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Unifrog UK University Fair

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Get to know about university at our virtual fair where you can chat with over 30 UK universities! We'll be joined by experts from the universities of Reading, Exeter, Stirling, Durham, Loughborough, and many more! You'll have the chance to get your questions answered and attend live webinars on topics including student finance, personal statements, student life, and a dedicated parent session. Follow the sign up link to register, and view the full agenda on our exciting external events platform.

How scientists reconstruct the lives of dinosaurs

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How do you study animals that went extinct millions of years ago? Join a biosciences expert from Queen Mary, University of London to see how they use fossils to understand ancient animal behaviours. By analysing bones, teeth, footprints, and living animals, you’ll discover how we confidently reconstruct the way dinosaurs hunted, mated, and survived. If you love biology, paleontology or forensics, join this session to learn the real science of bringing the prehistoric world back to life.

Clinical psychology taster: can our thoughts really change how we feel?

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We can't always control what happens to us, but can we change how we feel about it? Join the University of Plymouth’s Dr Sophie Homer for an interactive clinical psychology taster exploring cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT). You’ll discover how CBT explains mental health problems, and try out the ‘hot cross bun’ technique: a powerful tool psychologists use to make sense of what their clients are experiencing.

Ask an Olympic medallist: how are medals really won?

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Ever wondered how Olympic medals are won and what it takes to succeed in sport? Hear from Olympic bronze medallist, Sheffield Hallam University graduate, and professional boxer Lewis Richardson, who shares his journey to the podium, revealing the industries and experts behind his success. Discover how degrees in sport, business, science, and health can lead you to exciting roles behind the scenes and beyond the podium.

Let’s talk about UK immigration

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51% of Britons recently surveyed by YouGov describe ‘immigration and asylum’ as one of the top issues facing the country. In this webinar, you’ll join Dr James Everest from the London Interdisciplinary School to explore immigration as a complex problem, drawing on interdisciplinary perspectives and qualitative and quantitative methods. You’ll examine the language surrounding immigration and how the ways we frame and talk about this issue might just be making things worse.

Criminology taster: is prison an effective form of punishment?

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Join an expert criminologist from The University of Law to critically examine prisons through criminological theory, lived experiences, and real-world data. You’ll explore arguments for and against imprisonment, such as abolitionist perspectives and reform debates, alongside case studies exploring women’s experiences of prison. Join us to think critically about prisons, power, inequality and rehabilitation and consider the question: does prison really work?

Public health is everybody’s business: protecting whole populations

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How do we prevent diseases before they start, and who’s responsible for keeping communities healthy? Join Canterbury Christ Church to explore how public health protects people on a local, national, and global scale. You’ll learn about the variety of careers in this field, from health promotion practitioners to disaster management specialists, and find out how experts use data analysis and disease tracking to save lives. If you're interested in health, discover how you can make a real difference.

Climate crisis: why we are here and how do we fix it?

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You might already know a lot about climate change and why it’s happening, but in this webinar, the University of Plymouth will focus on the ‘crisis’ at its core. You’ll learn the real meaning of a climate ‘crisis’, where the idea has come from, and who will be impacted. Ultimately, you’ll start to think about how complex the nature of the crisis is, and how solutions may need to be radical to make a difference.

AI advances: can you decide what's human and what's machine?

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Can you tell a human-written poem from a machine-generated one? A real photo from an AI-generated image? Join City St George’s, University of London to explore the latest advances in AI. We’ll unpack what's happening inside these models and why they can write convincingly about things they don't understand. Through discussion and interactive examples, you'll discover both the potential and limitations of generative AI, and explore what its rapid development could mean for the future of work.

Interactive session: using maths and data to predict climate change

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Climate change is raising sea levels and increasing flood risk around the world. How can we predict future impacts, decide how strong sea defences need to be, and work out who should pay for them? These are challenges you’d solve as an actuary: someone who uses maths and statistical models to work out risk. In this session with Queen Mary, University of London, you’ll discover how actuarial science and climate science work together to use data, model risk, and support decisions about the future.

From selfies to sentiment: how AI knows what you are feeling

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Ever wondered how computers can read emotions? Join this exciting live demonstration with the University of Plymouth, where artificial intelligence will detect feelings from facial expressions in real time! You’ll explore how this technology is used in games, healthcare, and robotics, and see how studying computer science can lead to building the intelligent systems of tomorrow.

