Select a minimum of 6 choices on Woodle. Your choices will be monitored along with your attendance. You have until 9th May at 5pm to make your choices. If you are interested in a session and it is full, please still register. If you do not make your choices by the deadline, you will be allocated choices randomly.
Admissions Tests - Gonville and Caius College Cambridge : This session provides an overview of the admissions tests for Oxford and Cambridge, including the subjects that require tests, guidance on registration and test dates, and a chance to explore examples of admissions tests. Additionally, you will receive valuable tips on how to prepare and guidance on the next steps to take. Dark, hidden, past: the house and its symbolism in Greek tragedy - University of Warwick : Greek theatre was performed in the open, in the bright light of day. The only space which was not flooded by natural light during a Greek theatre performance was the interior of the stage building, the skene. Unsurprisingly, Greek tragedy relies a lot on this space for conveying its ideas around dysfunctional familial pasts, suppressed truths, desires and secrets. It also relies on it for its reflections on the feminine as something both alluring and wondrous, as well as potentially threatening. The UCAS Process and Personal Statements - University of Exeter : Detailed overview of the application process to Higher Education, including entry criteria, the UCAS form, personal statements, and teacher references. Exploring Medicine - St George's, University of London : This talk will look at a range of Greek tragedies, including tragedies of the OCR syllabus, to illustrate the importance of thinking about this space when studying Greek theatre. Student finance and managing your money - University of Sheffield : This talk delivers the most up to date information on the student finance support available from the government. It also covers information on bursaries and scholarships, and broadens students' understanding of wider costs associated with attending University. Doing Visual Sociology - Brunel University London : Through watching an experimental documentary we will be discussing how to do sociology on identity, national belonging, gender and other sociological topics through filmmaking. Writing your Personal Statement - Swansea University : Find out what makes a good statement? How can you make your statement stand out? What should you include? How to tackle the sections plus top tips to help you with your statement. Mental Health Nursing - Working Pathway - Bexley Mental Health Hub - Oxleas NHS Trust : A discussion around the options available following undertaking the Mental Health Nursing Program (clinical work, project work, management, support services). BBC GET In - Apprenticeships at the BBC - BBC : Abiona will talk about her career journey after leaving Woodhouse and how she got into journalism following university. She will also highlight the wide range of BBC apprenticeships—not just in journalism. The BBC hires over 250 apprentices annually across business, digital technology, engineering, journalism, and production. Schemes range from Level 3 to Level 7 and are offered across the UK, though availability varies by location and subject. What is Private Equity Investing? - Industry Cap : This session will introduce attendees to the Private Equity (PE) industry as they consider different career options. It will explain how PE differs from other finance careers, the purpose and function of PE firms, and types of investing including venture capital, growth capital, and buyouts. The session also explores the industry's risk/reward profile, real-world examples, and potential career paths into PE. A Personal Project Roadmap (STEM Oriented) - Alumni and Imperial College Graduate : This session offers practical advice on boosting employability through personal projects, especially in STEM. Jaimin will show how students can stand out by building experience beyond academics, with examples from electronics, programming, language learning, web development, and personal organisation. The talk will focus on accessible projects and resources students can start straight away to develop valuable skills. Philosophy Masterclass: The links between decolonising the curriculum and the philosophy of BLM - School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London : This session introduces students to the conceptual and political connections between two key progressive social movements: Decolonising the Curriculum (DTC) and Black Lives Matter (BLM). It explores how both challenge structural racism and whiteness, while celebrating racially and ethnically minoritised lives. The session also highlights how DTC and BLM create empowering narratives of joy and emancipation, despite efforts to delegitimise their work. The Power of Language: Unlocking Culture, Communication & Opportunity (learning Arabic) - SOAS University of London : Learn the essentials of Arabic in this interactive session, perfect for beginners or those with some experience. Explore basic greetings, numbers, and phrases, and engage in fun activities to decode the Arabic script. Discover Arabic’s cultural significance across the Middle East and North Africa and how it can boost career opportunities, enhance travel experiences, and connect you with diverse communities. Margaret Thatcher: Image and the Cold War: The impact of gender—and why this type of analysis improves your job prospects. - University of Hertfordshire : In this thought-provoking taster lecture and discussion, adapted to cover topics relevant to the A-level syllabus, media historian, author and journalist, Dr Sharon Maxwell Magnus, will examine how Margaret Thatcher, evaluated in her latest book out in July, crafted her image to both appeal to, and confound gender expectations and why this was significant in terms of her role in the Cold War period. She will then discuss why using this sort of analysis and evaluation is valued by employers and makes History a great subject to study at degree level in terms of the skills and attributes employers value. Why Studying Architecture at the University of Hertfordshire Can Change Your Life and the World - University of Hertfordshire : Architecture blends art, science, and society to shape how we live and connect. This session from the University of Hertfordshire explores the power and responsibility of architecture in addressing today’s challenges, including the climate crisis. Learn how sustainable design, creativity, and critical thinking are central to the profession. You'll also receive practical advice on preparing your university application and portfolio for a future in this impactful field. 