International partnership newsletter april 2015

University of Wolverhampton

International Partnership Newsletter - Apr 2015

International Fair 2015

Greetings International Partners, here is the latest University of Wolverhampton newsletter to keep you up to date with what is happening at the University of Wolverhampton.

Special points of interest:  Visit to strengthen relationships in India  Chancellor Lord Paul gifts £1m to the university  University to bring business know-how to Hereford  University in multimillion pound engineering investment

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First, determine the audiThese factors will help deCaptionyou describing picture ence of the newsletter. This termine how frequently or graphic. could be anyone who might publish the newsletter and benefit from the information its length. It’s recommended it contains, for example, that you publish your newsemployees or people interletter at least quarterly so ested in purchasing a prodthat it’s considered a conuct or requesting your sersistent source of inforvice. mation. Your customers or The International Fair 2015 took placeemployees on 24 April willfrom look11am-3pm forward at the Wolverhampton You can compile a mailing City Campus in the main quadrant. This annual event was to celebrate internationalisation to its arrival. list from business reply within the University of Wolverhampton. The Fair was a celebration of different cultures cards, customer information featuring music, dance and traditional food from fifteen different countries: Secondary Story Headline Brazil | Cameroon | China | Cyprus | Dominican Republic | France | India story can fit 75-125 Develop| Spain the headline before Opens Near You. Italy |This Mexico | Morocco | Nigeria | Romania | UK | Zimbabwe words. you write the story. This The International Fair brought together University staff and students to celebrate the diversity way, the headline will help Your headline is an im- showcasing arts, customs and traditions. of cultures in the University, you keep the story focused. portant part of the newsletThe University’s Vice-Chancellor, Professor Geoff Layer, and the Mayor and Mayoress of ter and should be considExamples of possible headWolverhampton officially opened the event. ered carefully. lines include Product Wins The festival enabled visitors to try dishes from Award, differentNew cuisines, Industry Prod-learn more about other In a few words, it should cultures and customs and take part in uct fun Can workshops as Time!, part of a day celebrating diversity, Save You accurately represent the heritage and multiculturalism.

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International Partnership Newsletter - Apr 2015

Visit to strengthen relationships in India Newsletter Date Volume 1,a Issue 1 A delegation from the University of Wolverhampton has visit- and scholarships to local schoolchildren. The trip builds on ed India to further strengthen education and business links, to successful visit last April to Delhi and Mumbai, which also inLead Story Headline build new relationships “as well as forging new partnerships, cluded time in Bangladesh. Professor Layer also led a visit to the visit is also an opportunity for us to renew friendships in a Rajasthan in January this year, where new partnerships were This storyascan fit 175-225 sheets, business cards country that has special links to Wolverhampton” Professor agreed with six universities andcolan employer’s association. words. lected at trade shows, or Geoff Layer renewed.

The Delhi leg of the visit membership lists.concluded You mightwith a scholarship event purpose of a newsletter The visit from 13-17 April 2015 was held The by the University’s and the signing of a letter of forging a new partnership consider purchasing intent a mailing is to provide specialized Chancellor, the Rt Hon Lord Paul of Marylebone PC and Vice- with the list International School of Tourism and Hotel Managefrom a company. information to a targeted Chancellor Professor Geoff Layer. The University delegation ment (IST) Nepal. This concluded the Rt Hon Lord Paul’s ataudience.leaders, Newsletters youthe explore theUniversity Publisher delegation traveled to travelled to Delhi and Rajasthan to meet business edu- can tendanceIfon trip. The be a great way to market catalog, you will find many cation providers and Government officials. There were also Jaipur where they met with the Employers Association of Rajayour product or service, and publications that match the events with India-based alumni and presentations of bursaries sthan and the Rajasthan Chief Minister. also create credibility and style of your newsletter. build your organization’s Next, establish how much identity among peers, memand money you can University offers support to students followingtime Nepal earthquake bers, employees, or vendors. spend on your newsletter.

Geoff Layer signed a letter of intent Layer said: “The University has Nepalese students at the University of First, determine the audiThese forgfactorsProfessor will help demany links and friends in Nepal and we ing of a new partnership with the InternaWolverhampton are being offered sup- ence the newsletter. This termine how frequently you have all been port following this weekend’s devastatingcould tional School of Tourism and Hotel Manbe anyone who might publish the newsletter and shocked and deeply sadby the news of Saturday’s devasearthquake. agement (IST) Nepal. benefit from the information its length. It’s dened recommended tating earthquake. for example, that you publish your newsThe University has many links with Ne- it contains, The University’s Centre for International or people inter- (CIDT) letterhas at least “We quarterly so pal, including welcoming students from employees Development and Training are contacting our Nepalese stuin purchasing prodthat it’s considered conworked in Nepal afor over 30 years.

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Chancellor Lord Paul gifts £1m to the university This story can fit 75-125 The University of Wolverhampton is delighted words.to announce that it has received a £1m (Rupees 10 crores) donation from its Chancellor, the Rt. Hon. Lord Paul of Marylebone PC. Your headline is an imThe philanthropic gift, which is the largest in the University’s history, has been made by The portant part of the newsletAmbika Paul Foundation, a charitable trust set up by Lord Paul in memory of his daughter. The ter and should be considdonation will be used by the University to enhance the student experience, with specific plans ered carefully. on actual initiatives funded being finalised at present. Lord Paul said: “Remembering our daughter has always been at the heart of the fundeditby the Ambika Paul Foundation.

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Lord Swraj Paul

University of Wolverhampton

International Partnership Newsletter - Apr 2015

University to bring business know-how to Hereford Date Volume Issue 1 TheNewsletter University of Wolverhampton has anand services to businesses in the Marches1,area nounced it is to set up its award winning busiLead Story Headline including delivering the recently won £4.3m ness support service at the heart of Hereford’s Regional Growth Fund backed Greenshoots Enterprise Zone. It has agreed with the Heregrant funding, Knowledge Transfer PartnerThis story canto fitset 175-225 sheets, business cards colford Enterprise Zone up a Business ships, development of a business start-up proSolutionswords.

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Your customers or to help create the next in new state-of-the-art facilities and courses we host Green Week to showcase the work we do employees will look forward to make the environment a better place and Youencourcan compilegeneration a mailing of skilled engineers. The major investment will provide adto its arrival.

Insideage Story students to think the same. During the listweek, from businessvanced reply new engineering facilities as part of the University’s response to the regional and national shortage of qualified engineering graduates. students could exchange clothes, decorate tote customer bags cards, information Secondary Story Headline New courses will be offered in the areas of automotive and motorand take pledges to do simple things to helps the enviInside Story sport engineering, chemical engineering and electronic and telecommuronment such as recycling more, turning off lights and nications engineering for 2015-16, followed by the introduction of food taking the stairs rather than the lift.

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University’s Telford Innovation Campus and providing specialist equipportant part of the newsletment for the new courses with additional investment in facilities for ter and should be considExamples of possible headInside Story chemical engineering at the City Campus in Wolverhampton. ered carefully. lines include Product Wins Industry Award, New ProdInside Story In a few words, it should uct Can Save You Time!, accurately represent the Membership Drive Exceeds contents of the story and Goals, and |New Office www.wlv.ac.uk/international | www.facebook.com/wlvinternational +44 (0) 1902 322474 draw readers into the story.

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