Access and inclusion

Universities join forces with Aardman to tackle mental health crisis

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Widening access through community engagement

University of Bristol’s BA in English Literature and Community Engagement (ELCE) is a key feature of the university’s widening participation programme.

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Learning about humanities

The Foundation in Arts and Humanities (CertHE) is a one-year course designed to reach those who might think university was out of their reach.

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Financial support available at university

Students who may otherwise struggle to afford university can get help from their university. 

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Manchester students accessing higher education programme

The Manchester Access Programme (MAP) admitted its 10^th cohort to the University of Manchester in 2016

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PARTNERS programme supports disadvantaged students

The University of Newcastle’s PARTNERS programme ensures that students from disadvantaged backgrounds are supported once they have joined the university.

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upReach scheme to improve undergraduate access to professional employment

Seven Russell Group universities have partnered with upReach, an organisation which works to improve access to professional employment for undergraduates from less-privileged backgrounds.

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Exeter Progression for talented pupils

Students aged 17-18 from target schools in Devon and Cornwall take part in a two-year progressive programme of activities to get an insight into studying at university.

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Glasgow pupils learn university skills

Pupils in Glasgow schools are learning the skills they need to study at university.

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Advancing Access initiative for teachers

Teachers play an absolutely vital role in encouraging and supporting their students to progress to leading universities.

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