Events

Unifrog's complete SEL & PSHE Lesson Pack   For teachers/counselors

For international teachers and counselors. In this webinar, we’ll introduce you to our complete SEL & PSHE lesson pack. This whole-school lesson pack contains over 80 lesson plans, enabling SEL and PSHE leaders to deliver a complete social - emotional learning curriculum. The pack is based on the new ISCA framework, meeting ISCA objectives and CASEL competencies as well as covering important PSHE topics. Sign up today!

Supporting applications to selective institutions with the University of Cambridge, Johns Hopkins University, and the University of Toronto   For teachers/counselors

Join The University of Cambridge, Johns Hopkins university and the University of Toronto as they host a virtual information session for school counsellors. In this session, you'll gain a comprehensive overview of the postsecondary education in each country and will highlight the wealth of opportunities that are on offer both inside and outside of the classroom. Most importantly, you’ll also learn about the application and admission processes for your high school students.

History’s mysteries: why do we study the past?   For students

Unsolved puzzles. Untold secrets. These are part of what piques our curiosity about the past. They’re also part of what keeps History relevant. Join this session with Lancaster University to delve into some of History’s mysteries and discover how studying History can help you develop a wide range of professional skills!

Meet the students: What is university really like?   For students

Current university students are taking over the fair to tell you their honest experiences and things they wish they’d known. Chat to students at 30 universities including Loughborough University, University of Exeter, and SOAS. Get insider tips on extracurricular activities to boost your personal statement, the best student bank accounts, what to pack, and how to prepare for living away from home.

Economics: A tool to understand the world   For students

Presented by Harry Rolls, Department of Economics, Lancaster University. Economics is a discipline with principles and models that are used worldwide, from solving unemployment, to deciding where to invest money, to choosing how to spend your free time. This talk will show you what economics is all about and how an economist's way of thinking can be applied to many situations in your daily life. We will also explore what it is like as an economics student and what you can do after university!

Open the Door to Your Financial Career   For students

Presented by Paul McCormick, Lancaster University. Do you know that there are over a dozen different financial sectors? Do you know there are things you can do now to ‘hit the ground running’ and take advantage of these opportunities before you arrive at university? Join this session to hear about a specific university first-year opportunity you must apply for the month before you arrive at university and what to expect when studying Accounting and Finance!

See the bigger picture - why study Sociology?   For students

Sociology is about exploring the big issues in today’s world. Why do gender inequalities still exist? How does our consumption affect our sense of identity? What will be the sociological impact of the cost-of-living crisis? How can young people have agency in climate change policy? Find out by studying Sociology. You can analyse a situation, ask the right questions, see the bigger picture, and develop a wide range of professional skills to help support your future career ambitions.

Management, Technology and Work- what does the future hold?   For students

Delivered by Dr Divya Jyoti and Dr Kostas Amiridis, Lancaster University. Certainties about organising our lives, our work and our technologies are being challenged by unprecedented difficulties. It is more critical than ever to understand management and business, work and the future nature of work, and our dependence on technology in the coming years – the future will belong to those who can think about these topics and understand them.

Making a real-world impact - why study Geography?   For students

Interested in global issues and enjoy learning about people and their societies, economies, cultures, and the environment? A degree in Geography might be a great fit for you. Join Dr Nicholas Barrand at the University of Birmingham to learn more about how their research-led teaching will help you graduate as a highly employable, independent global citizen with a broad range of transferable skills.

Unifrog Teacher and Advisor Conference - Leeds   For teachers/counselors

Join us in Leeds to network with top universities, employers, and careers leaders! There will be live panels and breakout sessions on topics including personal statements, university references, meeting the Gatsby Benchmarks, and evidencing student journeys. This event is sponsored by the British Army. Can’t make this date? Come to the same conference in London on 23 May instead!

Modern Languages: Why they matter and where they can take you   For students

Join Bangor University to discover how studying Modern Languages can open the door to many exciting and varied career paths. From working in politics, international relations and diplomacy to business and entrepreneurship - studying languages can be the key to unlocking your future!

