Jan-RGU-ary Courses Update, Scholarships and Post-Study Work in the U.K

 
Good news, RGU has a wide range of courses for January starts. It is not too late to apply for both Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses, and we are still offering scholarships for all courses.

Undergraduate Courses:

** Students who start RGU Undergraduate courses in January 2020, will progress to Year 2 in September 2020 – saving valuable time and money**

Subject Areas: Accounting & Finance, Business & Management, Communication Media & Marketing, Computing, Engineering, Fashion, Events, Tourism & Hospitality, and Social Work

Postgraduate Courses:

** Many of RGU January start courses are 17 months in duration, including a summer break which can be used for internships, part time work, or exploring the UK and Europe**

Subject Areas: Accounting & Finance, Construction Management, Business & Management, Corporate Communication, International Marketing, Computing, Energy, Engineering, Tourism & Hospitality, Fashion, Physiotherapy, Law, and Pharmacy


Apply today for any of our Undergraduate and Post Graduate courses by sending a request to ngozio@agonplace.net

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:


CVS PLAZA (FORMER HEROES PLACE), BLOCK B, 3RD FLOOR, SUITE B4.5, ADEMOLA ADETOKUNBO CRESCENT, WUSE II, ABUJA-NIGERIA.
08184985733, 09052455634

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EMAIL: ngozio@agonplace.net

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