Events

Music taster: how do you build a career in the music industry?

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What does it take to work in the music industry? In this session with the University of Southampton, you’ll explore the wide range of careers that keep music moving, from performance to production and beyond. You’ll learn about the skills music professionals need, how the industry’s changing, and what it’s like to build a career in a competitive and creative field.

Interactive session: could you be a great accountant?

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Can you run a successful business? Join the University of Plymouth for an interactive session where you’ll decide how to invest a limited budget across people, sustainability, and growth. In this webinar, you'll learn how to make tough financial choices that impact reputation and success, understand how accountants shape communities, and discover why these skills open doors to unexpected career paths.

Inside the mRNA vaccines: science that saves lives

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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!

Degree apprenticeships explained

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Part of event series: University discovery: HE advice and the things you ought to know

Join our webinar to discover how degree apprenticeships let you earn a salary, gain real work experience, and graduate with a university degree. Learn how they work, how to apply, and find out what a typical day for a degree apprentice looks like. This session will give you the insights you need to take the next step, get your questions answered, and help you decide if degree apprenticeships are the right route for you.

Everything you need to know about personal statements

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Part of event series: University discovery: HE advice and the things you ought to know

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

Navigating the maze of student finance and savvy living at university

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Part of event series: University discovery: HE advice and the things you ought to know

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 universities on all things UK student finance, including information about loans, scholarships and bursaries, and how to enjoy your university experience on a budget with top tips for sensible spending and budgeting.

Life at university: beyond the books

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Part of event series: University discovery: HE advice and the things you ought to know

How do I find my people at university? From sports teams and gaming communities to music, volunteering, and everything in between, university is about much more than lectures and assignments. Join our live webinar to hear directly from universities about the opportunities waiting for you outside the classroom, discover how to get involved from day one, and hear from a current student about what university life is really like.

Economics taster: does money make us happy?

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How do we make choices, and what really drives happiness? In this session with the University of Plymouth you’ll explore how economics helps to explain our everyday decisions, from spending time and money to responding to pressure. Using real-world examples, you’ll discover how economists think about behaviour and wellbeing, and why happiness is about more than just income.

What can comic books teach us about great leadership?

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In this session with the University of Chester, explore 'Graphic Leadership', a comic series that turns real workplace experiences into visual stories. Discover how comics can make complex ideas easier to understand, build empathy, and help teams explore decision-making, communication and leadership in a more engaging way.

Graphic design taster: how can design create change?

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How can graphic design influence the way people think and act? Join this session with the University of Southampton to explore how designers use creativity to respond to social, cultural, and environmental issues. Through a live project with Kew Gardens, discover how ideas develop from concept to outcome, and how tools like 3D modelling can be used to create engaging visual stories.

What do criminologists actually do?

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Curious about what drives criminal behaviours? In this session, you’ll join St Mary’s University, Twickenham to discover what criminologists do every day. Through case studies and polling, you’ll look at policing challenges, prison overcrowding, and emerging forms of crime and harm, and start to think about the type of criminologist you might want to be. You’ll also learn about studying crime and punishment at university, and discover the doors a criminology degree could open for you.

Pharmacology and pharmaceutical science: solutions in health, from lab to life

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‘Just think about the idea that two compounds, almost completely identical but subtly different, could be the difference between healing a disease and killing you.’ In this webinar, Dr Steve Hall from Lancaster University will help you discover how drugs are developed, how they interact with living systems, and how they affect our bodies – crucial to health in our society. You’ll also learn what it’s like to study pharmacology or pharmaceutical science at university.

Mini-masterclass: future ready business founders and mastering entrepreneurship in an AI driven world

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Part of event series: University mini-masterclasses

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 Hertfordshire, Royal Agricultural University and University of Portsmouth London as they explore entrepreneurship, start-up success and skills to thrive in an AI-powered world.

Mini-masterclass: thinking like a psychologist

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Part of event series: University mini-masterclasses

Ever wondered what studying psychology 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 Birmingham, Sheffield Hallam University and University College Birmingham as unpack topics such as the psychology of pain!

What makes the UK a great place to study?

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Part of event series: Study in the UK

Thinking about studying in the UK? Join this session to explore what makes the UK one of the world’s most popular study destinations for international students. UK universities offer many benefits, from world-class teaching and student life to global career prospects. Hear from representatives from the University of Surrey, the University of Essex and Keele University, and get practical tips on choosing the right course and applying successfully.

