Events

Turn your passion for business into a career   For students

Join three European business schools - IE University, ICN Business School and Geneva Business School - as they explore courses, placements, and careers in business. You’ll hear from current business students about their studies at a European business school, and real business graduates about their incredible careers. Find out where a degree in business and management can take you!

Biology taster: pheromones - the scent of love, or lust?   For students

Smells can trigger strong emotions like pleasure and disgust, and even bring back long-forgotten memories. However for many animals, odours are a key way of communicating. Certain chemicals – "pheromones" – can control behaviour, particularly when it comes to mating and reproduction. Dr Will Swaney of Liverpool John Moores University will delve into the biology of this smelly world, exploring how pheromones regulate animal attraction and the role they may (or may not) play in human relations.

How to prepare for exams and tests   For students

Exams and tests can be daunting, but effective revision can help cure some exam nerves and set you up for success! Join this webinar to hear some top tips from university experts, a current university student, and a member of the team at Unifrog about how to balance your revision and rest time, and how to excel in the upcoming exam and test season.

Biochemistry and biotechnology taster: diagnosing and treating mitochondrial disease   For students

Mitochondrial disease affects more than 1 in 5,000 people in the UK, impacting multiple organ systems – most often the brain and skeletal muscles. The disease is very difficult to diagnose, unless there’s a family history, and there’s currently no cure. Join Dr. Gavin McStay and Dr. Iain P. Hargreaves from Liverpool John Moores University as they explore the cutting-edge role of biochemistry and biotechnology in tackling the diagnosis and treatment of this heterogeneous disorder.

How science and artificial intelligence are transforming the future of healthcare   For students

AI and physics are saving lives – AI is guiding cancer treatment in children, fibre-optic tools are helping surgeons see inside the body, and x-ray technology can even detect explosives. What else could be possible? Join medical physics experts from UCL for this session to explore how innovations in imaging and technology are transforming healthcare, and how you could help shape the next breakthrough. Perfect if you’re interested in a future in science or technology!

Discover life at A&O Shearman: apprenticeships at a Magic Circle law firm   For students, parents/guardians and teachers/counselors

Join this exclusive webinar to discover what it’s really like to work at A&O Shearman, one of the world’s leading law firms. Learn about their Solicitor Apprenticeship (applications open Monday 1 December), including entry requirements and the application process. Hear first-hand insights from current apprentices and the Early Careers team — a must-attend session for any aspiring lawyer!

Where could a sociology degree take me?   For students

In this session with the University of Portsmouth, you’ll discover the skills and future careers a sociology degree could unlock for you. You’ll learn more about the value of the social sciences and tackle some of the common myths and misconceptions around subjects like sociology. You’ll also hear from graduates on how sociology is transforming their lives and the lives of others.

Protein power or marketing hype? The science behind ‘healthy’ snacks   For students

Protein bars, protein yoghurts, protein drinks – all around us are examples of foods with added protein. But are these foods going to make us run faster and age slower? Or could they actually contribute to the risk of illness and disease, like Joe Wicks’ ‘Killer Bar’? If you’re interested in health, disease, and nutrition, join the University of Nottingham as we dive into the science of what makes a healthy snack – and the psychology of why people choose to eat what they do.

Business taster: can you be a good leader without doing bad things?   For students

What does it really mean to lead ethically in today’s business world? Can a successful business owner always play by the rules or is there a grey area? In this session with the University of Law, we’ll look into the behaviours that define ethical leadership. We’ll explore the real-world consequences of unethical corporate behaviour, and think about how AI is reshaping the ethical landscape. If you're curious about business or leadership, or the future of ethics, this session is for you.

Part one of a criminal investigation: can you solve the murder?   For students

Join current students and former police officers from Liverpool John Moores University to investigate a fictional murder over two days! In this first session we’ll assess the scene, uncover motives, and identify suspects. Explore the legal system, help us uncover the clues, and find the culprit to solve this case.

Part two of a criminal investigation: can you justify the punishment?   For students

Join current students and former criminal justice practitioners from Liverpool John Moores University to investigate a fictional murder over two days! In this second session, we’ll look at the punishment of our offender. You’ll learn more about the role the prison system plays in society and think about whether we can morally justify punishment.

