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Personal statement support with University of Hertfordshire

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Personal statement support with University of Hertfordshire

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Apply online through Clearing

Writing a strong personal statement can increase your chances of receiving offers from your preferred university choices. In this session we offer guidance on content, structure and common pitfalls.

Before you begin, if you can, download and print the Personal statement guide so you can make notes and write down questions as we go. You can contact us directly for any questions left unanswered or sign up to receive emails from the University of Hertfordshire.

Bitesize video - How write an awesome Personal Statement in under 60 seconds

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Subject tasters - University of Hertfordshire

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Sociology Taster Lecture :Understanding Power, Channelling Resistance
12 June 2025, 18:30 - 19:00

Choosing a Course and Uni: Our Top Tips
19 June 2025, 16:30 - 17:15

Clearing: Everything you need to know
3 July 2025, 19:00 - 19:45

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Keen to find out more about going to uni? Join our online events

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Use the UCAS search tool to help you search for a course or university

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Online Summer School at University of Brighton

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Online Summer School at University of Brighton

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+ Architecture and product design

+ Art and design

+ Biological sciences and pharmacy

+ Business, law and marketing

+ Computing

+ Criminology, psychology and sociology

+ Education and teaching

+ Engineering and construction

+ Geography and environment

+ Health professions

+ History, politics and English

+ Media, film and journalism

+ Sport

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Subject Discovery Days with Edge Hill university

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Summer Discovery Days - Booking Requests

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Summer Discovery Days - Booking Requests

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Summer school in Ipswich for students interested in politics

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Summer school in Ipswich for students interested in politics

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Subject tasters - Royal Holloway University

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Subject tasters - Royal Holloway University

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Social Sciences taster day- Criminology, Psychology and Sociology

Politics, Philosophy and economics

Teaching a People's History of the Brixton Uprising

Girls in Electronics

A taste of physics and astronomy

A Taste of Engineering, Physics and Math at Royal Holloway

Geography Taster Day

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Criminology, Psychology & Sociology (RH21193)

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Royal Holloway’s School of Law and Social Sciences is delighted to host its inaugural Taster Day for Year 12 students.

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Next, you'll need to write about your personal skills and achievements. Universities like to know the abilities you have that'll help you on the course, or generally with life at university.
Don't forget to include evidence to back up why you're so excited about the course(s) you've chosen.

Be bold and talk about the achievements you're proud of.

Include positions of responsibility you hold, or have held, both in and out of school.

What are the things that make you interesting, special, or unique?

Your work experience and future plans are important to include. You should share details of jobs, placements, work experience, or voluntary work, particularly if it's relevant to your course.

Try to link any experience to skills or qualities that'll make you successful.

If you know what you'd like to do after as a career, explain how you plan to use the knowledge and experience that you'll gain to launch your career.

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How To Write Your Undergraduate Personal Statement

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Stand out from the crowd by showcasing who you are and what you can bring to a university as you begin your undergraduate journey.

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Veterinary Medicine | Definition & Career Field

Veterinary Obligations to the Animal Kingdom

Professional Conduct in a Veterinary Hospital

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Get virtual vet work experience before embarking on a veterinary degree

The COVID-19 pandemic means that many potential vet students cannot undertake animal handling work experience.

On this course, you'll get insight into the reality of life as a vet so that you can make an informed decision before embarking on a veterinary degree course.

You'll learn about the structure of veterinary practice and the different governing bodies, as well as discover the day to day challenges a vet might face.

You'll also explore the different roles available outside of general practice and find out the great opportunities such a degree can bring.

What topics will you cover?

Introduction to the veterinary profession and how to begin a veterinary career

Where and how vets work

Roles of the wider veterinary team in and out of practice

Overview of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, the British Veterinary Association and professional conduct

The benefits and challenges of the vocation

Current and future issues for veterinary medicine and science

Learning on this course

On every step of the course you can meet other learners, share your ideas and join in with active discussions in the comments.

What will you achieve?

By the end of the course, you'll be able to...

Who is the course for?

This course is designed for students considering a degree in veterinary medicine and science.

The course will also benefit anyone considering a role within the wider veterinary team.

Learning on FutureLearn

Your learning, your rules

Courses are split into weeks, activities, and steps to help you keep track of your learning

Learn through a mix of bite-sized videos, long- and short-form articles, audio, and practical activities

Stay motivated by using the Progress page to keep track of your step completion and assessment scores

Join a global classroom

Experience the power of social learning, and get inspired by an international network of learners

Share ideas with your peers and course educators on every step of the course

Join the conversation by reading, @ing, liking, bookmarking, and replying to comments from others

Map your progress

As you work through the course, use notifications and the Progress page to guide your learning

Whenever you're ready, mark each step as complete, you're in control

Complete 90% of course steps and all of the assessments to earn your certificate

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Introduction to Studying Veterinary Medicine - Course - FutureLearn

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Get virtual vet work experience and explore whether a vet degree - and the vet profession - is right for you with this online course from the University of Nottingham.

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History

English

Engineering

Physics

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Springboard videos from Oxford for East England

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Welcome to the world of student funding at NMITE, where we make your quest for financial knowledge easy. Jump into guidance on tuition fees, loans, grants, bursaries, scholarships, and lots of extra support - all tailored for you.

We understand that going to any university or higher education institution is a financial investment. That's why NMITE and our partners offer bursaries and scholarships for students from all different backgrounds. Don't forget to check out what's on offer while you're here. In 2022/23, 100% of our students received a bursary or scholarship from NMITE or one of our industry partners. You could receive one too. Check out the eligibility criteria below.

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Welcome to the world of student funding at NMITE, where we make your quest for financial knowledge easy. Jump into guidance on tuition fees, loans, grants, bursaries, scholarships, and lots of extra support - all tailored for you.

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17 June 2025, 4-5pm: Medicine/Dentistry - What To Do If You Don’t Get An Offer

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17 June 2025, 4-5pm: Medicine/Dentistry - What To Do If You Don’t Get An Offer

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Topics

Waiting lists and clearing.

Graduate entry.

Alternatives to medicine.

Alternatives to dentistry.

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: MSC/DSC Teacher and Adviser Webinar. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

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Medicine/Dentistry - what to do if you don’t get an offer
•	Waiting lists and clearing
•	Graduate entry
•	Alternatives to medicine
•	Alternatives to dentistry

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Are you interested in gaining work experience for a career in healthcare? The University of Southampton and University Hospital Southampton are delighted to offer LIVE virtual work experience for students in Year 12/13. You will gain a well-rounded view of life as a practicing healthcare professional.

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Subject webinars - University of Southampton, Introduction to Mechanical Engineering

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Subject webinars - University of Southampton, Introduction to Mechanical Engineering

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Did you know that the RVC offers a travel bursary for students in receipt of Free School Meals to help attend our events?