Mini-masterclass: explore the latest in law and legal studies

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Part of event series: University mini-masterclasses

Dive into the future of legal practice and the foundations of British justice in this university taster session for aspiring law students. Academics from the universities of Bournemouth, Loughborough and Bradford will discuss the 'unwritten' British Constitution, navigating law in the AI world, and trace 25 years of family law as it adapts to our changing society in three mini-lectures giving you a glimpse into what studying law at university is really like!

Mini-masterclass: exploring the theories that shape education

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Part of event series: University mini-masterclasses

Ever wondered what studying education studies 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 University of Warwick, University of Wolverhampton, Nottingham Trent University and University of Winchester as they explore why we learn the way that we do.

Delivering high quality modern work experience with Unifrog

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Discover how Unifrog can support you with the upcoming changes to work experience guidance. We’ll walk you through the latest developments, including the Equalex framework and 'meaningful work experience', and show you how to make the most of Unifrog to build a high quality, impactful WEX programme. We'll also be joined by a WEX coordinator who’ll share best practice and practical tips for using the placements database to successfully manage and enhance work experience for your students.

Mini-masterclass: from stage to studio, exploring opportunities in creative and performing arts

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Part of event series: University mini-masterclasses

Ever wondered what studying the creative and performing arts at university is really like and which careers it can lead to? Join us for this degree discovery session where experts and current students from The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts and the University of Birmingham explore the opportunities both on and off the stage.

Mini-masterclass: how engineers shape the world around us

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Part of event series: University mini-masterclasses

From civil engineering to chemical engineering, this session will explore how engineers are shaping the world around us. 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 Imperial College London, Heriot-Watt University and Bangor University.

Everything you need to know about being a student in the UK

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Part of event series: Study in the UK

What’s it really like to study in the UK as an international student? Join current students from Leeds Beckett University, London Metropolitan University, and the University of Birmingham as they share honest insights into student life. They’ll talk about settling into a new country, managing studies, making friends, and adapting to university life in the UK. Bring your questions and hear the advice they wish they’d known before starting their journey.

Business taster: how brands build loyal fans

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Why do we remember some brands and forget others? In this session with the University of Bath, you’ll explore how businesses create strong, memorable brands that people trust and follow. Discover how awareness grows into loyalty and advocacy, and learn the key stages of building brand success. Come along if you're curious about marketing, business, or how brands influence what we buy!

Politics taster: should 16 year olds be allowed to vote?

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More democratic countries are committing to 'Votes-at-16', but does this make sense? Are 16-17-year-olds ‘adults’ who deserve the right to representation? 18-24-year-olds are far less likely to vote than any other group, so should we be looking to increase, not decrease, the voting age? Join Lancaster University to explore the evidence related to this debate and its relevance to key political ideas such as the nature of adulthood, democratic representation, and inter-generational fairness.

Business taster: what does AI mean for the future of management?

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how businesses operate and how decisions are made. Its influence is growing rapidly, but success still depends on how managers choose to use it. This session with the University of Essex will explore what managers actually do, how their responsibilities are evolving, and what AI means for the future of business leadership. Learn how being aware of AI now can give you an edge in your future studies and career.

Where can an English degree take you?

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Studying English at university is about more than just reading and discussing things like books, comics, films, and plays. It opens the door to a range of careers (including ones you wouldn’t expect) and gives you a rounded, critical perspective on the world. Join Edward Paleit from City St George’s, University of London for an interactive tour of what a modern English degree looks like and the creative, critical, and professional skills it can give you.

What universities really want to see in your engineering application

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Join the University of Hertfordshire to explore the key entry requirements for different engineering subject areas. The session will cover qualifications, grade expectations, and desirable skills like problem-solving, teamwork, and analytical thinking. Gain insight into what universities look for in strong applicants and how to prepare for a successful application to engineering courses.

Get ahead: Unifrog's PSHE Lesson Pack updates for September 2026

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Find out how Unifrog's PSHE Lesson Pack can support you to ensure compliance with the updated DfE RSHE statutory guidance and PSHE Association objectives for September teaching. You'll be able to see where changes fit into the spiral curriculum and learn more about Unifrog’s exciting new lessons.

How to win the world cup – with science!

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What separates the world's best football teams from the rest? Increasingly, the answer lies in sport science. Join Northumbria University to explore how cutting-edge research, data analytics, and performance technology are transforming the way elite football teams prepare, compete, and recover on the world's biggest stage.

