Events

Student life at university   For students

Part of Post university applications: what's next?  event series

Want to know what studying at university is really like? Find out about the sports and societies you can join and the support services that can help you transition into university life, and hear from a current student about what a typical day at university really looks like!

Choosing between your university offers   For students

Part of Post university applications: what's next?  event series

You’ve applied to university, so what’s next? Hear from university experts and a current student to learn how to reply to your offers and what to consider when choosing the best university for you. You’ll also find out what happens if you don’t receive any offers, and what your next steps can be.

What is university clearing and how does it work?   For students

Part of Post university applications: what's next?  event series

Explore all aspects of the clearing process, including what clearing is, how to navigate university hotlines, and how to stay calm during the process. Hear from universities and a current student who found their university place through clearing.

Parents and caregivers session: supporting the next steps of university applications   For parents/guardians

Part of Post university applications: what's next?  event series

Not sure what your child’s next steps should be after submitting their university application? Join this webinar led by the universities of Warwick, Exeter and Keele to find out about the different university offers your child will receive, things to consider when choosing between these, and how to support your child if they don’t receive any offers.

Hidden careers in the creative industry   For students

Part of Careers Week: the world of work  event series

When you think of careers in the creative industry there are many which don’t spring to mind straight away such as roles in finance, law, software development, business management and marketing. Join professional experts from the BBC and Into Film to find out about these careers and many more in the industry, to highlight roles which could become your dream career!

How to stand out to get your dream career   For students

Part of Careers Week: the world of work  event series

The world of work can be competitive, establishing your personal brand and building on your presence on social platforms such as LinkedIn can really help you to stand out in the crowd. In this webinar professional experts from Lloyds Banking Group, Solus ARC and Forvis Mazars will discuss what is personal branding, how to utilise LinkedIn, and ways you can build on your personal development whilst still in school/college ready for your dream career!

How to find the job you want   For students

Part of Careers Week: the world of work  event series

Once you have decided on your perfect career, what are the next steps to help you get the job you want? Our webinar led by professional experts from Schroders, Unifrog and PwC will discuss where to find job information, what options are available in the world of work and how to know they are the right fit for you, and tips on how to ace your application to start your career journey.

Parents and caregivers session: career options and supporting decision making   For parents/guardians

Part of Careers Week: the world of work  event series

Join this webinar to find out how to support your child’s decision making in researching their future career choices. What are the different options available to them when looking into the world of work, and things which should be considered when choosing careers. Join experts from Cooper Parry, Into Film and The British Army to find out more including important research and tips to get started!

International student fees and funding for UK universities   For students

Part of Student Money Week  event series

Looking to study in the UK, but not sure how student fees and finance works? In this webinar, you’ll hear from UK universities all about the costs you’ll need to think about as an international student, they’ll also explain how scholarships work and how to access them. Plus, you’ll hear from a current student on their tips and tricks for budgeting.

Student fees and funding at university   For students

Part of Student Money Week  event series

Not sure how student fees and finance works? Join this webinar to find out more about the fees and loans when studying at university in the UK. Hear from universities to discover more information about what loans and bursaries are available to help fund your studies, and what the differences are between the two, and find out more about scholarships, what they are and how to find them.

Student budgeting at university   For students

Part of Student Money Week  event series

A lot of students worry about how they will afford to attend university with a restricted budget. Join this webinar to find out about the costs you need to consider whilst at university, additional support and sources of income whilst studying, and hear from a current student who will share their hints and tips when budgeting.

Virtual Work Experience with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers   For students and parents/guardians

Part of Virtual work experience  event series

Join us for a live session that links to the IMeche Virtual Work Experience for Engineering. We will be joined by experts from IMechE members, Red Bull and the Olympic GB Cycling team, the International Society for Snowsport Safety and IDA Sports. You'll get advice on how to approach some of the tasks on our VWEX course, first-hand knowledge of sports engineering, product research and development, and hear from a professional cyclist who leads an engineering unit at Red Bull.

Skills to succeed: communication   For students

Part of Soft skills to succeed  event series

Effective communication is essential for managing relationships, and this is especially important at work. Big companies invest lots of money in developing their employees' communication skills, so join this webinar to get a head start! Professional experts will be there to discuss the importance of effective communication, and how you can build these skills while studying.

Skills to succeed: leadership   For students

Part of Soft skills to succeed  event series

Whether you want to take on leadership roles at school/college, volunteering, or in your future career, join our webinar to find out about different leadership styles and why these are important in the workplace. Hear from professional experts about how to demonstrate and showcase your skills when applying for roles, and what you can do now to develop your skills before joining the world of work!

Shaping the future: inspiring women in STEM   For students

Join us for this special webinar celebrating the International Women’s Day 2025 theme of accelerate action and empowerment! Hear from three inspiring women who are working in STEM fields. Find out more about their roles, what a typical day looks like, and what advice they’d give you to begin your own inspiring career.

Parents and caregivers session: what are apprenticeships and how to support during applications   For parents/guardians and teachers/counselors

Part of Application masterclasses  event series

Apprenticeships are on the rise for school leavers, 23% of all apprenticeships started in the UK 2024 were by young people aged under 19. Sign up to this webinar to find out about all things apprenticeships, degree apprenticeships, and how to support applications from professional experts. You’ll have opportunities to get all your questions answered so you can better understand your child’s next steps on the route to an apprenticeship.

Law taster: what happens if you break the law in space?   For students

Have you ever wondered what happens if someone commits a crime while aboard a spacecraft? Join Dr Maria Manoli, lecturer in space law at the University of Aberdeen to look at the legal frameworks that govern present and future human activity in space. From space stations to lunar bases and future extraterrestrial human settlements, you’ll hear how laws are applied in space and what happens when they’re broken.

Becoming a forensic scientist: what it's really like   For students

Forensic science has revolutionised the way we investigate and solve crimes, transforming the field of criminal justice. In this webinar, join Professor Ian Turner from the University of Derby to learn about the latest advancements in forensic science, including exciting cutting-edge techniques and technologies. Through practical case studies, you’ll discover what it’s really like to be a forensic scientist.

Changes to UCAS personal statements for 2026 entry   For teachers/counselors

Part of Getting started with university research  event series

Personal statements for UK university applications for 2026 entry are changing! Hear from university experts to find out what these changes mean for your students' UCAS applications. You’ll find out what universities are now looking for in the personal statement, and things your students can do to get ahead and ready to apply.

Would you eat at a 0-rated restaurant? Discover the career keeping us all safe!   For students

We’ve all seen rating scores on food outlets, but what do they mean? Is it safe to eat in a 0-rated premises… and would you dare to? Is it even legal for them to stay open? Join Chartered Environmental Health Practitioner and LJMU lecturer Graeme Mitchell to learn about how local authorities make sure that food prepared for us isn’t going to make us ill – or worse. This webinar will explore how food hygiene ratings are generated and the role Environmental Health plays in checking food is safe.

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.

Meet the students: what is university really like?   For students

Current university students are taking over the fair to tell you their honest experiences and things they wish they’d known, chat to students at 30 universities in just two hours to get your questions answered. Get insider tips on extracurricular activities to boost your personal statement, the best student bank accounts, what to pack, and how to prepare for living away from home.

How to prepare for exams and tests   For students

Exams and tests are always 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.

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. Can’t make this date? Come to the same conference in London on 22 May instead!