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Medicine taster day at University of Cambridge

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Medicine taster day at University of Cambridge

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These days are open to students currently in year 12 (or equivalent) studying in UK state schools and offer:

Subject-specific talks and sessions

A visit to a Cambridge college

The chance to talk to current students and academics.

Key details:

Dates: 1st July, 10am-4pm

Location: St Catharine’s College, Cambridge University

Cost: Free lunch, transport covered for students who have received either Free School Meals or Pupil Premium in the last 6 years

Access and Participation Plans | Undergraduate Study

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We're pleased to be holding two Subject Taster Days at St Catharine's College this Summer!

The Taster Days are designed to give students who are interested in studying either History or Medicine at university a chance to find out what studying these subjects at Cambridge would entail, meet current students and academics, learn more about the Cambridge application process, and gain an understanding of student life at Cambridge. Places will be offered free of charge and lunch is included.

History Taster Day - 16th July 2024, 10am-4pm.

Application deadline - 28th June 9am
Click here to apply!
Medicine Taster Day - 2nd August 2024, 9am-4.15pm.

Application deadline - 28th June 9am
Click here to apply!
If you have any questions about these events, please email Lauren Hines at slo@caths.cam.ac.uk.

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We're pleased to be holding two Subject Taster Days at St Catharine's College this Summer! The Taster Days are designed to give students who are interested in studying either History or Medicine at university a chance to find out what studying these subjects at Cambridge would entail, meet current students and academics, learn more about the Cambridge application process, and gain an understanding of student life at Cambridge.

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University of Sheffield Subject taster sessions

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University of Sheffield Subject taster sessions

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Health

Science and Maths

Engineering and Computer Science

Arts

Social Sciences

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We are delighted to offer a variety of academic sessions which range from providing students with an introduction to subject areas, an insight into lectures here at Sheffield, right through to interactive activities to inspire students to consider their options.

Sessions can predominantly be delivered online, or there may be opportunities for us to visit you and deliver in the classroom, as well as the chance for students to complete these sessions as part of a visit to our fantastic campus.

The below will give you a flavour of what is on offer, if you are interested in finding out more, please contact your dedicated regional officer who will be able to provide the full list of sessions available along with the description and booking details.
Contact the team
Health

The Faculty of Health offers sessions exploring degrees in Pharmacy, Orthoptics, Medicine and more! Discover the University of Sheffield's suite of healthcare courses, and the fulfilling careers that await you. If there's a specific subject you're passionate about, let us know in advance.

Why should I study Medicine at Sheffield?

Studying Dentistry at Sheffield

Discover Nursing

Why should you choose a degree in Orthoptics?

Discover a degree in Speech and Language Therapy

Y11+ | Session duration: 1hr
Where do speech and language therapists work, and how do they help? This session explores all this and more, with an overview of our course content, in-house speech clinic and placements, as well as guidance on the application process. Find out what the future holds as a qualified speech and language therapist.
Speech Clinic Experience
You can also bring your students onto campus and experience our purpose built speech clinics. You will have the opportunity to see our specialist facilities, get involved with some clinical skills and gain an insight into becoming a Speech and Language Therapist. These sessions can take place on a Monday with a maximum capacity of 20 students.

Discover Pharmacy

It's not just Doctors and Dentists: Alternatives to Medicine

Science and Maths

Discover what it's like to study a science or maths degree at the University of Sheffield. From taster lectures to inspirational talks about where a science degree can lead, we offer an exciting range of online sessions for year 11, 12, and 13 students to help shape their next steps.

Biosciences taster lectures - Solving global challenges

Y12-13 | 45 minutes including Q&A (online)
Experience an undergraduate lecture from our Sheffield bioscientists, informed by current research that's tackling global challenges.

Choose a theme and topic to suit you:

Biomedicine: topics include disease, cancer, antimicrobial resistance, stem cells and ageing. Ecosystems and global change: topics include climate change, biodiversity, sustainability, ecosystems, and food security.

What can I do with A-Level Chemistry?

Maths and Statistics Taster Lecture - Modelling epidemics

Maths and Statistics Taster Lecture - The mathematics of Monopoly

Physics Taster Lectures

Psychology Taster Lecture - Addiction

Psychology Taster Lecture - Expertise

Engineering and Computer Science

The Faculty of Engineering has a fantastic range of sessions available to deliver either online or at the University of Sheffield campus, ranging from the Flight Simulator Experience, Machine Learning and Data Science through to Hover Crafts and 'What is Engineering?'. Please see some examples below and contact your regional officer for a full list of sessions available!

What is Engineering

Chemical, Materials and Biological Engineering

Year 12-13 | Timing Flexible
Curious about how engineering is shaping the future? Discover how materials engineers create aircraft components and sustainable energy solutions, how chemical engineers develop life-saving pharmaceuticals, and how biomedical engineers innovate healthcare with advanced prosthetics. Join us for a hands-on experience that could be the start of your next adventure!

From Engines to Atoms (Materials)

Stirred, not shaken - how chemical engineers control mixing at scales from the tiniest nanodroplet to the largest biogas reactors

Using engineering to help the patient and the surgeon

Computer Science

Year 12-13 | Timing Flexible

Technology is everywhere, and Computer Scientists are at the forefront of groundbreaking advancements in our ever-changing digital world. Join our interactive sessions and explore how the exciting fields of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence are used to enhance and protect people's lives. You'll gain hands-on experience with Large Language Models and machine learning, plus our current students will be on hand to share their experiences with you. Dive into the world of Computer Science and see if it's the right path for you!

Machine Learning and Data Science

Computer Science: ChatGPT for Large Scale Data Analysis

Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Year 12-13 | Timing Flexible
How will robots affect our future? What engineering disciplines will boost the development of electric vehicles? How do electrical and electronic engineers solve real-word problems with advanced technology? Our taster sessions offer a unique opportunity to discover the exciting field of electrical and electronic engineering.

Virtual Arduino Lab - an introduction to Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE)

Robotics: How can we control and shape our future with robots?

Engineering in General and General Engineering at the University of Sheffield with an Electrical Flavour

Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering

Year 12-13 | Timing Flexible
Dive into the exciting world of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Civil Engineering and find out if engineering is your next big adventure! Discover how engineers are using sound to enhance our senses and explore cutting-edge innovations that help buildings withstand earthquakes. Get hands-on and experiment with flight, designing gliders and experiencing our flight simulators. Join our sessions for a chance to explore real-world skills and see how these fields are shaping the future.

Sensing Sight with sound

Innovations in Structural Engineering: Strengthening against earthquakes

Flight Simulator Experience

Arts

The Arts and Social Sciences offer exciting sessions to help you explore your passion, get a taste of what it's like to study at university while also providing you with valuable insights into future careers. Join our sessions below or contact your regional officer for a full list of sessions available!

Why Study an Arts and Humanities Degree?

