Events

Exploring creative careers for a sustainable future   For students

Sustainability is at the forefront of conversations at the moment, but can also be misused and misunderstood. In this webinar the University of Southampton will ask what is the role of art, design, and creative technologies in creating a more sustainable future, and how this is translating into careers and opportunities in the sector.

Let's explore: history   For students

Part of Explore your future: with Lancaster University  event series

Unsolved puzzles. Untold secrets. These are part of what piques our curiosity about the past. They’re also part of what keeps history relevant. Join this session with Lancaster University to delve into some of history’s mysteries and discover how studying history can help you develop a wide range of professional skills.

Let's explore: finance   For students

Part of Explore your future: with Lancaster University  event series

Finance isn't just about numbers – it’s about grasping how the financial landscape shapes economies and industries. In an increasingly complex financial world, understanding the different sectors and preparing early can give you a real edge. Join this session from Lancaster University to explore the many financial sectors, the unique opportunities available to Lancaster's first-year students, and what to expect when studying accounting and finance.

Law taster: murder for necessity   For students

Join the University of Manchester for a law taster designed to help you explore conflicts between the law, survival and morality. Dudley and Stephens murdered a fellow seaman (Parker) in order to save themselves from starvation whilst stranded at sea in 1884. They were found guilty of murder. In this webinar we will explore this historic case, and consider whether taking an innocent life to save your own justifies committing murder, even if it is under the extreme necessity of hunger.

The economics of fast food: how companies like McDonald's and Starbucks compete for your money   For students

This webinar from the University of Manchester will explore the economic strategies behind two of the world’s most recognisable brands, McDonald’s and Starbucks. How do these companies use pricing strategies, brand loyalty, and menu design to attract customers? Explore key concepts like market structures and consumer behaviour using real-world examples from the fast-food industry. This talk will provide interesting insights into the economic forces shaping your everyday dining decisions.

Unifrog virtual UK University Fair   For students

Get to know more about university at our virtual fair where you can chat with 40 UK universities in just two hours! We'll be joined by experts from the universities of Bristol, Exeter, Leeds, Durham, London, Queen Mary University, and many more! You'll have the chance to get your questions answered, attend live sessions on topics including student finance, personal statements, and student life. Follow the sign up link to register on our exciting external events platform, iVent.

Unifrog World of Work Conference   For teachers/counselors

Free in-person conference in Manchester for teachers and careers advisors! Gain new insights into the current landscape of apprenticeships and work experience, followed by interactive sessions with top employers and advisors who will offer practical advice on how to provide the best provision for your students. There will also be an opportunity to network with some of the UK's top employers and hear first-hand about open opportunities. Follow the sign up link to register on Eventbrite.

Engineering a more sustainable maritime industry   For students

Learn about maritime engineering with the University of Southampton. Maritime engineering underpins all aspects of our lives from the goods that travel on ships, to the energy that the sea generates and transports, to the sub-sea cables that make the internet work. This webinar will look at how the maritime industry is changing to reduce its impact on the environment and the engineering challenges involved. This includes how we can use the wind and waves to propel the ships of the future!

Let's explore: marketing   For students

Part of Explore your future: with Lancaster University  event series

Whether you are interested in social media and the role of influencer, in sustainability and climate change challenges, in advertising or innovation, a marketing degree has it all. Come to this session run by Lancaster University to learn more about the possibilities that a marketing degree opens to you, and what exciting topics you can cover whilst studying.

Creating a compelling personal statement for law   For students

Part of How to write a great personal statement  event series

This webinar will help you understand the role of a personal statement in your law application and how it can set you apart. Learn how to structure your statement to highlight your passion for law, with examples to guide your approach. We’ll also cover the key dos and don’ts to ensure your personal statement makes a lasting impression on admissions tutors.

Mastering the business personal statement   For students

Part of How to write a great personal statement  event series

Join us to learn how personal statements are used in business-related courses and how to write one that stands out. This session will help you create a strong personal statement that showcases your leadership potential and future aspirations, with practical examples to illustrate key points. We’ll also share essential dos and don’ts so you can avoid common mistakes and present your skills and experience effectively.

Interactive english webinar: has Shakespeare aged well?   For students

The idea that Shakespeare’s plays are timeless is still popular, despite rising evidence and arguments that they are not. What is it that keeps his writing alive? Why are we still invested in Shakespeare? And what do we do when, for one reason or another, his work lets us down? This webinar is your opportunity to tackle these questions with Dr Jakub Boguszak, a Shakespeare scholar at the University of Southampton, who will invite you to think critically about the texts and their value.

Writing a personal statement for psychology: telling your story   For students

Part of How to write a great personal statement  event series

In this webinar, you'll gain a clear understanding of how personal statements are evaluated in psychology courses and how to write one that reflects your academic interests and passion for the subject. Learn how to weave together your experiences and goals into your personal statement using real examples. Plus, get advice on the dos and don’ts to ensure your statement stands out to admissions tutors.