Understanding the world around you - why study Earth Sciences?   For students

Whether your interest lies in Paleontology, Geology, Environmental Engineering or Sustainability; a degree in Earth Sciences prepares you for a career in a broad range of industries positioned to tackle global challenges. Join Dr James Bendle at the University of Birmingham to explore where an Earth Science degree can take you.

Careers in engineering   For students

Part of Day in the life  webinar series

If you love maths and science and you want to find out how to apply them to complex, real-world problems, a career in engineering might be for you. Sign up to this webinar to hear from Stagecoach, Royal Navy and Dyson to find out what an average day in engineering looks like, the key skills you’ll need in the role, and expert tips on how to apply.

Through the legal lens: a day in the life of a solicitor   For students

Part of Day in the life  webinar series

If you're considering a career in law join this webinar to find out from solicitors at CMS, Ashurst and Burgess Salmon about what it’s like to work in the legal profession, the skills you’ll need, and top tips from the experts on how to apply.

Unlocking tomorrow's potential: working with children   For students

Part of Day in the life  webinar series

Do you want to help shape the minds of future generations? A career in education and teaching can be very rewarding, with plenty of avenues of work to choose from. Join Bright Horizons and Get into Teaching to find out about the skills you’ll need for a career in education and teaching, and see whether it could be your best next step.

Tech trailblazers: discover your career in tech   For students

Part of Day in the life  webinar series

Whether we’re flying planes, performing surgery, or playing video games, technology is a major part of all our lives. Want to know if the tech industry is for you? Sign up now to find out from Centrica and the MET Office what it takes to work in technology, and discover exciting opportunities for kick-starting your career in tech.

Unifrog Teacher and Advisor Conference - London   For teachers/counselors

Join us in London to network with top universities, employers, and careers leaders! There will be live panels and breakout sessions on topics including personal statements, university references, meeting the Gatsby Benchmarks, and evidencing student journeys. This event is sponsored by the University of Bedfordshire and the British Army. Can’t make this date? Come to the same conference in Leeds on 16 May instead!

The good, the bad, and the sickly: Dictators as political leaders   For students

Many are familiar with Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin as modern dictators. But how do we discuss dictators as a type of political leader? How do we categorise them, and what does this tell us about how they act. The politics of perception are vital to understanding politics in countries that lacked fair elections and a free press. Looking at a selection on 20th Century dictators, we will ask questions about how they are perceived and how they govern. Join Bangor University to explore these fascin

Looking after your mental health and wellbeing at university   For students

Part of University: things you ought to know  webinar series

Looking after your mind is just as important as looking after your body. In this webinar, the Lincoln and Sunderland universities will be discussing top tips on supporting yourself and others, and when to know if you or a friend needs support. We are also joined by the OLLIE Foundation, who are here to ensure you get the support you need through your big change.

Student finance and affordable living at university   For students

Part of University: things you ought to know  webinar series

Being independent is freeing, but can be expensive! Make sure you are on top of your finances by attending this webinar, where you will hear from the universities of Huddersfeild, Essex, Leeds Trinity, and London City, on all things student finance, and how to enjoy freshers on a budget!

Extracurricular activities and societies at university   For students

Part of University: things you ought to know  webinar series

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

Tea Time Taboo - The Ethics of Cannibalism (Philosophy, Ethics and Religion)   For students

Embark on a captivating journey into the ethics of cannibalism! Join our lecture as we delve into survival cannibalism, ancient rituals, and the cutting-edge world of "clean meat" technology—where human flesh is cloned. Uncover the moral dilemmas, cultural nuances, and futuristic possibilities that challenge our perceptions of taboo. This is a thrilling exploration of humanity's most controversial practices—prepare to be intrigued and challenged. Join Bangor University to learn more!

Thinking through Writing: How wording thoughts makes you think better   For students

What is writing? Writing is art, and craft, a human faculty, and a humane impulse. From cave walls to touch screens, the purpose stays: writing serves communication. It starts with uttering sounds and then words, but writing takes the life of the mind to a whole new level. Join Dr Mattia Gallotti from LIS on a journey beyond the view that writing comes after thinking. All the joys and struggles of writing come down to one thing: we write to understand what we think. Writing is thinking.

