Hi everybody,
I am student of London College of Law & Management. My college is suspended since feb-2011. Still they are fighting to get the college back to the register but not successful.
Can anybody help that Is it safe for my wife and my son to travel to pakistan for 2 months on urgent basis. while I will be still in the UK.
will they face any problem in immigration when they return. Because college licence is still suspended, not revoked.
Regards.
This post was submitted by Rizwan.
hi,
I am suresh Waghmare and i have applied for my student visa to uk on 23/05/20011 from delhi, India. Can u please tell me why this process is so delayed bcoz at the time of applying the visa they said it will take 1 month, but now its more than a month i am waiting. I have applied for a 12months course of PG diploma in Hospitality and tourism management from Redwick United college, London. Please I wil be really glad if you can give my any details for my case.
thank you
This post was submitted by Suresh.
Hello there,
I am Roshan, and I paid ?3550.00 to LSA for wife’s admission. Now, she is unable to attend the course due to pregnancy. We emailed the college that stating the problem and asked for the refund. But they said they are unable to give refund unless we have a visa refusal. So, we are help less.
Is there any one who can help us to get the refund please?
Roshan
This post was submitted by Roshan.
Hi dears,
I’ve just received my rejection for my visa, i was attempting to study as a tier 4 student, i have submitted all my papers and all the documents were official and up to request standard.
But my visa was refused because I’ve sent my bank statement in Arabic not in English.
Could anyone help me and advice what can i do now, do i have to get a new CAS statement or i can appeal?
Best regards,
This post was submitted by orwa.
I want to travel with my spouse to Uk but want to inquiry whether my spouse can work full time after 1st july 2011 as i have granted admission my University.
How will the abudhabi embassy process the University Applicants case? Cz they delay alot in processing the case….
Can i apply from Abudhabi on visit visa as i am pakistani
Regards,
Shagufta
This post was submitted by Shagufta.
FDM Group is once again supporting emerging talent within the IT industry by sponsoring an award for the Best Development Project at the University of Brighton.
Since January 2011 the UK’s largest IT graduate employer, FDM Group, has been collaborating with the Sussex based University to offer a unique Master Class Programme to exceptional IT graduates.
The pioneering qualification incorporates all aspects of the highly successful FDM Academy Programme as well as a fully- funded MSc in Applied Computer Science.
But this commendable relationship between a top graduate employer and university did not begin here. FDM Group has been sponsoring the “FDM Prize” as part of the University of Brighton’s School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematics prize-giving ceremony since 2008.
The admirable initiative aims to reward the most promising students in the school with a variety of prizes ranging from cash to membership of organisations.
The value of the FDM prize, which is open to final year Computing Programme students, has been demonstrated by the impressive track record of previous winners.
The first student to receive the FDM sponsored award, Jeremy Carey, who joined the FDM Academy Programme, now works as an Investment Banker placed at UBS in the USA.
Previous winners have also stayed true to their academic roots and are working as developers within some of the world’s leading companies.
This year’s winner, Wayne Haffenden, has shown great potential and was highly praised by his course leader for the project that has led to him winning the FDM prize.
FDM’s CEO, Rod Flavell, said:, “FDM Group is extremely proud to be sponsoring this valuable award once again. As a University of Brighton graduate myself I strongly believe in the value of supporting such promising local talent and feel that the awards serve to assure these future graduates that they clearly have what it takes to reach their goals.”
The University of Brighton is equally thrilled with the ongoing relationship. Professor Miltos Petridis, head of the School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematics, said: “We are delighted to continue the university’s relationship with FDM Group through their continued support of this prize and the university’s validation of the Applied Computer Science MSc.”
The School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematics prize-giving ceremony takes place on 27 July 2011 at 10am in the lecture theatre of the University of Brighton’s new ?23 million Huxley Building.
For more information on FDM Group and FDM Academy please visit www.fdmgroup.com and www.fdmacademy.com
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