The Sixth Form College Farnborough and the University for the Creative Arts (UCA) have officially strengthened their ties by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), paving the way for exciting new opportunities for both students and staff.

The landmark agreement aims to turn the local area into a thriving hub for creative excellence. By blending the college's classroom learning with UCA's world-class university resources, the partnership will foster hands-on, practice-based education and vital knowledge exchange.

“We are delighted to recognise our partnership with UCA by the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding.  The agreement creates fantastic opportunities for our students, while offering our staff invaluable professional collaboration, to ensure that our curriculum remains at the cutting edge of the sector.

We look forward to a future of shared innovation, bridging the gap between our classrooms and the creative industries to empower the next generation of talent.” - Zoe Smallman, Principal of The Sixth Form College Farnborough

Emma Hobbs, Assistant Principal of The Sixth Form College Farnborough also added - We are delighted to further develop our partnership with the University for the Creative Arts. This collaboration brings exciting opportunities for our staff and students to share knowledge, develop their skills and celebrate creativity.

Professor Mark Ellul, Joint Vice-Chancellor at UCA, also shared “This MoU marks our intent to foster a genuine and mutually beneficial collaboration with The Sixth Form College Farnborough.

We hope that this agreement will promote practice-based education and knowledge exchange, making the local area a centre for creative excellence.”

We look forward to seeing the incredible innovation, collaboration, and talent that will undoubtedly emerge from this brilliant new chapter!