Events

Studying in London: what to expect   For students

Part of Getting started with university research  event series

Not only is London acknowledged worldwide for excellence in teaching and research, the vibrant and diverse city can provide great opportunities during and after your university studies. Join three London based universities; Westminster, Kingston and Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, to find out more about the benefits of studying, and hear from a current student studying in London to find out what it’s really like!

Preparing for the UCAS October application deadline   For students

Part of Getting started with university research  event series

Applying for university in October for medicine, dentistry, veterinary science and Oxbridge means early preparation is key! Hear from university admissions experts from the University of Cambridge and University of East Anglia about things you can do now to get ready for the deadline, including hints and tips on personal statement writing, and admissions tests and interviews. Get your questions answered now on the process, and what makes a great application.

Changes to UCAS personal statements for 2026 entry   For students

Part of Getting started with university research  event series

Personal statements for UK university applications for 2026 entry are changing! Hear from experts at the universities of Warwick, Hertfordshire and Reading to find out what these changes mean for you and your UCAS application, what universities are now looking for in your personal statement, and things you can do now to get ahead and ready to apply.

Contextual admissions: access programmes, summer schools and lower university offers   For students

Part of Getting started with university research  event series

Access programmes, summer schools and lower university offers through contextual admissions are great opportunities for you to explore studying at university and help you access universities which have competitive applications. Join the universities of Sussex and Brighton to find out more about the opportunities available, how to find them, and what contextualised offers are.

Thinking about a gap year?   For students

Not sure about your next steps? A gap year could be your answer. Join this webinar to hear from the experts at Tilting Futures and Yipiyap to understand what is a gap year, the different types of gap years and how to choose the right gap year for you. You'll leave with the knowledge about the exciting gap year programmes available across the world!

Psychometric testing on Unifrog   For teachers/counselors

Part of How to  event series

For international teachers and counselors. Unifrog’s psychometric testing offers a comprehensive method for students to explore how their personality, skills, and aptitudes align with potential future paths, all in a fun and interactive way. Join our webinar to learn about the components of psychometric testing on Unifrog and discover the resources that can help you deliver it effectively.

Unifrog's complete SEL & PSHE Lesson Pack   For teachers/counselors

For international teachers and counselors. In this webinar, we’ll introduce you to our complete SEL & PSHE lesson pack. This whole-school lesson pack contains over 80 lesson plans, giving SEL and PSHE leaders the tools to deliver a complete social-emotional learning curriculum. The pack is based on the new ISCA framework, meeting ISCA objectives and CASEL competencies, as well as covering important PSHE topics.

Where could a degree in engineering take me?   For students

From automotive and electrical engineering, to mechanical and aeronautical engineering, your future career as an engineer could take you so many places! To help make sure you’re on the track for success, you’ll want to consider university courses which meet the professional standards of the Engineering Council, and are closely aligned with industry needs. Come along to this webinar from the Engineering Department at the University of Staffordshire to explore the degree options available to you.

Turning creative passion into a successful career   For students

How do you turn your talent into a career doing what you love in the creative industries? Uncover the secrets in this webinar from the University of Staffordshire’s Department of Creative Industries. You’ll learn how innovative courses, industry collaborations, and real-world opportunities in media, design, film, and fashion can unlock your creative future. Be inspired by students’ success stories and begin shaping your creative journey!

How to use the Placements Tool   For teachers/counselors

Work experience week(s) coming up at your school or college soon? In this webinar, we'll highlight key Unifrog resources to launch work experience effectively with your students and their parents. We'll also demonstrate how to track and manage incoming student, employer, and parent forms using the Placements Tool, designed to streamline your work experience management.

What’s next for computing? Learn how to futureproof your career   For students

What are the emerging technologies in computing hardware and software? What specific skills are valued by employers? And how do you keep up to date with the benefits and potential threats to the computing industry? Join the University of Staffordshire as we look at the practical things you’ll need to futureproof your career in computing. You’ll learn about key technologies, connectivity, industry needs, skills, and certifications.

Unifrog Apprenticeship fair   For students

Get involved with National Apprenticeship Week by attending our apprenticeship fair and speaking to 40 employers in just over two hours! Learn all about the world of apprenticeships by exploring the latest opportunities, attending live sessions with top employers, and chat to experts and current apprentices from organisations including BBC, NHS, British Army, KPMG, Lloyds Banking Group, EY, and Unilever! Follow the sign up link to register on our exciting external events platform, iVent.

Nursing and social care taster: how has residential care changed over time?   For students

In this webinar, you’ll discover the ways societal attitudes towards learning disabilities have shifted over time. Jez Shea, from Bangor University’s School of Health Sciences, will take you on a journey through the history of residential care for people with learning disabilities. You’ll also learn how public opinion shapes policies, and how these influence the care we provide for some of society’s most vulnerable people.

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 clearing?   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 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.

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.

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 40 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.

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!

Unifrog Teacher and Advisor Conference - London   For teachers/counselors

Join us in London 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 the University of Bedfordshire and London Early Years Foundation. Can’t make this date? Come to the same conference in Birmingham on 8 May instead!