Study UK Fair

• Only 42 seats available for Study UK Fair's visitors.
• For more details and registration: bit.ly/ielts_mocktest 

• Register for IELTS on-site during event and enjoy a free exclusive preparation pack: (1) How to prepare for IELTS book worth RM120; (2) Four full practice test for Academic and General Training module; (3) Road to IELTS online preparations

Scholarships valued at up to MYR5 million are up for grabs. Come to the fair to understand how to apply for these and what you need to prepare. Many scholarship bodies require applicants to apply as early as one year prior to the start of their programme in the UK, so, this is the best time to explore if you are planning to start in 2019/20. Best of all, most of the scholarships below comes with no bond.

Speak directly to representatives from:

• GREAT Scholarships 2020 - Malaysia
• Chevening Scholarships
• Commonwealth Scholarships and Fellowships
• Many UK schools, colleges and universities offer their own scholarships
• and more!

If you would like to know more, speak to the representatives directly. Make sure you have all your documents and requirements met so that you will have a higher chance to land that scholarship!

The rapid change and evolution of technologies is making the world increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous (VUCA). In many industries and countries, the most currently in-demand occupations or specialties did not exist 10 or even five years ago. This session helps you understand the labour market better, to help you make the best study and career choices. The panel, comprising of local government agency, industry player and UK institutions, will share the following information with students and parents:

• What the landscapes of current and future labour markets look like
• How do education institutions prepare the graduates for the workforce
• How do we avoid mismatch of skills among graduates and industries

A panel discussion with:

1. Clare Walker, CEO of Financial Industry Collective Outreach (FINCO)
2. Nisha Padbidri, Country Human Resources Officer of Citi Malaysia
3. University of Liverpool
4. University Academy 92 (UA92)

This session gives prospective law students a range of perspectives from lawyers who work in law firms of different scales i.e. small firms, international corporations and legal tech startups. The panel of 3 speakers will be sharing:

• Distinct paths in the legal profession after law school
• What qualities most helped the graduates on their paths
• How Law School prepares them for their careers

This session offers advice to students on how to best select a major within the Engineering subject area. The panel of 4 comprises of UK institutions and alumni who will share their experiences in the different fields of engineering. Come and learn:

• The engineering courses offered by UK institutions; what are the emerging sectors and rising demands
• Experiences studying and working in different fields of engineering

A panel discussion with:

1. University of Southampton Malaysia
2. University of Southampton
3. Brunel University of London

Not sure what is your next step? This session shares tips and tricks of the trade that can assist students in gaining a place at UK universities. The panel of 3 UK boarding schools and colleges will discuss the different routes a student can take to get to university. We will discuss:

• Mapping the students’ routes to study in the UK after their year 12 examinations (UEC, A-level, IB, etc.)
• What the benefits of studying in the UK are
• How to gain a place at top UK universities

A panel discussion with:

1. Jennifer Wan, Business Development Manager, ICAEW 
2. University of Manchester
3. Windermere School
4. Cardiff Sixth Form College

This session aims to help prospective students successfully choose and complete Creative Arts programs that match their goals for employment and further education. The panel of 2 UK Institutions and 2 UK Alumni will discuss: 

• Different creative arts courses offered by UK institutions
• Career pathways for creative arts graduates
• Challenges faced by Malaysians in the creative art industry
• Opportunities available for prospective creative arts students

A panel discussion with:

1. Loughborough University
2. University of the Arts London