Philosophy

Y12-13 | 45-60 mins (including Q&A)
Philosophy appeals to anyone who enjoys a debate or engaging with the important issues of our age. Our talks may be of particular interest to philosophy, religious studies, politics, psychology, and sociology students. The topics reflect the research expertise of our Philosophy staff, as well as the curriculum areas covered in our undergraduate programmes.

Available sessions:

Ethics/political philosophy

Philosophy of religion

Philosophy of mind and psychology

Religious marketplace

History

Y12-13 | 45-60 mins (including Q&A)
These sessions will support students to build essential critical thinking and source analysis skills and open their minds to a world of perspectives. Students will have the chance to delve into a particular historical period or event and be given the skills and confidence to interrogate the past and understand the experiences of all those who lived through it.

Available sessions:

Source analysis: Reading like a historian

Decolonising history: Combining the old and the new

English

Y12-13 | 45-60 mins (including Q&A)
In these sessions students can explore the full breadth of their subject, encountering new ideas, texts and theories. They can delve into contemporary literary theory and genre studies, using examples from Shakespeare to The Handmaid's Tale. Or they can look at how we learn languages, how we use accents and dialects, and the scientific and mathematical side of linguistics.

Available sessions

Beyond the books

Understanding language

Law and Criminology

Y12-13 | 45-60 mins (including Q&A)
Students will build their critical thinking skills by examining case studies and taking part in interactive role-playing activities. During the session, they'll be encouraged to think like lawyers, advocating for their clients whilst learning how Law and Criminology topics intersect with society's current issues. These sessions will appeal to anyone who enjoys debating, discussing and engaging with current issues, whether they're studying Law or other related subjects like politics, philosophy or sociology.

Academic sessions

Getting away with murder

The proof is in the Jaffa Cake

East Asian Studies

Y12-13 | 45-60 mins (including Q&A)
Students will get the chance to explore a range of topics, from ancient Chinese philosophy to modern-day Korean pop culture. These sessions will give them a deeper understanding of the subject of East Asian Studies, and more of a feel for what it is like to study it at university level. It's also a chance to discover the exciting career paths that an East Asian Studies degree can lead to.

Available sessions

The rise of game survival narratives in East Asian cinema and television

Texts of the city: Multiple histories of Shanghai

Japanese history: What is Japan?

The politics of East Asian postage stamps

Language taster sessions

Get to know the School of East Asian Studies

School of Languages and Cultures

Y12-13 | 45-60 mins (including Q&A)
Language is the key to understanding different cultures and current world issues. These sessions focus on the link between language and culture, politics, art and societies. We aim to inspire and empower your students, showing them how they can use their expertise in language, and the deeper understanding it gives them, to become the cultural mediators we need in a globalised world.

Available sessions

French: Translation and truth

Spanish: Visions of Havana on Instagram

German: Hitler's bathing trunks and the AfD's bikini: Populist propaganda in Germany

Russian: Literature speaks

Music

Y12-13 | 45-60 mins (including Q&A)
These sessions will encourage students to think about the impact of music in the world, and the creative practices and collaborations that sustain musical careers. We will give students a deeper understanding of Music as both academic and practical subject, and the ways in which we teach and learn music at university. It's also a chance to discover the exciting career paths that a Music degree can lead to.

Available sessions:

Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma! in Context: Adaptation and Reception

Music and Environmentalism

Music Industries: Working with Music

Social Sciences

The Faculty of Social Sciences offers a diverse range of creative and ambitious courses, and these taster sessions provide an excellent introduction to how each subject uniquely addresses some of society's most pressing challenges. Through engaging discussions and activities, discover how each discipline is inspiring change and fostering a better society. We can work with you to tailor the session to your specific needs - or deliver a single subject session if more appropriate.

Fostering inclusive societies

Year 12-13 | 60 mins
We will delve into the concept of an "inclusive society" and examine the vital role that Social Sciences subjects play in driving positive change. Leading academics from various disciplines will discuss how their fields are addressing the barriers faced by marginalised and minority groups. We will consider how social, cultural, and political factors contribute to divisions in society and explore effective strategies for fostering inclusivity.
This session presents the opportunity to explore:

Economic, political and organisational theories of how social divisions form and operate

Global contemporary questions around gender and sexuality

The role of education and policy to overcome inequalities

Specific subjects included could range from: Economics, Education, Geography, Journalism, Management, Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE), Politics, Sociology, Urban Studies and Planning

Ensuring a sustainable future for all

Year 12-13 | 60 mins
Exploring the critical question: "What does 'sustainability' mean in the context of our cities, and how are Social Sciences subjects ensuring a sustainable future?" As the world faces the urgent challenges of climate change and the need for sustainable global development, understanding the interplay between urban environments and sustainability is more important than ever. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how Social Science subjects can drive solutions towards more sustainable future cities.
This session presents the opportunity to explore:

The causes, consequences, and solutions to global environmental issues

How we're building our cities in the era of the climate emergency

How the landscapes around us are designed to be socially, ecologically and economically sustainable

The political drivers transforming our planet and the importance of both individual and collective action

Specific subjects included could range from: Architecture, Education, Environmental Science, Geography, Global Sustainable Development, Journalism, Landscape, Politics, Sociology, Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE), Urban Studies and Planning

Understanding and improving health and wellbeing

Year 12-13 | 60 mins
In this, we'll explore how Social Science subjects are contributing to our understanding of health and wellbeing, particularly in relation to care systems and the role of information and digital technologies. Through informative discussion and real-world examples we will address the question: "How can we better understand and impact people's health and wellbeing?" We'll consider how social scientists can apply this knowledge to drive positive change in societies around the world.
This session presents the opportunity to explore:

How societies allocate their often scarce healthcare resources

Ideas around child development and the impact of immersion in digital technology

Wellbeing concerns within the workplace and designing organisational interventions

Sociology of the body and medicine

Specific subjects included could range from: Digital Media and Society, Data Science, Economics, Education, Management, Sociology, Urban Studies and Planning

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University of Law in-person events at Bloomsbury Campus

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University of Law in-person events at Bloomsbury Campus

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Criminal Investigation Day | Wednesday 25th June | (10:00-15:00)

Cyber Investigation Day | Thursday 26th June | 10:00-15:00)

Psychology of Crime | Wednesday 2nd July | (10:00-15:00)

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Open days information advice and guidance

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Insight into Science/Maths 2024 and 2025 video series - great for your personal statement

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Insight into Science/Maths 2024 and 2025 video series - great for your personal statement

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Insight Science 2024 video series

Insight into science 2025 video series

Insight Maths video series

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Want to begin your personal statement? These will support the 3rd question - What else have you done to prepare outside of education, and why are these experiences useful?

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Springboard videos from Oxford for East England

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Thinking of a degree apprenticeship in medicine? ARU offer one. See link for more information

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Thinking of a degree apprenticeship in medicine? ARU offer one. See link for more information

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Medical Doctor degree apprenticeship - MBChB - ARU

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Start a career in medicine through our Medical Doctor Degree Apprenticeship (Level 7). Study for a MBChB while you work, with no tuition fees.

