Showing posts with label Ian Palmer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ian Palmer. Show all posts

Friday, 7 August 2026

Clearing Q&A with Prof Ian Palmer 13 Aug 2026

Questions about Clearing? Online Q&A 13 Aug
Got questions about Clearing? Join us for our online Q&A next Thursday 13 August and get advice on your next steps from Escape Studios’ Principal, Professor Ian Palmer.

🚀 Thursday 13th August
🚀 1:00 - 2:00 PM
🚀 Online (via Zoom)

https://www.escapestudios.ac.uk/clearing/?utm_source=esc&utm_medium=x&utm_campaign=clearing2026

What is Clearing?
UCAS Clearing is the system in the UK that helps students find and secure open university and college spots. You can use the Clearing process if you missed your exam grades, applied late after June 30, didn't get any offers, or changed your mind. 

Tuesday, 25 November 2025

Undergraduate Q&A with Ian Palmer 9 Dec 2025

Join us on Tuesday 9th Dec from 5pm - 6pm GMT for an online undergraduate Q&A with Escape Studios' Principal Ian Palmer. 

This online event is an opportunity to find out more about Escape Studios from the man who knows us best - Professor Ian Palmer.  To sign up for this free event, follow this link. 

Friday, 1 December 2023

Q&A With Ian Palmer on Wed 6 December 4.30pm

Dr Ian Palmer
On Wednesday 6th December our Principal, Dr Ian Palmer, will be online - answering questions about our undergraduate courses at Escape Studios.  Keyboards at the ready - we can't wait to hear from you! 

Dr Ian Palmer is the Principal of Escape Studios, and knows more about what we do at Escape Studios than pretty much anyone else. 

Wednesday, 9 March 2022

The VFX Festival Today - "Emerging Talent"

Ian Palmer leads a panel at the VFX Festival
The VFX Festival is Back! Today's event is titled "Emerging Talent" and takes place all day today Wednesday, 9th March.  The day is aimed at students currently studying within Higher or Further Education, with a focus on jobs, careers and employment. 

What are the crucial skills needed to find work in the industry today? What vacancies are out there, and how can students tailor their demo reels to meet the current needs of industry?