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Meet the faces behind our Clearing call centre 👋💙

From answering your questions to talking through your options and helping with applications, this is the team on the other end of the phone throughout Clearing.

If you need us, just give the team a call or drop us a message 👇

📞 03330 432 414
💬 Live chat via our website

And if you join UoG through Clearing, you could get £5,000 off halls, plus free society membership and more!*


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Clearing is officially open at UoG 💙

If your plans have changed, you didn’t get the results you expected, or you’re still deciding what’s next, our team is here to help.

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See UoG for yourself at our Campus Visit Day👋💙

Joining us this September? Or thinking about it... 👀 This one is for you!

🗓️ Friday 14 August - 10am - 1:30pm
📅 Saturday 15 August 2026 - 11am – 1:30pm
📍 Cheltenham & Gloucester campuses (including a first look at City!)

Here’s what’s waiting for you:
✨ Apply and get your offer on the day
✨ Chat with academic staff and support teams
✨ Take a student-led campus tour
✨ Explore accommodation options
✨ Get Clearing advice and answers to all your questions

Find out more and sign up via the link here 👉 https://bit.ly/4fXWKB6

Shooting TikToks trackside at an F1 Grand Prix? All part of the day job for Owen 🏁🏎️

After graduating with a First in Sports Journalism in 2021, UoG alumnus Owen Maers is now a Social Media Executive at Atlassian Williams F1 Team.

His day-to-day can involve everything from shooting and editing iPhone content to writing captions, planning the content calendar and creating ideas for social. And when he’s trackside, that means capturing content from Grands Prix around the world.

It’s been quite the journey to get there. Since graduating, he’s worked with Sky Bet, joined 433 and covered a World Cup Final, moved into motorsport with Pace Six Four, worked across Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team, Silverstone and World Supercross Championship, and even watched Lewis Hamilton win the 2024 British Grand Prix while working trackside.

Since joining Williams in January 2025, he’s covered 15 races trackside, worked on car launches and F1 events — and somehow already found himself in two helicopters along the way 🚁

His time at UoG helped build the filming, writing and creative skills he still uses every day, with working for Cheltenham Town during his third year proving particularly valuable.

“Say yes to every opportunity that you feasibly can, as you never know who you may meet or what you may learn from it. Put the work in outside of your classes to expand your skills and portfolio — the degree is a great way to get your foot in the door, but you have to be dedicated outside of Uni too.”

Swipe through to see how his journey took him from UoG to the F1 paddock 🏁