A university in Devon is using an original approach to try and lure potentially new students to its university over the summer holidays.
The University of Plymouth, in Devon, is touring beaches in Cornwall using an especially designed beach buggy to attract students.
University of Plymouth roadshows started on Wednesday just gone and visit an array of Cornish beaches until the 16th of August.
Plymouth University's Ms Andrea Walters has said that Plymouth wanted to use a fun approach to gaining potential students as well as showing what the area has to offer.
The university buggy is driven by students and travels around the county of Devon visiting different locations including St Mawes, St Ives and Sennen until the daybefore A-level results are released in the UK.
Plymouth university is often cited as one of the top 30 universities in the UK.
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Plymouth University attracting summer students
Fri, 28 Jul 2006

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