Artificial intelligence: the mind of the machine

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What does it take for a machine to be regarded as ‘intelligent’? Join Queen Mary, University of London for this interactive session, where we’ll examine what is meant by artificial intelligence by contrasting it with human intelligence. We’ll explore two central approaches in AI; building systems that replicate specific human tasks (like playing chess), and developing machine-learning models inspired by the structure of the human brain.

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!

Biomedical science: saving lives behind the scenes

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Where could a biomedical science degree take you? As a biomedical scientist, you'll research and understand how the human body works - linking biology, disease and patient care. Up to 70% of NHS diagnoses rely on laboratory testing, making biomedical scientists essential to modern medicine. Join the University of Staffordshire to discover how this subject can lead to rewarding careers in the NHS, biotech, and research, while making a real difference to people's lives.

Unifrog Virtual Skills Academy

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Ready to take your learning to the next level? Experience a variety of interactive subject-specific skills masterclasses, designed to get you prepared for university level learning. Build your own schedule of three live sessions hosted by university experts. Will you be developing the problem-solving skills of a lawyer, analysing Shakespeare like an expert, cracking algorithms like a computer scientist, or putting your attention to detail to the test in a virtual clinical bay?

From classroom to career: where could a degree in business management take you?

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Join Manchester Metropolitan University to discover how studying business management combines academic learning with real-world experience, helping you to develop leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills through hands-on projects, recruitment simulations, and industry-inspired learning. There are even specialist pathways available, such as entrepreneurship and law!

Nursing taster: how do nurses make life-changing decisions?

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Ever wondered how nurses make split-second, life-changing choices when there’s no easy answer? Step into the shoes of a healthcare professional in this session with Southampton Solent University. You’ll debate real-world medical case studies and explore why different people make completely different decisions under pressure. Discover the ethics behind nursing, challenge your own perspective, and see if you have what it takes to navigate tough clinical choices.

Psychology taster: what makes places feel like home?

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Why do some places make you feel relaxed and happy? Join the University of Essex to explore the surprising ways our surroundings can influence how we think, feel, and behave. Could the places around us be shaping us more than we realise?

Is the UK’s education system fair?

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Join Canterbury Christ Church University for an interactive workshop that challenges the idea that state education is free, equal, and the same for everyone. Through debate and discussion, you’ll explore how factors such as health, poverty, family circumstances, language, social networks, and cultural capital can shape educational experiences and opportunities from the very beginning. This thought-provoking session will inspire you to think critically about education and inequality.

Can we really protect children from the modern internet?

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In this thought-provoking session, you’ll join Vicky Styan, Senior Lecturer at the University of Huddersfield, to discover how professionals recognise online risks and safeguard children and adults from digital harms like grooming, exploitation, and abuse. This session will deepen your understanding of safeguarding practice in the digital age, looking at both the opportunities and challenges digital technologies present.

Social sciences taster: why do people believe conspiracy theories?

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Vaccines, aliens, tin foil hats, and fake terrorist attacks: conspiracy theories are all around us. But have you ever considered why people believe in them, and how they spread? Can you distinguish real conspiracies from unprovable theories? Bring your favourite conspiracy theory and join this interactive taster session with UCL. You’ll find out how sociologists investigate real world issues and discover where a social sciences degree could take you.

Psychology taster: why do humans follow the crowd?

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Would you speak out if everyone else disagreed with you? Explore the psychology behind conformity, obedience, and group behaviour with The University of Law. You’ll discover how social influence shapes the way we think and behave, from everyday interactions to the powerful influence of social media. Drawing on social and critical psychology, you’ll explore why we sometimes follow the crowd, how group dynamics influence our decisions, and whether social media is changing the way we behave.

The Minecraft attack: how a holiday hack nearly broke the internet

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In December 2021, a massive security flaw hit systems worldwide – and some of the earliest attacks were detected inside Minecraft! Join Joshua Lock, Cyber Security Lecturer at the University of Lincoln, to uncover the true story of the Log4Shell attack. Discover how hackers exploited popular software, how security experts raced to stop it, and why supply chain hacks are a top threat today.

Interactive session: think like a business analyst

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You're in charge of a growing business with the chance to expand internationally. What do you do next? Join King's Business School for an interactive case study where you'll tackle the same challenges faced by global business leaders. You’ll use strategy, data, and financial analysis to make your decisions. If you’re interested in studying business or analytics at university, join this session to get a real taste of the course.

