GSA Careers: Saltire Scholars Programme Information Session and Q&A

Schedule

Wed Oct 07 2026 at 02:00 pm to 03:00 pm

UTC+01:00
Location

Ground Floor Lecture Theatre, Bourdon Building, The Glasgow School of Art | Glasgow, SC

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Join us for this information session and Q&A opportunity focused on the Saltire Scholars Programme.
About this Event

The Saltire Scholars Programme, delivered by Entrepreneurial Scotland, helps university students across Scotland build the skills, confidence and experience to prepare for their future careers. The programme is open to penultimate and final-year undergraduate students, giving them the opportunity to apply to a paid UK internship, or a fully funded international summer internship.

In this session Saltire Scholars Programme staff will deliver information relating to this year’s programme and what you can expect from it. During the session they will discuss:

  • What the Saltire Scholars Programme offers and what you can gain from taking part
  • The paid UK and fully funded international internships available
  • How the programme can help you build your employability and professional experience
  • What to expect from the application and assessment process
  • The learning, development and wider opportunities available throughout the programme

During the session there will be time to ask the Saltire Scholars team, and GSA Careers Team, your questions.

This event will be of interest to penultimate and final-year undergraduate students interested in pursuing a paid internship opportunity over the summer.

Please sign up to attend this event by registering here.

If you have any questions ahead of the event, please email the GSA Careers Team on [email protected]

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Where is it happening?

Ground Floor Lecture Theatre, Bourdon Building, The Glasgow School of Art, Scott Street, Glasgow, United Kingdom

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