Location: UCL East - Marshgate Event Information: At UCL, our STEM research uncovers the complexities of how we live and how we shape what the future might look like. Each evening of Spring Into STEM 2.0 will feature two TED-style talks by experts, offering interdisciplinary perspectives on the hottest topics in STEM. Our academic hosts will highlight and share their cutting

Location: UCL Bloomsbury Campus Event Information: This event will give you the opportunity to gain a valuable insight into what life is like at University, what studying a Politics degree entails and what a typical student day may look like. You will have the chance to engage with our PPE programme Director, meet our current PPE students for a Q and

Location: Online Event Information: This virtual taster lecture will focus on strokes; a serious, life-threatening medical condition that happens when the blood supply to part of the brain is cut off. You will learn about the causes, symptoms and treatment of this condition and how time is of the essence in order to minimise the impact on the individual.. This event is

Location: Online Event Information: This virtual taster lecture will focus on Sepsis, where you will learn how the infection-fighting processes turn on the body, causing the organs to work poorly. This event is suitable for: Year 12. How to book a place: Please sign up by clicking this link. Recording your attendance on the RO student hub: Please email the University of Leicester at progression@leicester.ac.uk

Location: In-person sessions held at UCL History of Art Department and at galleries and museums across London (full details will be sent to participants). Event Information: Images surround us, in every aspect of our physical and digital life. As a society, we are constantly making images. But how do images make us? How do they shape society, or influence our everyday

Online with UCL, with an optional in-person session at the UCL History of Art Department.  Event Information: Images surround us, in every aspect of our physical and digital life. As a society, we are constantly making images. But how do images make us? How do they shape society, or influence our everyday lives? In our Art History Summer Taster Courses, you

Location: Lancaster University Event Information: Lancaster Access Programme's second campus masterclass delivered by MADE. This session will be covering goal setting, your aspirations and the future. This masterclass will take place on campus at Lancaster University. This event is suitable for: Year 12. How to book a place: To book a place, please follow this link. Recording your attendance on the RO student hub: Please email e.dove@lancaster.ac.uk after the

Location: UCL Campus - Bloomsbury Event Information: Envision@UCL is a set of free in-person events exclusively for students of Black African and Black Caribbean heritage in Years 10-12, who are interested in learning more about university. It is a fantastic opportunity for you to boost your understanding of university life and gain crucial knowledge about the steps needed to get there.

Location: School of Life Sciences, Teaching Laboratories, Gibbet Hill Campus, University of Warwick. Event Information: The aims of the day are to provide sixth form students with some new practical skills by undertaking real lab-based work and promoting the study of biology at university. This event is suitable for: Year 12. How to book a place: To book a place, please complete the online booking

Location: Online Event information: Topic: "Museums and their Colonial Legacies". In this taster lecture we will explore museums and their colonial legacies. We will think about why it is important to both acknowledge historical wrong doing on the one hand, and think about what can be done to begin to a better future on the other. Drawing on 10 years of experience