Location: Online

Event information: Masterclasses are online, subject-specific hour-long sessions for students in Year 12 to get an opportunity to have a taste of university. The masterclasses are designed to introduce you to subjects that can be studied at university. The hour-long sessions will feature a lecture on a specific topic from UCL academics or students. This year, Masterclasses will be hosted online.

The sessions are interactive and we encourage you to engage with the presenters, there is an opportunity at the end to ask questions about the topic presented.

Taking part in Masterclasses can be a fantastic way to find out more about university subjects.

In this Masterclass, you will be introduced to the astrophysical concepts that allow us to study star- and planet-forming environments. There will be discussion on current theories of planetary formation and exploration on some of the observational techniques that have advanced our knowledge over the past decade. Finally, you will look at upcoming missions that are poised to have a monumental impact on our understanding of planetary systems in the coming years.

This event is suitable for: Year 12

How to book a place: Please apply for a place on this event via the following page of the UCL website:

Masterclasses | Access and Widening Participation – UCL – University College London

Please email srs.realisingopportunities@ucl.ac.uk to let us know that you have applied, including the full name and date of the event. This way we can ensure that your application is prioritised.

Recording your attendance on the RO student hub: After the event please email srs.realisingopportunities@ucl.ac.uk to confirm that you attended, including your full name and the full name and date of the event.