Events

Unifrog for school leadership teams   For teachers/counselors

For headteachers/principals and senior leaders at international schools. In this webinar, you'll learn more about how Unifrog supports your careers and university counseling programme. We’ll be focussing on using our curriculum plans, university research tools, and destination reporting to support your students and make the most of your Unifrog subscription.

Unifrog virtual university fair   For students

Join our virtual fair to speak - via chat booths - to 30+ UK universities in just two hours! We'll be joined by experts and current university students from the universities of Lancaster, Durham, Queen Mary London, Manchester, Warwick and many more! You'll have the chance to get your questions answered, and attend live sessions on topics including student finance, the changes to personal statements, and student life. Follow the sign up link below to register on our events platform, iVent.

Law taster: could AI be legally treated just like you and I?   For students

Artificial intelligence is developing quickly around the world. It’s being used to create self-driving cars and drones, and software like ChatGPT, and even machines that order their own parts. In the world of law, it’s helping lawyers to prepare material and review documents. Join Giles Gater, Senior Lecturer in Health, Education, Policing and Sciences at the University of Staffordshire to explore laws around human intelligence and autonomy, and how these could apply to AI in the future.

Five things everyone should know about criminology, criminal justice, and policing   For students

Perfect for aspiring criminologists, this webinar is a full introduction to the Criminal Justice system of England and Wales! Drawing on his edited books in the ‘50 Facts’ book series, James Treadwell from the University of Staffordshire will cover some of the vital facts you should know as a student, while giving you a taste of the sort of things he does as an academic criminologist. He’ll also explain how studying criminology at university can set you up for a rewarding career.

Psychology taster: the science behind how parents affect their child’s development   For students

How critical are parents to a child’s development? Join Dr Sarah Rose from the Psychology Department at the University of Staffordshire to explore the truth behind developmental psychology. We’ll take a look at key theories about a child’s development and explore why parents might be less influential than you thought. If you’re interested in a career in psychology, don’t miss this chance to dig into the fascinating science behind this key area of the subject.

Making iconic brands: product innovation or creative advertising?   For students

Have you thought about what makes brands like Apple and Nike the icons they are? Most people think it comes down to product innovation. Join Dr. Tim Hill, Director of Studies for Business at the University of Bath, as he explores why this might not be the case. Discover why the route to becoming an iconic brand doesn’t always lie in good research or radical ideas, but in creative advertising. Perfect for students interested in business, marketing, or entrepreneurship!

Criminal law taster: how is grievous bodily harm prosecuted?   For students

In this interactive session, you’ll explore a fictional crime case with Dr Prejal Shah, Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Lincoln. In the case, a violent attack is carried out on a transgender woman during a Pride event. The prosecution are seeking a charge of grievous bodily harm (GBH). Join Dr Shah to explore elements of criminal law to understand the importance of GBH as a criminal charge, and learn how the prosecution and defence handle different aspects of GBH cases.

How to prepare for exams and tests   For students

Exams and tests can be daunting, but effective revision can help cure some exam nerves and set you up for success! Join this webinar to hear some top tips from university experts, a current university student, and a member of the team at Unifrog about how to balance your revision and rest time, and how to excel in the upcoming exam and test season.

Myth busting university   For students

Part of Pre-16: what options are there after school?  event series

Thinking about going to university but don’t think you can afford it or get the right grades? Not really sure what you can study at university? This session led by the universities of Exeter, Creative Arts and London South Bank, will bust some common myths about university and provide information about research you can start doing now!

What are apprenticeships?   For students

Part of Pre-16: what options are there after school?  event series

Not sure what apprenticeships are or what a day in the life of an apprentice looks like? Sign up to this webinar to hear from professional experts from Ricoh, the Woodland Trust and KPMG to better understand what an apprenticeship is, how you can find out more about them, and hear from a current apprentice to see if they would be right for you after school!

Parents and caregivers session: pre-16 research into options after school   For parents/guardians

Part of Pre-16: what options are there after school?  event series

Not sure on your child’s options after school? Think university is too expensive, or not sure where to start looking for apprenticeships? Join experts from the University of Bradford, Unilever and the National Saturday Club to find out about what early research your child can do, and things to consider when weighing up their options.

Unifrog Teacher and Advisor Conference - Birmingham   For teachers/counselors

Join us in Birmingham to network with top universities, employers, and careers leaders! Hear the latest advice on careers provision via live sessions and panel discussions, and gain exclusive insights from Unifrog and other experts in the industry on how best to support your students. This event is sponsored by Liverpool John Moores University and The British Army.

Interactive webinar: how would you solve these environmental health cases?   For students

We’ve all seen rating scores on food outlets, but what do they mean? What actions would you take as an environmental health officer? Join Chartered Environmental Health Practitioner and LJMU lecturer Graeme Mitchell to learn about how local authorities make sure that food prepared for us abides by the rules. This interactive webinar will explore how food hygiene ratings are generated, the role environmental health plays in checking food is safe, and how to get into this career.