown, researcher and Senior Lecturer in Sport Development at the University of Hertfordshire and jointly produced with the National Paralympic Heritage Trust, was launched with a screening at the University last week. Drawing on in‑depth interviews with Paralympians, the documentary charts the evolution of the Winter Games and the experiences of the athletes who helped shape them. Among those featured is one of Britain’s first Winter Paralympians, Mike Brace CBE, who, blind from the age of 10, competed as a cross-country skier in the inaugural Winter Paralympics in 1976. Read more ... More news | Agent and partner toolkit | Application form University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, UK AL10 9AB herts.ac.uk/international Unsubscribe Privacy policy 2026/AGNT04

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