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Let’s explore: degrees that drive sustainability and tackle climate change

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Part of event series: Broadening horizons: let's explore

Join this webinar to explore degrees that tackle climate change and global environmental challenges. Discover what it’s like to study at a sustainable university and learn about research helping to protect our planet. Find out how your degree could give you the knowledge and skills to make a real difference for the future.

Let’s explore: alternative courses to medicine

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Part of event series: Broadening horizons: let's explore

Are you considering studying medicine at university but not sure if it is the right path for you? This webinar explores alternative degrees that can lead to rewarding roles in health and science. Learn more about studying biomedical science, pharmacy, and medical sciences, what these courses involve, and the exciting careers they can lead to.

Let’s explore: degrees with work experience

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Part of event series: Broadening horizons: let's explore

Do you want to choose a degree that works for your future goals? Join this webinar to find out how to choose a degree that matches your career aims and what you need to consider. University experts will discuss how real world experience whilst studying can help set you up for the world of work, and how you can build the skills employers are seeking whilst studying at university.

Beyond the game: how does sport shape society?

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Is sport ever just a game? Join the Global Institute of Sport to explore how sport connects to politics, media, and culture. You’ll look at how sport has developed into a global business, driven massive media empires, and influenced social change. From historical origins to modern inequalities, discover how sport reflects and shapes the world around us.

Psychology taster: why do people behave badly online?

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What drives people to engage in trolling behaviour, hacking, and stalking? Join Dr Janine Carroll from the University of Chester to explore this difficult question through the lens of psychology, and discover how we can use psychology to help understand these extreme behaviours.

Forensic science and law taster: could we catch Jack the Ripper today?

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Could Jack the Ripper really evade justice in a world of DNA profiling, CCTV, digital tracking, and improved eyewitness science? Join the University of Chester to explore how today’s forensic advances and modern criminal law would transform the hunt for history’s most notorious killer.

Creating a compelling personal statement for law

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Part of event series: How to write a great personal statement

This webinar will help you understand the role of a personal statement in your law application and how it can set you apart. Learn how to structure your statement to highlight your passion for law, with examples to guide your approach. We’ll also cover the key dos and don’ts to ensure your personal statement makes a lasting impression on admissions tutors.

Mastering your university personal statement for business

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Part of event series: How to write a great personal statement

Join us to learn how personal statements are used in business-related courses and how to write one that stands out. This session will help you create a strong personal statement that showcases your leadership potential and future aspirations, with practical examples to illustrate key points. We’ll also share essential dos and don’ts so you can avoid common mistakes and present your skills and experience effectively.

Writing a personal statement for psychology: telling your story

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Part of event series: How to write a great personal statement

In this webinar, you'll gain a clear understanding of how personal statements are evaluated in psychology courses and how to write one that reflects your academic interests and passion for the subject. Learn how to weave together your experiences and goals into your personal statement using real examples. Plus, get advice on the dos and don’ts to ensure your statement stands out to admissions tutors.

Crafting an impactful personal statement for health courses

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Part of event series: How to write a great personal statement

Discover how to write a personal statement that effectively highlights your skills, compassion, and commitment to a career in health. This session will explore how to craft a strong application that showcases your understanding of patient care, teamwork, and professional values, with examples to help shape your approach. Learn the key do's and don’ts to ensure your statement is clear, reflective, and impactful.

Medicine taster: antibiotic resistance and the future of medicine

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Join Lancaster University to dive into the growing challenge of antibiotic resistance – a global health crisis threatening to undermine decades of medical progress. Explore how resistant bacteria develop, the implications for patient care, and the need for innovative solutions in treatment and prevention. Discover the critical role of future healthcare professionals like you in combating this issue and shaping the future of medicine.

Electronics and computer science taster: can solar energy power the future?

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Did you know that the sun delivers more energy to Earth in 90 minutes than humanity uses in a year? Join the University of Southampton to see how solar technologies like photovoltaics (PV) capture and use solar power. You’ll learn how engineers are getting creative by placing solar panels in surprising places, from farm fields to wearable healthcare gadgets, and find out how you can start a career in sustainable engineering to help tackle the climate crisis.

What could you do with a law degree?

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A law degree opens doors far beyond the courtroom. In this session with the University of Southampton you’ll explore pathways within and beyond the legal profession, from barristers and solicitors to roles in business, government, and international organisations. Discover how legal training develops skills like critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication, and how these apply across a wide range of careers.

Commercial law taster: when does AI usage become illegal?

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Who is responsible when AI makes decisions online? In the digital world, the line between a viral success and a million-pound fine is razor-thin. Explore how law is adapting to challenges in the digital economy with the University of Hertfordshire. From online safety to contracts and professional conduct, you’ll examine real-world scenarios involving platforms, algorithms, and user behaviour. Discover why legal commercial awareness is a critical skill for the next generation of lawyers.

