The benefits of studying and working abroad
The Turing Scheme allows students to gain life-changing experiences abroad that develop both their personal and professional skills. Read more in our blog post.
August 6, 2021
The Turing Scheme is the UK government’s scheme to provide funding for international opportunities in education and training across the world. It supports Global Britain by providing an opportunity for UK organisations from the higher education, further education, vocational education and training and schools sectors to offer their students, learners and pupils life-changing experiences to study or work abroad.
The Turing Scheme allows students to gain life-changing experiences abroad that develop both their personal and professional skills. Read more in our blog post.
The funding results have been released, more than 40,000 students will be preparing to study and work abroad under Turing Scheme funding.
In our first guest blog, Emily Sinclair, the Outward Student Mobility Lead from Universities UK International, tells us how short-term mobilities are offering new and evermore accessible opportunities for students, particularly those from disadvantaged groups.
The Turing Scheme allows students to gain life-changing experiences abroad that develop both their personal and professional skills. Read more in our blog post.
The funding results have been released, more than 40,000 students will be preparing to study and work abroad under Turing Scheme funding.
In our first guest blog, Emily Sinclair, the Outward Student Mobility Lead from Universities UK International, tells us how short-term mobilities are offering new and evermore accessible opportunities for students, particularly those from disadvantaged groups.
A new report by Universities UK International (UUKi) has found that overseas placements of just a few weeks, which could be funded under the Turing Scheme, provide tangible benefits for students.
The Turing Scheme allows students to gain life-changing experiences abroad that develop both their personal and professional skills. Read more in our blog post.
The funding results have been released, more than 40,000 students will be preparing to study and work abroad under Turing Scheme funding.
In our first guest blog, Emily Sinclair, the Outward Student Mobility Lead from Universities UK International, tells us how short-term mobilities are offering new and evermore accessible opportunities for students, particularly those from disadvantaged groups.
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The Turing Scheme is the UK programme for global educational opportunities. The delivery partner is a consortium of the British Council and Ecorys UK.