Engineering taster: how do we create a more sustainable maritime industry?

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Maritime engineering has an impact on everyone’s daily lives, from the goods and food that travel on ships, to the energy that’s generated and transported at sea, to the sub-sea cables that make the internet work. Join the University of Southampton to look at how the maritime industry is changing to reduce its impact on the environment and the engineering challenges involved. You’ll even discover how engineers are using wind and waves to propel the ships of the future.

When does a mistake become murder? Exploring criminal responsibility

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In this interactive session with Edge Hill University, you’ll explore one of the biggest questions in criminal law: when should someone be held responsible for causing someone else’s death? Through real-world scenarios and legal dilemmas, you’ll consider the difference between murder, manslaughter, and accident, and put yourself in the shoes of lawyers deciding where responsibility should lie. Come along to get a taste of studying law, criminology, policing, or criminal justice at university.

Biology taster: a short safari through the human microbiological zoo

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Microbes are everywhere: on every surface we touch, in the air we breathe, and within our own bodies. The diversity of microbes that live in and on the human body rivals the most complex ecosystems that we know of anywhere on Earth. But what do all of these microbes do? Join the University of Birmingham to explore some of the fantastic diversity of microbes that live on and in us, learning about both their dangers – as agents of disease – and their essential role in maintaining health.

Let’s explore careers in fashion

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Fashion is more than designing clothes. It’s a fast-moving global industry shaped by creativity, technology, sustainability, and business. In this webinar with the University of Southampton, you’ll discover opportunities across fashion design, marketing, and management – from developing products and digital experiences to building brands and driving circular change. Explore how an industry-aligned course can help you combine creative practice with business thinking and shape what comes next.

Think like a marketing expert: should you trust online reviews?

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You're deciding where to eat, what to buy, or which app to download. But what makes some online reviews more persuasive than others? Join King's Business School for an interactive marketing challenge where you'll explore how consumers make decisions in a digital world. You’ll also discover how marketers use insight, data, and psychology to understand behaviour and influence choices – and find out what it's like to study topics like these at university.

Geography matters: is there space for renewable energy in our landscapes?

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Increasing the amount of renewable energy is critical to solving the climate crisis. But do we have space for the wind farms and solar panels we need in our landscapes? Join the University of Southampton to hear how geographers are answering this question, and why geography matters so much in today’s world.

Could your hobby make you money?

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What if something you already enjoy could become a business? From gaming and fashion to fitness, food, content creation, and social media, many people are turning their interests and skills into business opportunities. Join Edge Hill University to explore how entrepreneurs spot opportunities, work out what customers want, and turn an idea into something people are willing to pay for. You’ll also discover that you don't necessarily need lots of money (or a perfect business idea) to get started.

How to land your dream job after university

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Want to know what top global employers actually look for in university graduates? Join David Gee, founder of the award-winning careers site GradLink, to learn how to stand out in the job market from day one. Discover how to build a strong CV, land internships, master professional networking, and thrive in an AI-driven workplace. If you're an international student aiming for career success, don't miss this insider roadmap to futureproofing your future!

Explore earth sciences

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Discover how earth scientists integrate subjects like physics, chemistry, biology and geography to understand Earth and tackle our planet’s greatest environmental challenges. Join experts from the University of Southampton as they explore the different career paths you can pursue with an earth sciences degree, and find out if this could be the right next step for you!

Parents and caregivers session: navigating the UCAS journey from application to acceptance

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Supporting your child through their university application can feel like learning a whole new language. Join the University of Leicester as they break down the entire UCAS process – from writing personal statements and tracking deadlines to understanding offers, firm choices, and results day. Hear directly from university admissions experts to get clear advice on what to expect at every stage, plus practical ways to support your child.

AI powered applications: stand out without sounding like a bot

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Part of event series: Application masterclasses

Master how to ethically and effectively use AI to boost your applications. Learn how to write stand-out cover letters and application forms without sounding like a bot. Discover top prompt strategies to simulate real interviews, practice job-specific questions, and get instant feedback. Plus, explore how to refine personal statements, and sharpen your university applications. Join live to turn AI into your personal career coach and stand out to recruiters and universities!

Driving the future: discover how AI is transforming engineering careers

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Discover how artificial intelligence is changing the world of engineering. Hear from an expert leading AI adoption at a global engineering consultancy, explore how AI is helping engineers solve complex challenges, and learn about the skills and career pathways shaping the future of the profession. Ask your questions live.