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Students in London interested in dance, film or music degrees should visit UCAS’ upcoming Compose Your Future event to learn about the artistic options on offer.
Posted Fri 26 September 2014 - 13:41

Students in London interested in dance, film or music degrees should visit UCAS’ upcoming Compose Your Future event to learn about the artistic options on offer.

The exhibition at the ExCel on 15 October 2014 will give anyone thinking of studying at university or college next year the chance to find out what courses are available and what to expect on a performing arts course.

Dozens of arts faculties from across the UK will be on hand to speak directly to students about courses on offer, their individual selection criteria and what life at each institution is like.

The day is also a great opportunity for young people to ask UCAS advisers the burning questions about their applications.

Live performances by current students, interactive workshops and practical demonstrations will provide spectacular highlights throughout the exhibition.

Phil Ross, UCAS’ Head of Events said: “Compose Your Future is a fantastic opportunity for anyone with a creative flair to find out more about the courses on offer across the UK.

“Having so many course providers in the same space is an ideal chance to have a conversation with as many of them as possible, so you can discover which courses are right for you.

“The live performances and demonstrations will provide even more inspiration and could be a looking glass into the next important step in your life.”

Students interested in attending the free event can register now at www.ucasevents.com/compose.

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NOTES TO EDITORS   

UCAS, the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service, is a charity and the UK's shared admissions service for higher education. We manage applications from over 650,000 people each year for full-time undergraduate courses at over 370 providers across the UK.

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