Parents and caregivers session: what will their first few months at university be like?

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When your young person goes to university, you want to know they’re safe and happy, with support and advice available if they need it. Join the University of Leicester to explore those crucial first few months at university. Their team will give insight into what your young person may experience, as well as guidance on how to help build their resilience. You’ll also learn more about the support services available to your child at university.

Marriage glitch? The real laws behind marriages that disappear

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Ever noticed a marriage that ends quicker than a TikTok trend? From Ross and Rachel's drunken wedding in ‘Friends’, to Britney Spears' 55-hour marriage, annulments wipe marriages off the record in different ways. Join experts from the University of Plymouth as they break down the legal reality of how marriages are declared as 'null and void' today. We’ll explore what qualifies vs what doesn't, and how real-life legal cases can sometimes be the most intriguing!

Law taster: do children have legal rights?

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Children are often excluded from decisions and policies that directly affect their lives. In this interactive session, join Lancaster University’s Dr Rachel Heah to explore the theory and reality of children’s rights, and what they mean in practice. Should children have rights, and if so, what kind? How can these rights be meaningfully implemented? And what happens when a child’s rights come into conflict with those of their parents?

Architecture taster: can building design be a political act?

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Join the University of Plymouth for a session that explores how architecture can become a tool for social and environmental change. Together, we’ll look at how design can respond to climate challenges, support communities, and challenge the status quo. Join us to reshape how we build!

Neuroscience taster: how does the nervous system work?

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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.

History taster: science, religion, and the truth

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At a time when the boundaries between knowledge and belief seem more fluid than ever, it’s increasingly important to figure out the truth. Join Lancaster University’s Dr Alex Wragge-Morley for this taster talk that uses a key episode from the history of science – the formation of the Royal Society in London in 1660 – to explore this crucial topic. As you investigate a key moment in the history of science, you’ll also discover what it’s like to study history at Lancaster University.

Step inside the mind of a criminal

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Take a deeper look at the dark side of society and uncover the truth behind some of the world’s most shocking offences. In this session with the University of Plymouth, you’ll dive into how crime happens – and how we can stop it. Find out what it’s like to study real crime at university, from genocide to environmental crime, and from Jack the Ripper to the harms of the modern city.

Law taster: where did human rights come from, and why do they matter?

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What are human rights and how did they develop? In this session with the University of Essex, you’ll explore where the idea of human rights came from, how these principles became part of law, and why they still matter today. Learn how human rights connect to the history of England and the UK, and how they influence politics, justice, and everyday life.

Brain science: can we use drugs to make us more intelligent, productive, and creative?

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Can we overcome our limits as humans? Over the last 100 years, scientists have been working to transcend the limits of human performance by developing drugs to make us more intelligent, productive, and creative. Join the University of Plymouth’s Dr Sean James Fallon - an expert on the neurotransmitter dopamine - as he reviews the science of human cognitive enhancement. Ideal for anyone with an interest in pursuing a career in medicine, psychology, or neuroscience.

Study modern languages: unlock a global future

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Join UCL to explore where a degree in modern languages could take you, from global careers to international experiences. This session will also give you a taster of what studying languages at UCL is like, including how the university teaches its degrees. Discover how languages can open doors and help shape your future in an increasingly globally connected world.

Criminology taster: thinking seriously about crime

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Crime can be a constant presence in everyday life, whether through the news and popular media, or whether you’re a victim or offender. You might hear opinions like ‘crime is getting worse’ or ‘just lock them up and throw away the key’. But how much do we really know about crime? Join Lancaster University Professor in Criminology Gary Potter to explore how criminologists move beyond assumptions, stereotypes, and political rhetoric to study crime in a more rigorous, evidence-based way.

What is clearing for UK universities and how do you navigate it?

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Explore all aspects of the Clearing process from university experts, including what Clearing is, how to navigate Clearing hotlines, and how to stay calm during the process. Hear from a current student who found their university place through Clearing to find out what you should consider, and hints and tips to find the right university place for you. Join the session live to get all your questions answered!

Parents and caregivers session: how to help your child navigate through Clearing for UK universities

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Join this dedicated session to find out all about Clearing including when it opens and how to apply, things your child should consider when applying. and what support you can offer throughout the process. University experts will answer your questions live, signpost where to find resources, and share hints and tips for results day.