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Date and time

Wednesday, 7 May 2025 (5:00pm) to Wednesday, 18 June 2025 (6:00pm)

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Archaeology Webinars 2025 | Undergraduate Study

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Discover what it’s like to study Archaeology at Cambridge.

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Subject masterclasses at University of Cambridge

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Subject masterclasses at University of Cambridge

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Online Subject Masterclasses

Online sessions run from 4:15pm to 7:00pm (UK time).

Sessions are delivered via Zoom.

Booking is essential and closes the day before the event.

Cost: £15.00. Funded places are available for eligible students.

WhenSubject Masterclass (online)How to bookApril 2025

Politics and International studies (17 April)

Plant Sciences: Natural Sciences (29 April)

Cardiovascular Physiology (30 April): relevant to Natural Sciences, Medicine and Veterinary Medicine courses

Book online

May 2025

Psychological and Behavioural Sciences: Neuroscience (1 May)

Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology (8 May)

Biochemistry and Genetics: Natural Sciences (13 May)

Land Economy (14 May)

Book online

15 May 2025

Cambridge Foundation Year

To attend the Cambridge Foundation Year masterclass, you need to apply for a funded place. If your application is accepted, you will be booked on to the masterclass.

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Finding it difficult to choose what to study? Narrow down your options with our quick guide.

If you have a job or career in mind

Find out what people who do the job that you want studied.

Think about skills that are important in your ideal career. Are there any courses that can help you to get these skills?

Check whether you need a specific degree. For example, Medicine to become a doctor.

Look for subjects you enjoy

If you have favourite subjects that you enjoy and excel in, consider studying these at university.

Some courses might be related to your favourite subjects. For example, Linguistics has some common themes with English Language at A Level.

Other courses cover more than one subject. At Cambridge, we offer:

Study something new

At university you can study subjects you've never covered before, like Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology or Chinese.

Think about your passions and look for something that fits with them.

Check the course topics interest you

Courses with the same title can be different.

Check what individual courses offer. Look for:

topics they cover

any compulsory modules or papers

research opportunities

fieldwork, placement, or work experience opportunities

Ways you'll be taught and assessed

It's important to pick a course that is taught in a way that will help you to learn.

Find out how we teach at Cambridge, including the benefits of our supervision system.

Also, think about how you will be assessed. Does that method work for you?

Look on your course page to see how you'll be assessed.

Career opportunities and employability

Check the careers of recent graduates. You may be surprised by some of the things our graduates do.

Find out about graduate careers on the course pages.

Find your course

We offer over 30 courses at Cambridge, covering over 65 subject areas.

Find the right course for you.

You can also explore the Student Union's Alternative Prospectus to find out what our students think.

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How to choose a course | Undergraduate Study

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Cambridge Open Days | Undergraduate Study

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Cambridge Open Days 2025 Join us at an undergraduate Open Day to discover what Cambridge is really like.

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Scholarships available - closes 31st May

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Scholarships available - closes 31st May

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Eligibility:

Going to a sixth form in East Anglia

A current year 13, applying UK university courses starting in Autumn 2025.

Have applied to Student Finance England for a tuition fee loan.

An ambitious problem solver – you thrive in the face of a challenge and are great at using your initiative.

You are eager to learn and grow.

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Admission Tests - Will you have to complete one as part of your uni application?

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Admission Tests - Will you have to complete one as part of your uni application?

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Some universities will require you to complete their or UK admission tests as part of your application.

These requirements are specified on their course pages in the "Entry Requirements" sections.

You can also find out which university requires admission test on UCAS website

Please, always check with the university which admission test you'll have to undertake before registering for any. Each university changes it's admissions policies for every year which could also affect their course requirements.

Which Admission Test can you undertake in the UK

LAW                      LNAT LNAT | The Law National Aptitude Test

MEDICINE             UCAT  About the University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT) | UCAT Consortium

MEDICINE            GAMSAT Home - Graduate Medical School Admissions Test - GAMSAT

ENGINEERING      ESAT ESAT – UAT UK

MATHEMATICS     TMUA TMUA – UAT UK

TARA - UCL only at the moment TARA Admissions Test Announced by UAT and Pearson VUE for UCL

Oxbridge are currently deciding if they'll implement TARA assessments, so keep an eye on the news.

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Here you can find details for some of the more well-known admissions tests, as well as some that course providers run themselves.

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Want to get into Podiatry? Join this Teams like at 1pm on 7th May

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Want to get into Podiatry? Join this Teams like at 1pm on 7th May

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Support with finding a Medical or Dental School 

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Support with finding a Medical or Dental School 

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Go to the Studying Healthcare website to find out more about choosing a medical school

Go to the Studying Healthcare website to find out more about choosing a dental school

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Medical School and Dental School Council X (formally Twitter) social media page

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Medical School and Dental School Council X (formally Twitter) social media page

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Medical Schools Council X

Dental Schools Council X

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Ensure you are attending Open Days at Russell Group Universities. Register your interest now or book your place now

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Ensure you are attending Open Days at Russell Group Universities. Register your interest now or book your place now

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Russell Group universities and their open day 2025

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University of Oxford try before you buy days

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University of Oxford try before you buy days

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Our Third Try Before You Buy Day will take place on Friday 9th May, and include tutorials on Biomedical Science/Medicine, English, French, History, Law, and Maths. Interested students should apply using this form:

Balliol College- Try Before You Buy Day 3 Friday 9th May 2025

Applications close Wednesday 16th April

Our Fourth Try Before You Buy Day will take place on Wednesday 14th May, and include tutorials on Biomedical Science/Medicine, Chemistry, Economics and Management, English, French, and Physics.

Interested students should apply using this form:

Balliol College- Try Before You Buy Day 4 Wednesday 14th May 2025

Applications close Wednesday 23rd April

Our Fifth Try Before You Buy Day will take place on Wednesday 28th May, and include tutorials on

Biochemistry, Economics and Management, English, French, Law, and Physics. Interested students

should apply using this form:

Balliol College- Try Before You Buy Day 5 Wednesday 28th May 2025

Applications close Wednesday 30th April

Our Sixth Try Before You Buy Day will take place on Wednesday 4th June, and include tutorials on Chemistry, French, History, Law, Maths, and Physics. Interested students should apply using this form:

Balliol College- Try Before You Buy Day 6 Wednesday 4th June 2025

Applications close Wednesday 7th May

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Student Finance Webinar with University Westminster 22nd April 5-6pm 

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Student Finance Webinar with University Westminster 22nd April 5-6pm 

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Are you finding it difficult to start or complete your student finance application? Not sure what to include in it? This webinar is a workshop introducing all aspects of student finance to help you understand what to expect when applying, such as the different types of loans, what you could be entitled to, and understanding repayments. We will also look at what scholarships and bursaries are available at the University of Westminster and answer any of your questions about student finance.

