Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

Discover the spirit of the University of Liverpool

Educating for the profession­s within a culture of internatio­nal research excellence, has always been at the heart of the University of Liverpool’s mission

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H i s t o r i c a l l y the University of Liverpool has focused strongly on ‘education for the profession­s’ and this continues today with globally renowned courses in discipline­s s u ch as Engineerin­g, Medicine, Dentistry, Law, Business and Veterinary science.

The Unive r s i t y ’ s teaching is at the forefront of knowledge and is often delivered by internatio­nally renowned individual­s. This includes an increasing number of experts from our developing internatio­nal network of partner institutio­ns.

Liver p o o l ’ s £ 35m Active Learning Laboratory at the School of Engineerin­g is a good example of how the University is creating new teaching and learning methods. The laboratory provides a faithfully simulated workplace environmen­t in which students can develop ‘industry ready’ skills.

Active Learning refers to the belief than engineers often learn best by taking part in an activity - working in a team, building products, and finding out how his or her ideas and designs work. Th i s A c t ive Learning approach applies not only to the obvious parts of each programme - design and project work - but also to the ways in which a student learns the science that underpins a good engineered product.

The Laboratory is geared towards realising the concept of ‘ The Liverpool Engineer’, an initiative that aims to produce graduates that are ready to actively participat­e in areas experience­d by a profession­al engineer. Students at the University are tasked with building and testing machines such as robots, water- powered rockets and remote controlled aircraft, as well as working in teams building large- scale structures such as bridges.

Employabil­ity is a primary goal for the University across all subject areas, so course developmen­t is strongly informed by industry and the profession­s. According to the most recent HESA data, 93% of our graduates are engaged in employment or further study.

Students and Parents are invited to attend a presentati­on and counsellin­g session on done by the university representa­tiveON TUESDAY 21ST MAY 2013 AT 308-310, R.A. DE MEL MAWATHA, COLOMBO 03 FROM 4:00PM – 6:00PM FOR RESERVATIO­NS CALL 0777 66 22 55

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