Psychology taster: why do we fall for fake news?   For students

This session with Bangor University will take a sharp look at how false information spreads and why people fall for it. Using striking historical examples and modern online cases, you’ll discover how emotion, bias, and impulse shape what we believe. You’ll also learn how to spot unreliable claims, check sources, and apply critical thinking to avoid being misled.

Student life at university   For students

Part of Get ready for university: what to do once you’ve applied  event series

Want to know what studying at university is really like? Find out about the sports and societies you can join, and the support services that can help you transition into university life. You’ll also hear from a current student about what a typical day at university really looks like!

Choosing between your university offers   For students

Part of Get ready for university: what to do once you’ve applied  event series

You’ve applied to university, so what’s next? Hear from university experts and a current student to learn how to reply to your offers and what to consider when choosing the best university for you. You’ll also find out what happens if you don’t receive any offers, and what your next steps can be.

How much does university really cost?   For students

Part of Get ready for university: what to do once you’ve applied  event series

Are you worried about the cost of university, and not sure how to make university affordable in the UK? Join this webinar to help you feel more financially prepared. University experts will talk through the student funding options available, how to manage your costs through budgeting and part-time work, and what bursaries and scholarships are available to support you through university.

Home or away for university: what is best for me?   For students

Part of Getting started with university research  event series

Choosing whether to stay at home whilst you study, or move to a different area or country depends on lots of different factors and it can be difficult to make such a big decision! Hear from university experts about what you need to consider when making your decision including costs, opportunities and support, so you can prepare to embark on your next chapter with confidence and excitement.

Graduate power: how a degree can prepare you for your dream career   For students

Part of Getting started with university research  event series

A university degree can help prepare you for your future dream career through lots of exciting opportunities! In this webinar, experts from the universities of Nottingham and Kent will discuss placement opportunities and extracurriculars at university that can help prepare you for the world of work. You’ll also hear from a current employee of UA92 graduate scheme to find out what a typical day looks like.

Studying in London: what to expect   For students

Part of Getting started with university research  event series

Not only is London acknowledged worldwide for excellence in teaching and research, the vibrant and diverse city can provide great opportunities during and after your university studies. Join three London-based universities, SP Jain, Birkbeck and Westminster, to find out more about the benefits of studying, and hear from a current student studying in London to find out what it’s really like.

Preparing for the October application deadline: medicine, dentistry, veterinary science, and Oxbridge   For students

Part of Getting started with university research  event series

Applying early in October means early preparation is key! Hear from admissions experts from the University of Cambridge, medicine, dentistry, and veterinary science on things you can do now to get ready for the deadline, including hints and tips on personal statement writing, admissions tests, and interviews. Get your questions answered now on the process and what makes a great application.

Exploring the flexibility of the four year degree: what makes Scottish degrees different?   For students

Part of Getting started with university research  event series

Discover how Scotland’s four year degree structure gives you time to explore, experiment, and focus your academic direction with options to take courses beyond your main subject as part of your degree. Hear from staff at the universities of Aberdeen and Dundee discussing the benefits of the four year degree and things to consider, and a current student studying at the University of Stirling who will share why they chose to study in Scotland and what they wish they had known!

Contextual admissions: access programmes, summer schools and lower university offers   For students

Part of Getting started with university research  event series

Access programmes, summer schools, and lower university offers through contextual admissions are great opportunities for you to explore studying at university and help you access universities which have competitive applications. Join the universities of Durham, Sussex and Teesside to find out more about the opportunities available, how to find them, and what contextualised offers are.

Unifrog Apprenticeship Fair   For students and parents/guardians

Get involved with National Apprenticeship Week by attending our virtual apprenticeship fair and speaking to 30 employers in just two hours! From understanding apprenticeships to learning what it's like working in different industries and acing your application, join to explore your options and get your questions answered by experts. Click the sign up link to visit our external events platform to see the full list of employers attending, the schedule of live sessions, and register to attend!