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Are you finding it difficult to start or complete your student finance application? Not sure what to include in it? This webinar is a workshop introducing all aspects of student finance to help you understand what to expect when applying, such as the different types of loans, what you could be entitled to, and understanding repayments.

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Meet the Russell Group webinar 29th April - 1st May

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Meet the Russell Group webinar 29th April - 1st May

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Interested in going to a Russell Group University? Make sure you don't miss our upcoming Meet the Russell Group webinars.

Hear directly from representatives and experts from 18 of the 24 Russell Group Universities including Cambridge, Bristol, King's College London, LSE, and Manchester to get answers to all of your questions about applications, student life, personal statements, and much more.

Held across 3 days, the webinars will cover topics such as
an Introduction to the Russell Group and Why to Study There, Personal Statements and Applying to a Russell Group University, and Student Life.

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Meet the Russell Group Webinars: 29th April - 1st May

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Russell Group Universities including Cambridge, Bristol, King's College London, LSE, and Manchester to get answers to all of your questions about applications, student life, personal statements, and much more.Held across 3 days, the webinars will cover topics such as an Introduction to the Russell Group and Why to Study There, Personal Statements and Applying to a Russell Group University, and Student Life.

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Imperial Life Sciences/Chemistry Scholars Summer Schools (Online)

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Imperial Life Sciences/Chemistry Scholars Summer Schools (Online)

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Once again we are joining forces with Imperial College London to deliver two summer schools supporting sixth-form students to develop the skills and knowledge to make successful applications to study Life Sciences or Chemistry.

Imperial Life Sciences Scholars Summer School - Student Application 2025

Imperial Chemistry Scholars Summer School - Student Application 2025

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University of Manchester undergraduate bursaries and scholarships

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University of Manchester undergraduate bursaries and scholarships

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The University of Manchester have several bursaries and scholarships available for underrepresented groups, with applications open until Sunday 27th April. Check out the:

Sadler Bursary for care experienced students

Cowrie Foundation Scholarship for Black, British students from low-income backgrounds

Raheem Sterling Foundation Scholarship for Black, British students from Greater Manchester

Elizabeth Moley bursary for students from low-income backgrounds studying Social Sciences courses.

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Video Conferencing, Web Conferencing, Webinars, Screen Sharing

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Zoom is the leader in modern enterprise video communications, with an easy, reliable cloud platform for video and audio conferencing, chat, and webinars across mobile, desktop, and room systems. Zoom Rooms is the original software-based conference room solution used around the world in board, conference, huddle, and training rooms, as well as executive offices and classrooms. Founded in 2011, Zoom helps businesses and organizations bring their teams together in a frictionless environment to get more done. Zoom is a publicly traded company headquartered in San Jose, CA.

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Reality Check: What it's really like to work in Medicine

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Reality Check: What it's really like to work in Medicine

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St Anne's College Supercurricular Club - University of Oxford. 

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St Anne's Supercurricular Club is a series of online academic taster sessions aimed at Year 12 students who want to broaden their academic interests and gain insight into university-level research and undergraduate-style teaching. Each taster session will be one hour long and will introduce students to our researchers' work, and what this subject area might be like to study at undergraduate level.

Open to any students who would like to get a taste of their subject at this level and learn from an Oxford University academic!

All sessions will be held online, 16:00-17:00. Dates as follow:

20 March: History and Climate Change
27 March: How to Read a Medieval Poem
3 April: AI Generated Media
24 April: Vaccinology
1 May: Exploring Fractals
8 May: Surgical Sciences
15 May: How to Read a Play
22 May: Maths, Psychology and Mental Health

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Medicine Open Day on Wednesday 21 May, from 3.30pm. For students interested in studying Medicine at Lincoln in September 2026 

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Medicine Open Day on Wednesday 21 May, from 3.30pm. For students interested in studying Medicine at Lincoln in September 2026 

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Wednesday 2 ApriThis event offers an exciting opportunity to meet our staff and students and find out more about studying Medicine at Lincoln.

Students will get a chance to explore our purpose-built Ross Lucas Medical Sciences Building, which is home to lecture theatres, laboratories, a clinical skills suite with consultation rooms, a prosection anatomy suite, and a biomedical and health sciences library.

There will also be an opportunity to visit our on-campus accommodation to get a real sense for what it is like to live and learn in Lincoln.

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21 May 2025

Our Medicine Open Day on Wednesday 21 May 2025 is designed for students interested in studying Medicine at Lincoln Medical School in September 2026.

This event will provide the opportunity to visit our Brayford Pool Campus, find out more about our MBChB Medicine programme, and speak to our staff and students.

There will be the chance to explore our purpose-built Ross Lucas Medical Sciences Building, which is home to lecture theatres, laboratories, a clinical skills suite with consultation rooms, a prosection anatomy suite, and a biomedical and health sciences library. There will also be the opportunity to visit our on-campus accommodation and get a real sense for what it is like to live and learn in Lincoln.

Full booking details and event timetable coming soon.

If you have any questions about this event, please contact enquiries@lincoln.ac.uk.

Book Your Place

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Upcoming Events | Events and Conferences | University of Lincoln

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21 May 2025 Our Medicine Open Day on Wednesday 21 May 2025 is designed for students interested in studying Medicine at Lincoln Medical School in September 2026. This event will provide the opportunity to visit our Brayford Pool Campus, find out more about our MBChB Medicine programme, and speak to our staff and students.

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 Get Ahead on Wednesday 9 April and Tuesday 15 April (4.30-6pm) 

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 Get Ahead on Wednesday 9 April and Tuesday 15 April (4.30-6pm) 

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On Wednesday 9 April and Tuesday 15 April (4.30-6pm) they can join our Get Ahead sessions to explore the student experience at Newcastle and:

learn new skills for university

take a virtual tour of campus

join subject tasters

chat to current students about their journey

They’ll find out more about our in-degree opportunities, including study abroad, work placements and our careers support, as well as explore our facilities, student societies and much more.

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Get Ahead with Newcastle University: Your Future, Your Journey!

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Easter Law Work Experience - Tuesday 15th April, 10am - 3pm

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Easter Law Work Experience - Tuesday 15th April, 10am - 3pm

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Key Details:

Law Work Experience during the Easter Holidays

Tuesday 15th April 10am - 3pm

Employers involved are; Linklaters, Fragomen and University of Law

An opportunity to take part in legal workshops, hear from two international law firms as well as the UK’s biggest university offering law degrees

Networking opportunities in the virtual booths

Certificate of completion sent out to all students who take part in the day

If you would like to secure your place, please apply on the link.

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Young Professionals: Get into Law Work Experience

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Web survey powered by SurveyMonkey.com. Create your own online survey now with SurveyMonkey's expert certified FREE templates.

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Land your first role in the MARKETING, ADVERTISING & COMMUNICATIONS industries with this FREE, award winning 8-week programme for 18-25 year olds.

