Events

Unifrog for Asia - top tips from Rugby School, Thailand   For teachers/counselors

Exclusively for schools in Asia! In this webinar, we’ll cover how to make the most out of Unifrog in your region. We'll take you through key student-facing tools, resources for delivering a comprehensive university and careers curriculum, and ideas for embedding the platform within your school. Join James from Unifrog and Rugby School, Thailand, as they share tips on using the platform to support your students in finding the best next step for them.

Introduction to Unifrog’s Common App Integration (Beginners)   For teachers/counselors

For counselors who have little or no experience of the Common App, but who are interested in using Unifrog’s brilliant Common App integration to help manage applications to the USA. In this webinar, we will briefly introduce you to the Common App as a standalone system for applications to US institutions and then give you an overview of Unifrog’s Common App integration.

Taking a bite of Milton’s ‘Paradise Lost’: an interactive English webinar   For students

In this webinar from the University of Southampton, you’ll explore ‘Paradise Lost’, Milton’s epic tale of free will, beauty, desire, and the fall of Adam and Eve. The session will help you navigate the poem’s intense, poetic world through the theme of eating and nourishment: knowledge as food, digestion as understanding. Discover how one ‘evil meal’ shaped literary history and why Milton’s masterpiece still astonishes readers today. Bring an apple and an appetite for ideas.

How does the law deal with con artists?   For students

Join this deep dive discussion exploring how both criminal and civil law respond to fraud. You’ll examine what happens when a con artist tricks someone into handing over goods, and how the law decides who should keep those goods when a second, innocent buyer is involved. Led by the University of Chester, this session will also include a brief overview of their law courses.

Inside the mRNA vaccines: science that saves lives   For students

This webinar will break down the cutting-edge science behind mRNA. You’ll join Dr Aikaterini Gatsiou from Lancaster University, who’ll explain the vaccines’ potential to revolutionise medicine, from treating diseases like cancer to advancing future healthcare. You’ll also discover how mRNA vaccines work and why they became a turning point in the fight against COVID-19. Perfect for anyone interested in STEM, biotechnology, or the future of medicine!

Neuroscience taster: how does the nervous system work?   For students

Join Dr Sana Hannan from Lancaster University to discover the organisation and function of the nervous system. You’ll examine how it enables communication between the brain, spinal cord, and different parts of the body. You’ll learn about the central and peripheral nervous systems, their key structures, and their roles in processing and transmitting information. And finally, you’ll find out how sensory input, motor output, and higher-order cognitive functions interact in everyday functioning.

The updated Gatsby Benchmarks: What’s new and how to take action   For teachers/counselors

Find out about the new Gatsby Benchmarks direct from the Gatsby Foundation’s Head of Careers, Beth Jones, and the senior adviser for the Next Ten Years at Gatsby, Ryan Gibson. You’ll learn about the thinking behind the changes, and see how they work in real schools. We’ll also be there to show you how to use Unifrog to help your institution meet the updated benchmarks. We’ll share actionable takeaways to make your careers programme even stronger and even more future proof.

Criminology and forensic psychology taster: understanding why children kill   For students

What drives a child to kill? In this webinar from the University of Chester, Dr Janine Carroll and Dr Jayne Price will explore this difficult question through the lenses of psychology and criminology. Starting with an individual, psychological approach, and moving to wider criminological theories, you’ll dive into real case studies to see how both disciplines work together to explain extreme behaviours.

Interactive marketing taster: celebrity branding and cancel culture   For students

How do celebrity agents handle their clients being ‘cancelled’? Join Dr Neil Robinson from Edge Hill University for this hands-on webinar where you’ll be tasked with thinking up your own rebranding strategy for a failed media celebrity! If you’re interested in pursuing a future in marketing, this session will give you a fantastic insight into how celebrities build and maintain their brand in the modern world.

Unifrog University Fair   For students

The global fair to help you choose where to study, how to apply, and prepare for university! Chat to 40 universities from across the world in just two and a half hours including National University of Singapore, Johns Hopkins University, University of Birmingham, and Bocconi University. Choose from 12 live sessions to get an insight into all things university, and get your questions answered via live chat Q&A! Follow the sign up link to register on our exciting external events platform, iVent.