From TikTok to Tesla: how AI is already shaping the world around you

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From personalised TikTok feeds to self-driving cars, artificial intelligence is already changing how businesses operate and how we live as consumers. Join the University of Southampton to explore real examples of AI in action, what it means for the future of business, and the opportunities it creates for the next generation of innovators. You’ll also learn about Southampton’s new BSc Business and AI programme, designed to equip you with the skills to thrive in this fast-changing world.

Interactive session: how do sibling relationships shape us?

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Would you be the same person without your siblings? In this interactive session with Norland, you’ll explore how sibling relationships develop from early childhood and why they matter so much. You’ll examine what it means to become a sibling, the role of humour and play in building bonds, and why conflict is a natural – and important – part of growing together. Discover how sibling dynamics influence everyday experiences and how you can support children as an early years professional.

International students session: studying in Scotland

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Over 73,000 students from over 150 countries choose Scotland as their academic home. In this interactive webinar, join the University of Dundee to learn about the unique Scottish degree structure, Scotland's world-leading universities, and the wide range of courses you can study. Whether you’re drawn to exciting city life or the beauty of the countryside, Scotland offers the best of both worlds.

Becoming a doctor

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Developing both your professional and personal skills is key to being a great doctor – and improving the health of the population. The University of Southampton trains its doctors to become people who patients want to see and who colleagues want to work with. Join this webinar to find out more about why these skills are so important, and how the university enables its students to become doctors who put patient care front and centre.

Where can a criminology degree take you?

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A criminology degree opens doors to careers in fields like criminal justice, policing, research, and policy. In this webinar, Dr Ashton Kingdon from the University of Southampton, who specialises in online extremism, radicalisation, and digital crime, will share her expert insights on career paths. Discover the skills you’ll gain on a criminology degree, from critical thinking to analysing human behaviour, and explore how this subject can shape your future career.

What top universities really want to see in your personal statement

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What are top universities actually looking for in a personal statement? Join admissions experts from University of Warwick and University of Manchester as they break down exactly what makes an application stand out, and the common pitfalls to avoid. You’ll get clear, practical advice on how to highlight your academic interests, reflect on your super-curriculars, and communicate your motivation for your chosen subject.

Routes into uniformed services

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Part of event series: Routes into...

Are you considering a career in protective services including the police or military? Discover routes into the world of work of uniformed services and hear from professionals from the Met Police, University of Staffordshire and British Army about their roles, career journeys, and what a typical day involves. Learn how they got onto their career pathway, the skills required, and top tips when considering their roles and opportunities.

Routes into healthcare

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Working in healthcare and medicine can mean making a lasting impact on people’s lives. Do you want to know more about the different roles and what a typical day looks like? This webinar will give you an insight into what it’s really like to work in healthcare and the different routes into the range of careers in this field. Discover the top tips you'll need to succeed to start your dream career in healthcare!

Routes into education

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Considering a career in education? Working with children can be a very rewarding and impactful career option, helping to shape their development. Sign up now to find out more from the experts about the different roles within this exciting sector including the range of career pathways to reach your professional goals, what a typical day looks like, and top tips to help you succeed!

Routes into built environment and property

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Curious about careers in the built environment and property? Join this webinar to hear from industry and university professionals about their roles, career paths, and a typical day. Find out how they entered the sector, essential skills and qualifications, and insider tips for exploring opportunities in this ever changing industry!

Law taster: the murder trial that changed everything

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In 1984, DNA profiling was discovered in Leicester. Just four years later, it was used in court to convict a killer. Join De Montfort University’s Law School for this interactive session, where they’ll take you from crime scene to courtroom, showing how evidence was built, challenged, and ultimately changed the direction of justice. If you’re curious about law or thinking about where it could take you, don’t miss this!

Why do police search more people from ethnic minority communities?

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Police in England and Wales can stop and search people suspected of carrying weapons, drugs, or stolen goods. Used daily, these powers are highly controversial because in many areas, people from ethnic minority communities are more likely to be stopped and searched than others. Join UCL to explore how social research can examine these patterns, using real police records to question whether disparities reflect bias or other social factors, and how society should respond.

Finance taster: why do investors make irrational decisions?

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Are financial decisions always logical? In this session with the University of Bath, you’ll explore how psychology shapes the way people invest. You’ll examine ideas like risk and return, and discover how biases, emotions, and mental shortcuts influence decision-making. Using real-world examples, see why markets don’t always behave as expected, and how behavioural finance challenges traditional economic theory.

Unifrog Global University Fair

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Chat to over 30 universities from across the world in just two and a half hours! Choose from over 15 live webinar sessions to get an insight into all things university, and get your questions answered via live chat Q&A by university experts. Click below to visit our events platform to register, find out which universities are attending, and view the live session programme!