Success for Black Students is a King's College London programme dedicated to supporting aspiring Black engineers and physicists at school and university. The programme addresses the educational challenges faced by Black students, who often experience lower attainment in key STEM subjects like maths and physics, leading to fewer achieving 2.1 or 1st class degrees. This gap contributes to under-representation in STEM careers, a concern highlighted by the Hamilton Commission Report, which explores barriers to the recruitment and progression of Black individuals in UK motorsport and STEM fields.
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- Employees
- 1
- Founded
- -
- Address
- London, Gb
- Industry
- Education
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- Keywords
- Outreach, Education, STEM.
- HQ
- London
- Competitors
- The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust, School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences, Black Female Academics' Network, Legal4Tech, SiSTEM UK, Black Women in Science, BioForward, Inc., Women in Neuroscience UK, Institute of Biomedical Engineering (BMT) - University of Stuttgart, Munich Institute of Biomedical Engineering.
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Success For Black Students Programme | King'S College London's LinkedIn profile is https://uk.linkedin.com/company/sfbs-kcl
Success For Black Students Programme | King'S College London has
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Success For Black Students Programme | King'S College London's industry is
Education
Success For Black Students Programme | King'S College London's top competitors are
The Shrewsbury And Telford Hospital Nhs Trust,
School Of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences,
Black Female Academics' Network,
Legal4tech,
Sistem Uk,
Black Women In Science,
Bioforward, Inc.,
Women In Neuroscience Uk,
Institute Of Biomedical Engineering (Bmt) - University Of Stuttgart,
Munich Institute Of Biomedical Engineering.
Success For Black Students Programme | King'S College London's categories are Education
Success For Black Students Programme | King'S College London's founding year is 2022