Where can a degree in psychology take me?   For students

Are you fascinated by the human mind? Do you question what prompts human behaviour? A psychology degree will help you analyse human choices, understand emotions, and explore motivations and beliefs to determine human behaviours. Join the University of Southampton to find out what it’s like to work as a psychologist, and life as a psychology student at a uni where research is at the heart of its BPS-accredited psychology programme.

Where could a career in construction take me?   For students

Explore the exciting future open to you with a construction career in this session with Liverpool John Moores University. They’ll talk you through the wide range of roles out there and the strong earning potential construction careers can offer. You’ll also get to meet Helen, Divisional Director at Drees & Sommer UK, who’ll share her career journey since completing her degree in quantity surveying. Join us for the chance to pick her brains about what it takes to rise to the top in construction!

Looking after your mental health and wellbeing at university   For students

Part of University: things you ought to know  event series

Looking after your mind is just as important as looking after your body. In this webinar, Royal Agricultural University, Queen's University Belfast and the University of Bedfordshire will be discussing top tips on supporting yourself and others, where you can find support whilst studying, and when to know if you or a friend needs help.

Everything you need to know about personal statements   For students

Part of University: things you ought to know  event series

Your personal statement is an opportunity to demonstrate your passion and secure that spot on your dream university course. Sign up now to hear from the universities of Suffolk, Surrey and Lancaster to get practical tips for a perfect personal statement, what to and what not to include, and what you can do now to make sure your personal statement really stands out!

Student finance and affordable living at university   For students

Part of University: things you ought to know  event series

Being independent is freeing, but it can also be expensive! Make sure you’re on top of your finances by attending this webinar, where you’ll hear from the universities of Coventry, Glasgow Caledonian and Oxford Brookes on all things student finance, and how to enjoy Freshers’ Week on a budget!

Why are we so obsessed with true crime?   For students

Why is watching crime dramas and documentaries so addictive? What sort of psychological impact do you think watching true crime shows has? And is there any cause for concern when it comes to the nation's appetite for crime programmes? Join the University of Law as we explore the impact of a growing viewership for crime dramas and documentaries. We’ll discuss whether this is having a harmful effect on society, or inspiring a generation of policing professionals, criminologists, and legal experts.

Sports and societies at university   For students

Part of University: things you ought to know  event series

Uni doesn’t just have to be about studying! No matter where you go, you’ll always find students who share your passion, be it sports, music, gaming, reading, or languages. The universities of Leeds Beckett, UWE and Aston are joining us on this webinar to discuss the benefits of sports and societies, how to get involved, and you’ll also hear from a current student about their society experience.

Social media, fake news and conspiracy theories: let’s talk ethics!   For students

This thought-provoking interactive talk from the University of Southampton will explore the ethics of digital influence through a real-world, liberal arts degree case study. In an age dominated by social media, misinformation spreads faster than ever, shaping opinions and fuelling conspiracy theories. We'll dive into how fake news spreads, why conspiracy theories thrive, and what responsibilities people, platforms, and society hold in this ever-changing landscape.

Where could a degree in politics take me?   For students

Are you interested in studying politics at university, but not sure what jobs you could get after graduating? Presented by Dr Daniel Devine, Associate Professor in Politics from the University of Southampton, this webinar will take you through a range of career options. You’ll hear about specific career paths, like the route to joining the civil service, as well as roles you might not have come across before, like a management consultant, auditor, solicitor or journalist!

University mini-masterclass: where could a degree in visual and performing arts take you?   For students

Part of University mini-masterclasses  event series

Ever wondered what studying the arts at university is really like and which careers it can lead to? Join us for this degree discovery session where experts from The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, Leeds Arts University, and Arts University Bournemouth explore courses and careers in the visual and performing arts.

