New Minds 2019

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By Tom McGrath
11/06/19

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New Minds 2019 Applications Are Now Open!

Contents

1. New Minds 2019

2. How to apply

3. Additional Information

New Minds 2019 by DROPOUT

We are searching for the 2019 graduates with the ideas of tomorrow. We are looking for individuals whose projects demonstrate the power of creativity. Applications are open to all BA and MA graduates from creative courses across the UK. You have until midnight on 1st August 2019 to apply. Good Luck!

Subtitle

New Minds 2019 Applications Are Now Open!

Contents

1. New Minds 2019

2. How to apply

3. Additional Information

We are searching for the 2019 graduates with the ideas of tomorrow. We are looking for individuals whose projects demonstrate the power of creativity. Applications are open to all BA and MA graduates from creative courses across the UK. You have until midnight on 1st August 2019 to apply. Good Luck!
1. New Minds 2019

New Minds by DROPOUT is searching for this years best and brightest university graduates. We want to find the next generation of creatives with innovative and forward thinking ideas that can help change the World.

The final graduates selected will receive a feature length article, a podcast/video interview and the opportunity to work on an exclusive collaborative project with DROPOUT. We look forward to receiving your final applications. Good luck!

2. How to apply

APPLY FOR NEW MINDS 2019 HERE Applications are open until midnight on 1st August 2019 and are open to all BA and MA graduates from creative courses across the UK.

For this years New Minds campaign we will be selecting 5 final graduates. Alongside the final candidates, a selection of the best unsuccessful applicants will also be featured on DROPOUT. Feel free to get in touch via our social media channels (@dropout_mag) or via journal@dropoutmag.com with any questions.

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