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FREE 10-week course for under-represented students through lessons and real-world marketing, advertising & communications experience

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For degrees in Architecture and Sustainability of up to £6,000

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The William Sutton Prize scholarships are designed to help talented students from lower-income backgrounds overcome financial barriers and gain the skills needed to create inclusive and sustainable communities.

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Nationwide Building Society is providing FIVE scholarships of £3,500 per year to students who will be starting an undergraduate degree related to financial services (e.g., Accounting & Finance, Business, Communications, Computing & Technology, Humanities, Law, Marketing & Management, Mathematics, Psychology, and Social Sciences) in Autumn 2025. The scholarship is to be used to support students towards their cost of living, study materials, and maintenance.

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Nationwide Building Society Scholarship | Blackbullion

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Explore Scholarship funding opportunities with Blackbullion

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Explore Scholarship funding opportunities with Blackbullion

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National Scholarships Week 2025 | Blackbullion

Become a brand built on impact

Join the national campaign that engages over 275,000 students each year and showcase
your commitment to innovation and social value.

We'll never share your info with anyone.

What are we aiming to do for National Scholarships Week 2025?

We created National Scholarships Week to unite businesses committed to driving social change with scholars aspiring to fulfil their true potential.

Together with businesses, we aim to launch £1.5 million in new scholarship funding during the week. These scholarships will help lift students all over the UK out of financial hardship so they can reach university, complete their degrees, and open doors that were previously closed.

"They saw something in me worth taking a chance on and offered a full scholarship and internships for the three years of university. It has changed the course of my life completely."

Cassandra Mgoyo, scholarship recipient

Create real social value

For every pound you invest in a scholarship, you create £4.50 in social value to the UK economy - boosting the communities you wish to serve.

Boost your employer brand

Become a brand that is recognised for investing in the next generation of talent.

Expand your reach

Feature on our social media and email channels with over 80,000+ friends, followers and subscribers.

Target underrepresented communities

Every industry struggles with different representation challenges. Target your support by gender, ethnicity, socioeconomic background, and more.

Interested in becoming
a Blackbullion partner?

Choose a time that works for you to speak to a member of our team for a chat or a live demo.

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National Scholarships Week 2025 | Blackbullion

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Join us and Amazon for a week dedicated to driving social change by helping scholars fulfil their true potential.

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Guide for applications to Oxford University

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Guide for applications to Oxford University

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The admissions process for 2021 is running to the usual timeline with any changes due to COVID-19 highlighted in our applicant guide. For information about studying, researching, working and living in Oxford in the 2020-21 academic year, please see the University's COVID-19 RESPONSE website.

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The Farm Veterinary Summer School is the latest addition to the RVC’s esteemed collection of vacation schools.

Hosted at Sparsholt College in Hampshire, where students reside in en-suite accommodation with full-board catering, students on the programme spend five days undertaking practical activities and become immersed in all things agricultural.

Application deadline 15th May 2025 at 5pm BST

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Farm Veterinary Summer School - Vacation Schools - Visit Us - RVC for All - Study - Royal Veterinary College, RVC

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Apply by 22nd April

Sunday 3rd - Friday 15th August 2025
This 13-day residential summer school is based at the RVC's Hertfordshire Campus and offer work experience in cutting-edge animal hospitals and animal handling environments. please note, there are certain entry requirements for this programme.

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Pre-Vet Summer School - Vacation Schools - Visit Us - RVC for All - Study - Royal Veterinary College, RVC

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Join us for an exciting 5 day Online Summer School, where you will gain an insight into our veterinary pathways and the veterinary profession.

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University of Cambridge Foundation year Masterclass

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University of Cambridge Foundation year Masterclass

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Thursday, 15 May, 2025 - 16:15 to 19:00

These events are a great way to deepen your knowledge of our course while experiencing what it’s like to study at the University of Cambridge.

Each Masterclass includes:

Taster sessions delivered by our academic staff

The opportunity to ask questions and engage with subject experts

An introduction to the Cambridge admissions process

Insights into life as a Cambridge student from current undergraduates

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Subject Masterclasses funded place applications

Funded places for our Subject Masterclasses are available for students (including mature students) who meet any of the following criteria:

In care, or care-experienced

Eligible for Free School Meals

Seeking asylum, or with refugee status

Household(s) in receipt of Universal Credit

Financial hardship

If you meet any of the above criteria and would like to apply for a funded place:

Complete the Funded place application form.

The form requires you to upload a completed supporting statement from your school or college with an authorised stamp or signature. You can download the Funded place supporting statement form for your school to complete.

If the applicant is not currently enrolled at a school/college, please email CAOEvents@admin.cam.ac.uk for guidance.

Check the table of Subject Masterclasses and booking deadlines on our website. You must apply by the given deadline to ensure your funded place application can be processed. Students are welcome to apply for funded places on multiple Subject Masterclasses.

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Subject Masterclasses funded place applications Funded places for our Subject Masterclasses are available for students (including mature students) who meet any of the following criteria: In care, or care-experienced Eligible for Free School Meals Seeking asylum, or with refugee status Household(s) in receipt of Universal Cr

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Open Days and visiting | University of Oxford

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Talk to tutors and students, have a look round and make up your own mind about Oxford. We can’t wait to meet you.

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University of Oxford Online student conference

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University of Oxford Online student conference

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Register here.

Monday 17th - Thursday 20th March, 5-6pm with a Q+A afterwards.

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Considering going to University of Oxford? 

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Undergraduate Admissions and Outreach Newsletter

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Are you thinking of applying for undergraduate study at Oxford or supporting someone who is? Please complete the form below to subscribe to our newsletter, Choosing Oxford, so we can keep you up to

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Dentistry Open Day at Queen's University Belfast

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Dentistry Open Day at Queen's University Belfast

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Thursday 19 - Thursday 26 June 2025

9.30am - 12pm or 1.30pm - 4pm

Royal Victoria Hospital, Grosvenor Road, Belfast

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Student Finance webinar with Royal Holloway University

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Student Finance webinar with Royal Holloway University

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1st April - 5-6pm

Join us for an online session all about student finance on the 1st April at 5pm to 6pm. We will explain how the loan system works, how to apply, and how to find other ways to support yourself alongside your loan such as scholarships, bursaries, and part time work. There will also be the opportunity to ask our team of experts questions about the student finance process. This webinar is primarily suited to UK students planning to start undergraduate study in September 2025.

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Microsoft Virtual Events Powered by Teams

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Microsoft Virtual Events Powered by Teams

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Durham University-This opportunity is for Year 12 students from Black-heritage backgrounds.

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Durham University-This opportunity is for Year 12 students from Black-heritage backgrounds.

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STEP is part of Durham's summer school programmes to support students who are typically underrepresented in higher education, particularly at Durham. The programme will give students the opportunity to come to events and activities during Year 12 and 13 and an insight into what it is like to study with us! We aim to give these students the chance to show their potential in a different way. By passing the assessed summer school project, students can work towards a guaranteed, alternative offer from us as well as develop academic skills.

