Promoted by Worth Capital, the initiative secured a fund of 350,000 pounds to the Portuguese platform, chosen from 425 applications from 27 countries, as well as the support of experts in technology and marketing for reporting and increasing platform.
The Ukademics is a “kind” of reserves portal for college students, through which they can apply and enroll at universities in other countries.
In the words of Andrew Rosendo, a founder of the project in partnership with Vako Imnaishvili, the Ukademics want to address a gap in the market in terms of mobility, considered crucial to a good academic and professional development.
“Those who think that being isolated in your country or in your city brings opportunities and ambitions are sorely mistaken. It is now absolutely essential to have international experience to be more likely to professional success, as almost all companies certainly big business, extend beyond borders. ”
To use the Ukademics just do a desired course of the search, just knowing the input probabilities. After selecting the course and universities can begin the application process.
The platform began by providing the possibility of applying for universities in the UK. “We have an excellent network of contacts and extensive experience in this education system, because that is where I studied.”
This fact joins another great advantage: tuition fees in the UK are 100% subsidized to all European students, regardless of their notes, own financial conditions or guardians, adds responsible . “That is is the perfect destination within Europe and certainly the most welcomes international students.”
United States, Australia and Canada are the countries that follow
Participation in the Big App Fund, the co-founder believes that the premium is above all, the recognition by major investors and industry entrepreneurs. “This means it is no longer an isolated view to a universally accepted view as essential to market innovative able to reinvent the entire industry as booking.com did for hotels around the world.”
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