Is Alexa listening? Data surveillance in the UK   For students

‘Big brother is watching!’ as the famous quote goes. Big brother is also listening, recording, tracking and predicting human behaviour. Join Bangor University to discover why data surveillance is so present in our everyday lives. We will consider the theory behind surveillance, why we as a society are comfortable with data surveillance and add to the systems needed to track our every move. This webinar will also look at how the technology for data surveillance has evolved over the years.

One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter   For students

What is terrorism? Let's take some time to talk about terrorism. Explore the intricate dynamics of modern terrorism in this session with Bangor University, delving into its historical roots, evolving tactics, and the complex structures in place to police terrorism. Take some time to identify case studies linking to terrorism, and discuss the strategies for prevention and response in todays globalised world.

How invasive species thrive in the era of plastic waste   For students

Pollution and invasive species are two of most concerning environmental challenges we face. In an age where plastic use is on the rise, it turns out plastic waste might be creating new habitats where invasive species can thrive and spread. Join lecturers from Liverpool John Moores University to understand more about this problem and what can be done about it, and hear how studying a degree in Geography or Environmental Science can open the door to an exciting and fulfilling career.

Unifrog University Fair   For students

From acing your application, to understanding student finance, and learning more about what it's like to study in different countries, this fair is a great opportunity to get all your questions answered by the experts. Join top universities from around the world to speak to their representatives and attend live sessions to get an insight into all things university.

History taster lecture   For students

Part of Taster lectures  webinar series

Do you want to explore a range of time periods and locations as well as develop valuable research and writing skills? If so, History might be the degree for you! Join this webinar to experience what a History lecture at university would be like with the universities of Winchester, Durham and Teesside!

Sociology and Criminology taster lecture   For students

Part of Taster lectures  webinar series

Are you fascinated by crime and its causes, effects and social impact? If so, join us for this webinar from the universities of Kent, Birkbeck, London Metropolitan and Essex to experience what studying Sociology or Criminology at university is really like!

Maths taster lecture   For students

Part of Taster lectures  webinar series

Do you find maths fascinating due to its precision and logic? Want to understand its role as a fundamental tool in understanding the universe? If so, gain a glimpse into studying maths at university by joining this taster lecture with the universities of Stirling, Liverpool John Moores and Exeter to explore mathematics in more detail!

Creative arts taster lecture   For students

Part of Taster lectures  webinar series

'Creative arts' covers a huge range of courses, from graphic design to jewellery and woodworking. If you have an eye for detail and enjoy being innovative, this subject area might be for you! Join this webinar with the universities of Solent, Hertfordshire, Norwich University of the Arts and Rose Bruford College speaking about the landscape of creativity in the face of AI developments to experience what attending a lecture at university is like!

Medicine taster lecture   For students

Part of Taster lectures  webinar series

If you're fascinated by how the human body works and have a genuine concern for the welfare of others, medicine could be the perfect subject for you! Join this taster lecture with the universities of Keele and Bristol to experience what a lecture at university about the future of medicine and technology could be like.

Law taster lecture   For students

Part of Taster lectures  webinar series

Are you interested in Law and how it governs our personal, social, economic, and political relationships? If so, get a glimpse into studying Law at university with this taster lecture on Law, ethics and morality with the universities of Sheffield Hallam, Chester, SOAS and Canterbury Christ Church.

Webster University across Europe!   For students

The Best American Education in Europe. Webster University is a worldwide institution that ensures high quality experiences that transform students for global citizenship and individual excellence. Learn more about Webster University's global network during this webinar hosted by 4 campuses across Europe!

The importance of psychology in preparing athletes for Major Games   For students

The Olympic and/or Paralympic Games are the focal point of many elite athletes’ career. To ensure peak performance in such events, athletes need to dedicate time to not only the physical preparations, but also the mental preparations. This workshop introduces students to the experiences of athletes who have competed at major Games, and the role that sport psychology can play in preparing athletes for such events.

Discover 5 Slow-Burn Romances beyond 'One Day'!  

One Day works by delaying the resolution we all want, cranking up the tension while we watch Dex and Em refusing to see they are meant for each other. Why is this such a winning formula? What’s the story with past slow burn romances One Day builds on? And how many of them end happily ever after? Find out how lots of other characters refuse to be footnotes in someone else’s story.