Vincentian students arrive in UK to pursue undergraduate studies

Thirty-seven Vincentians are now in the United Kingdom where they will pursue three-year undergraduate studies in a range of subject areas at the University of Wales Trinity St David (UWTSD).  The students, who arrived in the United Kingdom in the wee hours of last Thursday morning, are said to be settling in well.

“Arrival and settling into our flats went smoothly, the school provided welcome packages that included food and warm clothing items and other things,” Kelene Frederick, a 20-year-old student from Belair told SEARCHLIGHT.

Five of the Vincentian undergraduate students on the campus of the University of Wales Trinity St David yesterday. From left Ancar Gordon (History and English), Abigail Diana Johnson (Quantity Surveying), Safiya Halina Nanton (Quantity Surveying), Kelene Frederick (Quantity Surveying) and Akeel Jack (Civil Engineering)

Fifteen additional scholarships have been awarded for postgraduate degrees which will be delivered fully online in the areas of Modern Literature; Master’s in Business Administration (MBA); Digital Skills for Health & Care Professionals; International Hotel Management; Modern Literature; and Sustainability Leadership.

(Courtesy Caribbean Daily Eye)