Miss Lauder explains how we support students with their university applications.
There will be five Scholar Programmes in the next academic year: Medicine, Engineering, Humanities (including Law and Politics), Linguistics and Oxbridge.
For each of these there is a recommended programme of study (see below) as well as regular academic mentoring sessions with a tutor who specialises in the relevant field. These programmes will require students to take part in additional enrichment activities relating to The William Perkin Scholar Programme, the University pathway as well as relevant work experience and the opportunity to complete an extended project qualification. As there are limited places available on each of the scholarship programmes, there is likely to be a high level of competition for places.
| William Perkin Scholar Programme | Recommended programme of study |
|
Medicine |
Maths, Chemistry and Biology |
| Engineering | Maths, Physics and one other (Chemistry or Computer Science) |
| Humanities | At least one of English Literature, History, Geography, Religion, Philosophy and Ethics or Sociology |
|
Linguistics |
At least one modern foreign language |
|
Oxbridge |
Any subjects with targets A/A* |
Medicine
Engineering
Humanities
Linguistics
Oxbridge
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