University mini-masterclass: the digital age of business and entrepreneurship   For students

Part of University mini-masterclasses  event series

Ever wondered what studying business and entrepreneurship at university is really like? Join us for three mini-lectures that give you an inside look at the latest trending topics and cutting-edge research being taught at universities today! You’ll hear from the University of Portsmouth London, Queen Margaret University Edinburgh, and Sheffield Hallam as they explore ecommerce, entrepreneurship, and the role of AI in starting a new business.

Introducing Unifrog for primary schools   For teachers/counselors

Be the first to hear about our new PSHE and Careers platform for UK primary schools! We want to get children thinking about their futures and skills from an early age to broaden horizons, maintain high aspirations, and challenge stereotypes. Discover how Unifrog can help schools meet the PSHE Association, DfE, and CDI learning aims for PSHE and careers education - and help children develop into well-rounded young people with an understanding of their role in society and the impact they can have.

Thinking about studying at the University of Surrey?   For students and parents/guardians

Are you an international student thinking about applying to the UK? Join us to learn more about what life is like studying at the University of Surrey. At Surrey, you’ll become part of a diverse community representing over 140 nationalities, benefit from world-renowned research centres, and a vibrant arts scene. Hear first-hand from current international students and get practical tips on applying, writing your personal statement, and exploring scholarship opportunities.

University mini-masterclass: criminology and psychology beyond the TV screen   For students

Part of University mini-masterclasses  event series

Ever wondered what studying criminology and psychology at university is really like beyond the TV screen? Join us for three mini-lectures that give you an inside look at the latest trending topics and cutting-edge research being taught at universities today! You’ll hear from experts at Bangor University, the University of Central Lancashire, and University College Birmingham talking about forensic psychology, projects supporting those in prison, and much more!

University mini-masterclass: the latest developments shaping healthcare   For students

Part of University mini-masterclasses  event series

Ever wondered what studying nursing and allied health courses at university is really like? Join us for three mini-lectures that give you an inside look at the latest trending topics and cutting-edge research being taught at universities today! You’ll hear from experts at Cardiff University, Newman University Birmingham, and the University of East Anglia.

Thinking about studying at the University of Birmingham?   For students and parents/guardians

Join the University of Birmingham to learn why international students from over 150 countries call it their home. Birmingham is known for its world-leading research and facilities, such as an Olympic-sized swimming pool and the Barber Institute of Fine Arts. In 2024, it was ranked top for graduate employability by The Times. Discover how to apply and get tips for writing a strong personal statement while exploring everything this university can offer you as an international student.

University mini-masterclass: explore the latest in law and legal studies   For students

Part of University mini-masterclasses  event series

Ever wondered what studying law at university is really like? Join us for three mini-lectures that give you an inside look at the latest trending topics and cutting-edge research being taught at universities today! You’ll hear from experts at SOAS, University of Wolverhampton, and the University of Hertfordshire as they uncover the latest developments in law and legal studies.

University mini-masterclass: from aerospace engineering to game creation – unlock your future with a degree in STEM   For students

Part of University mini-masterclasses  event series

Ever wondered what studying STEM at university is really like? Join us for three mini-lectures that give you an inside look at the latest trending topics and cutting-edge research being taught at universities today! You’ll hear from experts at the University of Westminster, Heriot-Watt University, and Bournemouth University discuss topics from aerospace engineering to game creation and more!

Interactive English webinar: who ‘owns’ George Orwell?   For students

In this interactive conversation with the University of Birmingham, you’ll explore different attitudes to George Orwell, the writer behind classics like ‘Animal Farm’ and ‘1984’. Professor Nathan Waddell will explain how and why different groups across the political spectrum think that their Orwell is the ‘real’ Orwell. You’ll look at the views of libertarians who see him as a writer firmly opposed to state-sponsored socialism, to left-leaning progressives who see him as one of their champions.

How to navigate clearing   For students

Explore all aspects of the clearing process for UK universities, including what clearing is, how to navigate clearing hotlines on results day, and how to stay calm during the process. Hear from universities and a current student, who found their university place through clearing, to find out about what you should consider, and hints and tips to help find the right university place for you!