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Essay Programme Poster

The Homerton College Essay Programme is intended to equip participants with key skills that are considered highly desirable by university admissions tutors such as critical reading, research design and essay writing. 

Students will have access to a selection of subject-specific and skills-based webinars and resources from   April to July 2025 . Our resources will provide you with the grounding to devise and produce your own essay in response to a choice of questions related to the programme's theme: 'Building a Healthy and Sustainable World '. 

All programme participants who successfully submit an essay on one of the set questions by the deadline will be put in the running to be selected to attend Homerton College's free, in-person Sustainability Student Conference in   late August 2025.

Prizes and awards will be given to the most impressive entries to the Essay Programme. 

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