As well as our many Silver and Gold Partners, The Global Undergraduate Awards maintains extensive engagement with a select number of unique and prestigious institutions around the world – our Platinum Partners.
Western University
Founded in 1878, Western is among Canada’s oldest universities and ranks in the top 1 per cent of higher education institutions in the world. It is a destination of choice for bright minds seeking the best learning experience at a leading Canadian research university. Western is home to 38,000 students, including 4,000 international students from 121 countries. Western creates, disseminates and applies knowledge for the benefit of society through excellence in teaching, research and scholarship. Researchers at Western are global leaders in fields such as neuroscience, imaging, wind engineering, economics, literature, philosophy, and psychology. Their 284,000 alumni are global citizens whose education and leadership have propelled them to successful careers in Canada around the world.
Our Platinum Partners benefit from the following:
- Profiling current undergraduate teaching and learning
- Access to high quality potential future postgraduates
- Sustained promotion of the institution’s global profile
- Partner institutions’ connections through participation at the UA Global Summit & Academic Advisory Board
These institutions appoint a representative to UA’s Academic Advisory Board, which oversees the programme’s academic rigour, therefore maintaining strategic involvement with UA’s growth and development. Platinum Partners also benefit from various promotional and communication opportunities to our global student audience.
We would be honoured to be actively supported in our aims to recognise excellence and innovation at undergraduate level by the most renowned academic faculties and research departments across the globe.
If you represent an international institution or organisation and are looking to establish a potential partnership with The Global Undergraduate Awards, please contact us.