Harnessing collective intelligence: insights from nature, data science, and AI   For students

Collective intelligence is the shared intelligence when many people work together, often with the help of technology. Are two heads better than one? Do too many cooks spoil the broth? This webinar explores how insights from nature, biology, psychology and machine learning can inform better social systems and AI for resilient societies. The London Interdisciplinary School will delve into misinformation spread, dynamics of pandemics, and the wisdom of crowds.

Creating a standout personal statement for computing   For students

Part of How to write a great personal statement  event series

Discover how to write a personal statement that effectively highlights your skills and enthusiasm for computing. This session will cover how personal statements are used in university admissions and guide you through the process of crafting a strong application with examples to help shape your approach. Learn the key dos and don’ts to ensure your statement is both polished and impactful.

The £50 billion heist: how can maths stop crime?   For students

In this webinar the University of Southampton will explain how quantum computing threatens our banking system and the crucial role of mathematics in safeguarding it. Don't miss this chance to explore a cutting-edge issue and learn more about studying mathematics at university!

Unifrog for Asia - Top Tips from Shrewsbury International School, Thailand   For teachers/counselors

Exclusively for schools in Asia and Pacific! In this webinar, we’ll cover how to make the most out of Unifrog in your region. We'll take you through key student-facing tools, resources for delivering a comprehensive university and careers curriculum, and ideas for embedding the platform within your school. Join Angelica from Unifrog and Shrewsbury International School, Thailand, as they share tips on using Unifrog to support your students in finding the best next step for them.

Explore earth sciences   For students

Join academics from the University of Southampton to discover how geoscientists integrate different sciences (physics, chemistry, biology, geography, geology) to understand the earth system and tackle our planet’s greatest environmental challenges. Unlock unrivalled career paths you can take with a degree in an ocean and earth sciences discipline and find out whether it's the right next step for you!

Let's explore: economics   For students

Part of Explore your future: with Lancaster University  event series

Economics is a discipline with principles and models that are used worldwide, from solving unemployment, to deciding where to invest money, to choosing how to spend your free time. This session from Lancaster University will show you what economics is all about and how an economists way of thinking can be applied to many situations in your daily life. Find out what it is like as an economics student, and what you can do after university!

Explore a career in nursing   For students

Nurses throughout the world are at the heart of healthcare. Whether pursuing adult, child, mental health, or a dual field nursing programme, discover how nurses are changing lives and shaping the future of healthcare. Join students and academics from the University of Southampton to discover all that a career in nursing has to offer.

Is human genetic engineering ever moral?   For students

What was once science fiction has become science fact. Recent advancements in genetic engineering have allowed scientists to alter the DNA of organisms (including humans) in ways previously unimaginable. But just because we can do something doesn’t necessarily mean we should! Join Leeds Trinity University’s Dr Richard Playford to explore the ethics of genetic engineering in the modern world.

Top tips for writing the perfect CV   For students

Part of Application masterclasses  event series

Employers will use your CV to decide whether you’re fit for the job, so you need to make sure it stands out from the crowd. In this webinar, you’ll hear from professional experts from the MET Office who’ll give their insider tips and apprentice insights on how to ace your CV or written application and start your journey to your dream career!

Top tips for acing an interview   For students

Part of Application masterclasses  event series

You've applied for the job and been invited to an interview - excellent! Join professional experts from PwC and Armstrong Watson to hear about apprentice insights, the types of interviews you might do and how best to structure your answers.

Applying to apprenticeships: the do's and don'ts   For students

Part of Application masterclasses  event series

It’s likely you’ll apply to more than one apprenticeship, but it can be tricky to keep track of them all. Join professional experts from the National Grid and Government Economic Service to help you find ways to manage multiple applications and avoid the common traps when applying to more than one role, so you can increase the chances of being successful in your applications.

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 experts from the BBC, E.on and Cooper Parry. 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.

Apprenticeships: what to expect   For students

Part of Application masterclasses  event series

Leaving school or college doesn’t have to be daunting if you know what to expect! In this webinar, you’ll learn what it’s like going from school/college to an apprenticeship, the exciting things you may be involved in and how to get support if needed in the world of work. You'll also get some top tips on how to cope with the change and get the most out of your exciting next step.

Unifrog Study Abroad Forum   For teachers/counselors

Join us in-person at the Unifrog study abroad forum to hear the latest on studying abroad. Learn from the experts on how to support your students’ applications to study overseas. There will be an opportunity to network with leading international universities and a complimentary lunch to keep you fuelled throughout the day. Follow the sign up link below to reserve your spot on Eventbrite

Unifrog for Europe - Top Tips from St. Gilgen International School, Austria   For teachers/counselors

Exclusively for schools in Europe! In this webinar, we’ll cover how to make the most out of Unifrog in your region. We'll take you through key student-facing tools, resources for delivering a comprehensive university and careers curriculum, and ideas for embedding the platform within your school. Join Rob from Unifrog and St Gilgen International School, Austria, as they share tips on using Unifrog to support your students in finding the best next step for them.