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Space to Explore Potential (STEP) - Durham University

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Summer School at Durham University information session

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Summer School at Durham University information session

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Microsoft Virtual Events Powered by Teams

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Microsoft Virtual Events Powered by Teams

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The Medical Schools Council is the representative body for UK medical schools. We act as a forum for medical schools to provide expert opinion on areas of medical education and research.

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Medicine/Dentistry - What To Do If You Don’t Get An Offer

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Medicine/Dentistry - What To Do If You Don’t Get An Offer

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: MSC/DSC Teacher and Adviser Webinar. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

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Medicine/Dentistry - what to do if you don’t get an offer
•	Waiting lists and clearing
•	Graduate entry
•	Alternatives to medicine
•	Alternatives to dentistry

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: DSC webinar. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

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Manage your cost of living at University of Exeter

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31st March-3rd April

Careers Insight Week:

31st March
- Legal, Social and Political Degrees Alumni Panel
- Natural, Biological, Earth and Life Sciences Degrees Alumni Panel

1st April
- Arts, Humanities and Culture Degrees Alumni Panel
- Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Degrees Alumni Panel

2nd April
- Business Degrees Alumni Panel
- Degree Apprenticeships Panel
- Education Degrees Alumni Panel

3rd April
- Humanities and Social Sciences Degrees Alumni Panel
- Medical and Health Degrees Alumni Panel
- Study/Work Abroad and Languages Degrees Alumni Panel

Wondering where a University of Exeter degree could take you? Join us for Careers Insight Week, running from Monday 31st March to Thursday 3rd April 2025, launching the same month as National Careers Week. This is your opportunity to hear from successful Exeter graduates as they share their career journeys, from life as a student to their roles in various industries. In these live online Q&A panels, alumni will offer insights into their career paths, give practical advice, and discuss how their time at Exeter helped shape their futures. Each evening, panels will focus on different subject areas, with alumni from across a broad range of degree programmes. You'll also have the chance to ask the alumni panellists questions, giving you a well-rounded perspective on life beyond university. Whether you're seeking inspiration or practical tips for your future career, Careers Insight Week is your gateway to exploring the possibilities ahead.

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31st March-3rd April Careers Insight Week: 31st March- Legal, Social and Political Degrees Alumni Panel- Natural, Biological, Earth and Life Sciences Degrees Alumni Panel 1st April- Arts, Humanities and Culture Degrees Alumni Panel- Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Degrees Alumni Panel 2nd April - Business Degrees Alumni Panel- Degree Apprenticeships Panel- Education Degrees Alumni Panel 3rd April- Humanities and Social Sciences Degrees Alumni Panel- Medical and Health Degrees Alumni Panel- Study/Work Abroad and Languages Degrees Alumni Panel Wondering where a University of Exeter degree could take you?

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In Person - University of Brighton

Virtual - University of Brighton

In Person - University of Essex

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Tuesday 30th April 2024 - Thursday 02nd May 2024

UK University Search are excited to be collaborating with the Russell Group once again to bring you our popular, informative and inspiring webinars that cover a range of key topics.

Taking place from the 30th April to the 2nd May, we have five 90-minute sessions each featuring five or six expert panellists who will offer clear, impartial guidance for students looking at taking the next step in their educational journey.

In each session the Q&A function will be managed by other member universities from the Russell Group who will be able to answer specific questions and provide further information.
ONCE YOU HAVE REGISTERED YOU WILL BE ABLE TO TO SELECT THE WEBINAR/S YOU WOULD LIKE TO JOIN BY CLICKING ON THE ZOOM LINK/S. Please also register if you would like to be emailed access to the recordings
The schedule is as follows:

An Introduction to the Russell Group and Why Choose to Study There? 12:00 to 13:30

Student life at University 16:30 - 18:00
Day 2 - 1st May
The International Students Session - 9:00 to 10:30
Day 3 - 2nd May
Researching University Options - 12:00 to 13:30

Personal Statements and Applying to a Russell Group University - 16:30 to 18:00

All times shown are UK/BST

The Russell Group is made up of:

University of Birmingham, University of Bristol, University of Cambridge, Cardiff University, Durham University, University of Edinburgh, University of Exeter, University of Glasgow, Imperial College London, King's College London, University of Leeds, University of Liverpool, London School of Economics & Political Science, University of Manchester, Newcastle University, University of Nottingham, University of Oxford, Queen Mary, University of London, Queen's University Belfast, University of Sheffield, University of Southampton, University College London, University of Warwick, University of York.

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UK University Search are excited to be collaborating with the Russell Group once again to bring you our popular, informative and inspiring webinars that cover a range of key topics. Taking place from the 30th April to the 2nd May, we have five 90-minute sessions each featuring five or six expert panellists who will offer clear, impartial guidance for students looking at taking the next step in their educational journey.

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Medicine Interview Tips - The Medic Portal

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Our top ten tips for your Medicine interview! Collated by doctors, admissions tutors and successful Medical School applicants.

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Financial aid for Vet Med students at University of Bristol

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Financial aid for Vet Med students at University of Bristol

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Financial support for veterinary science students

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Financial support for medical and dental students

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Financial support for medical and dental students

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The complete university guide on Vet Med applications

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Top tips for Veterinary Medicine applications

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Royal Veterinary College

18 August 2025 - 22 August 2025

50 programme places

Students must meet the GCSE Entry Requirements and then one of the following Level 3 Qualifications (A levels/BTEC/Welsh Baccalaureate/IB/Scottish Advanced Highers):

GCSE Entry Requirements:
A minimum of five GCSEs at grade 4/C including the following subjects:
4-4 in Combined Science or CC in Science (Double Award) or C in both Science & Additional Science or 4/C in Biology and Chemistry.
English Language
Mathematics

Welsh applicants, please note, GCSE Mathematics-Numeracy will not be accepted instead of GCSE Mathematics but is welcomed alongside it, and as part of the Welsh Baccalaureate.

A-Level Entry Requirements:
CCC in three A Level subjects including:
Biology
Chemistry
One other subject of your choice*
It would also be expected that candidates pass their science practical for each relevant subject, where taking the English curriculum.
*The third A Level subject should not overlap with Biology or Chemistry, and cannot be General Studies.

