Targeted widening access activity Sample Clauses

Targeted widening access activity. The activities outlined above demonstrate the University’s broad, embedded approach to widening access; showing that widening access is a core facet of the institution’s principles. That approach ensures that UWS is open and welcoming to the widest group of students possible. However, UWS also takes a targeted approach to ensure that potential students from specific backgrounds are able to identify and access the support they require to access and succeed in higher education. Veterans/early service leavers UWS has developing research strengths in understanding and evaluating the care and support available to ex- servicemen and women and strong partnerships with organisations such as Poppy Scotland and Legion Scotland. The University are working to inform its admissions and access processes with this research-led approach. The Widening Participation Team have been developing support in this area and representatives from UWS attended the SFC’s conference ‘Service Families and Veterans: Why and how we should help?’ in January 2019 and will attend an event organised by the Army Engagement Team in May 2019. Estranged students UWS is a Champion University for the Stand Alone initiative which supports those students who have lost contact with their families. Support for this group has been developed and is available to estranged students, if they declare, from the earliest application stage. The Widening Participation Team will provide assistance and support with UCAS and SAAS applications and provide a supported transition to University. If successful in securing admission, UWS offer 365-day accommodation to estranged students to ensure they have a permanent home all year round. Asylum Seekers Asylum seekers and refugees are given a sole point of contact in the university from the point of application. This approach is taken to ensure the complex support requirements are met at each stage of the process. Information, advice and guidance is provided on funding, applying to university, qualifications needed and progression routes to university both with their current qualifications and articulation from college. In 2018/19, the Widening Participation Team at UWS has hosted a ‘Campus Day’ for asylum seekers and refugees who participate in the Bridges Programmes in Glasgow; this session offered prospective students the chance to spend time on campus, to interact with staff and to ask any questions they had.
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