BTEC Requirements
Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma in Applied Science / Applied Science (Biomedical Science): DDM overall with Distinctions in:
Principles and Applications of Science I (90)
Principles and Applications of Science II (120)
Science Investigation Skills or Contemporary Issues in Science (120)
Candidates must also achieve at least Merits in two of the following units:
Applications of Organic Chemistry; Applications of Inorganic Chemistry; Practical Chemical Analysis (120)
In addition:
Applied Science: at least three units from Group A must be taken
Applied Science (Biomedical Science): at least four units from Group A must be taken

Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma in Animal Management (1080): DDM overall with Distinctions in:
* Animal Biology (120)
* Practical Skills in Animal Science (60)
* Animal Metabolism (60)
* Animal Breeding and Genetics (120) or Animal Welfare and Ethics (120) with Merit in the other
City & Guilds Advanced Technical Extended Diploma in Animal Management (Science)*: D / DDM overall with Distinctions in:
* Biological Systems of Animals
* Theory Exam (2)
* Synoptic Assessment (1) or (2) with Merit in the other
Welsh Baccalaureate:
Applicants who have achieved the Advanced Skills Baccalaureate Wales qualification with grade C will be accepted with two A Levels:
Biology at grade C
Chemistry at grade C

Scottish Highers and Advanced Highers
Advanced Highers at grade C or above in:
Biology
Chemistry
in addition to 5 Highers at grade C or above including:
Biology
Chemistry
and at least National 5 grade C in:
English
Mathematics
* If you have bypassed one or more of these subjects at National 5, you will need this subject/grade at Higher level.

IB Requirements:
444 at Higher Level in:
Biology
Chemistry
One other subject
All third choices are equally acceptable to RVC selectors. There is no third subject which is preferred or gives any special advantage in the selection process.

This Summer School, funded by the RVC and the Sutton Trust, is a free to attend, 5-day residential course for fifty current Year 12 (England/Wales), Year 13 (Northern Ireland) or S5 (Scotland) pupils from under-represented backgrounds.

The Sutton Trust Summer School is amongst the RVC's most immersive residential programmes. This free to attend Summer School sees students live on RVC'S Hertfordshire Campus with all meals and equipment provided. Students, no matter their previous contact with animals, will have the opportunity to complete a variety of animal handling placements across a number of the RVC's facilities that can contribute towards work experience requirements.

This Summer School is designed to provide an authentic experience of what studying at the RVC is like with time spent at both campuses (London and Hertfordshire). The academic schedule will include lectures on a wide range of veterinary topics, conducting a research project, engaging in group-led teaching, learning practical clinical skills, and trying to solve a real-life veterinary case! To complement the teaching, learning will take place within a welcoming and inclusive environment alongside peers from similar backgrounds, all with aspirations to study Veterinary Medicine.

Students will be allocated a Student Ambassador as a mentor to support and guide their academic and professional development during the Summer School. Dedicated RVC professionals will provide comprehensive sessions around the application process with the aim of empowering students to fulfil their potential and join the RVC.

To support the comprehensive schedule there is a full social programme that facilitates the integration of Summer School students as well as providing an environment to develop skills, attributes and friendships. In past years this has included: sporting events, cooking together as a house and a quiz night.

Other Courses at Royal Veterinary College

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Royal Veterinary College 18 August 2025 - 22 August 2025 50 programme places Students must meet the GCSE Entry Requirements and then one of the following Level 3 Qualifications (A levels/BTEC/Welsh Baccalaureate/IB/Scottish Advanced Highers): GCSE Entry Requirements: A minimum of five GCSEs at grade 4/C including the following subjects: 4-4 in Combined Science or CC in Science (Double Award) or C in both Science & Additional Science or 4/C in Biology and Chemistry.

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University of Cambridge Subject Masterclass sessions

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University of Cambridge Subject Masterclass sessions

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POV: Attend a Cambridge Foundation Year Interview

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Insight into Humanities talks with Oxford university

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Insight into Humanities talks with Oxford university

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Insight into Science talks with Oxford University

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Insight into Science talks with Oxford University

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Balliol is an academic community which exists to promote excellence in learning and to encourage scholarship and research at the very highest levels. Founded in 1263, it is one of the oldest colleges within the University of Oxford. It is also one of the largest, with about 370 undergraduates and a nearly equal number of graduate students. Balliol has a long history of being open to all on merit, and we welcome applications from students from any background and from anywhere in the world. To find out more about courses and how to apply, please go to www.balliol.ox.ac.uk/admissions. To arrange a school visit, please contact outreach@balliol.ox.ac.uk.

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Our First Try Before You Buy Day will take place on Thursday 27th March, and include tutorials on Economics, English Literature, Maths, and PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics). Interested students should apply using this form. Closes 2nd March

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Our First Try Before You Buy Day will take place on Thursday 27th March, and include tutorials on Economics, English Literature, Maths, and PPE (Philosophy, Politics and Economics). Interested students should apply using this form. Closes 2nd March

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Balliol is excited to announce the commencement of this year’s Try Before Your Buys Days. These free events are designed for Y12 students from UK state schools, and provide the chance to engage with subject-specific Oxford style teaching. The days will include a tutorial, a guided tour and a talk on the admissions process. A free lunch will also be provided in Balliol’s historic hall. Students will need to complete work in advance of the day in order to take part in the tutorial session.

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Medicine Financial Support, Wednesday 26 February, 5-6pm. 

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Medicine Financial Support, Wednesday 26 February, 5-6pm. 

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Tuition fees

Maintenance loans and living costs

NHS bursaries, including additional allowances

University of Sunderland 2025/26 bursary and scholarship offer

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Medicine at Sunderland Finance - University of Sunderland

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Learn more about the financial support available to medicine students at Sunderland at our online event.

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UNIQ - applications close midday on 23 January.

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UNIQ - applications close midday on 23 January.

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What is UNIQ?

UNIQ is the University of Oxford’s access programme for UK state school students in their first year of further education. We prioritise places for students with good grades from backgrounds that are under-represented at Oxford and other universities. Every year more students from diverse backgrounds get offered places at Oxford with help from UNIQ.

UNIQ is a completely free programme, aiming to help support you to consider your educational options, decide if Oxford is right for you, and to make successful applications to Oxford.

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We’re pleased you’re applying for UNIQ 2025! Applying should only take 15 minutes and we’ve outlined the 5-step process below.

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Year 12 Dentistry Summer School - applications are live! Deadline 9th Feb

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Year 12 Dentistry Summer School - applications are live! Deadline 9th Feb

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What will students experience at a summer school?

Students will:

Get an understanding of what it is like to study medicine or dentistry, including the different teaching methods that are used. This aims to help them consider which medical/dental school they might want to apply to.

Get an understanding of what the values and behaviours of medical/dental students and doctors/dentists are.

Get an overview of the range of medical/dental careers available. This includes:

Other healthcare options

Healthcare options that are non-patient focused

Specialities where there are shortages.

Engage in activities designed to build their confidence and network with others.  This includes meeting academics and university students.

Have opportunities to discuss their options and seek advice, including:

Receiving support regarding applications and admissions such as advice on preparing for interviews and admissions tests.

Take part in social activities so they can build their own community and network.

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Dental Summer Schools - apply now! - studying healthcare

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Funded by NHS England, the Medical Schools Council and Dental Schools Council will be running eight summer schools in 2025. With over 500 free places available across England summer school participants will explore how to apply and what it is like studying medicine and dentistry. Read more about our medical summer schools here. There will […]