1PM An introduction to UCL - UCL : This session will provide an overview of the study opportunities available at UCL, student life in London, and making a competitive application. Making a competitive application (including super curricular activities – humanities and social sciences ) - Gonville and Caius College Cambridge : This workshop will outline how to support making a competitive application in the humanities and social sciences, including an overview of the application process for Oxford and Cambridge, with a focus on course and college choice. It will also cover super curricular work (for humanities and social sciences) and how to integrate this into your personal statement to strengthen your application. Additionally, the workshop will consider other important elements of the Oxbridge application, such as interviews, written work, and admissions tests. EPQ and Study Skills - University of Exeter : Practical tips on study skills, how to make a study plan, and look after your wellbeing. Overview of the EPQ and benefits, as well as advice and tips on completing a successful project. Alternatives to Medicine - St George's, University of London : Explore the different alternatives to studying Medicine, and why students might wish to consider them. This talk is designed for undecided medics as well as those looking for careers in Allied Health. Write a strong personal statement - University of Sheffield : Designed for students in the early stages of their application process, this interactive workshop focuses on the personal statement structure, and helps students identify skills and experiences. We’ll provide the most up-to-date advice around new structures and the use of AI. This is Your Brain on Money: A Peek into Behavioural Finance - School of Economics, University of East Anglia : No finance background needed—just keep an open mind, and expect real-life examples, and lots of interactive discussions. This taster workshop will dive into the world where emotions meets money. Explore how our minds could play tricks on us when it comes to making financial decisions—like why we follow the crowd, or why we take risks. Applying to UCAS - Swansea University : UCAS - how does the process work? Applying via the UCAS Hub. What should you include in your Personal Statement? Decisions, deadlines and next steps. Tips to make a good application.
Applying to UCAS - Swansea University : UCAS - how does the process work? Applying via the UCAS Hub. What should you include in your Personal Statement? Decisions, deadlines and next steps. Tips to make a good application. Making a competitive application (including super curricular activities – STEM) - Gonville and Caius College Cambridge : This workshop will outline how to support making a competitive application in STEM subjects, including an overview of the application process for Oxford and Cambridge, with a focus on course and college choice. It will also cover super curricular work (for STEM subjects) and how to integrate this into your personal statement to enhance your application. Additionally, the workshop will consider other important elements of the Oxbridge application, such as interviews and admissions tests. Student Life at University of Exeter - University of Exeter : Delivered by two undergraduate students, this session provides students with an insight into life at university. Admissions Tests - St George's, University of London : The UCAT is an entrance requirement for all UK Medicine courses. This talk covers how students can best plan ahead, revise for, and excel at the exam. Choose your course and University - University of Sheffield : This session provides guidance on how to narrow down choices to find the right course and University. It is designed to emphasise the various factors students should consider, encouraging them to think about their interests and the importance of thorough research. Why you should study Theology/Religious Studies at Oxford - BBC Radio News : Ever thought about studying Theology at university? It might not be the first subject that comes to mind but it’s a powerful, wide-ranging degree that teaches critical thinking, communication, and analysis. In this short talk, a former Oxford Theology student (now a radio journalist and newsreader) shares how the course opened unexpected doors, including a career in media. Whether you're considering a humanities degree or just curious about lesser-known academic routes into top universities, this is a great chance to learn more. Natural Sciences at King's College London - King's College London : An interactive session about the opportunities that a science degree offers in today’s job market. As part of the session, we talk about the science options at King’s College London: here we offer a wide range of specialist degrees (chemistry, physics, maths, computing etc ) and a newly launched, future focused, interdisciplinary Natural Sciences degree. The Natural Sciences degree incorporates AI & Machine Learning as well as entrepreneurial and employability skills into a rigorous science qualification with an emphasis on interdisciplinary, innovative thinking and scientific problem solving . Why choose the University of Bristol? - University of Bristol : Come and hear from the University of Bristol, where academic excellence meets a forward-thinking spirit. Located in a vibrant city, it offers diverse degrees, a global network, and impactful research. Choosing What and Where to Study - The University of Manchester : In this presentation, we highlight the reasons and benefits of university, such as career advancement and personal growth, and provide tips on choosing the right course and institution. We also outline the steps to start your educational journey. Opportunities in the NHS - Royal Free Hospital : Opportunities in the NHS - We'll be exploring the variety of roles available in the NHS including some ideas around options other than becoming a Doctor. GET UP AND MOVE - LONESOME WORKSHOPS : Lonesome workshops have supported many famous performing arts creatives. This workshop is an opportunity for you to develop your acting skills and confidence. Today's Pharmacist - University of Hertfordshire : An overview of the pharmacy profession. This will be followed by detailed information on application requirements, interview tips and what to expect during the admissions process. An outline of the pharmacy curriculum will also be covered. Finally, insights into student experience, support services, extracurricular activities, and balancing academic and personal life will be discussed. Studying Computer Science at University - Queen Mary University of London : This is a talk aimed at students who are considering studying a Computer Science degree at university. The talks includes a short taster lecture on Computer Science (in particular recent developments in AI) and the format of different Computer Science programmes that universities normally offer. 3PM Electronic Engineering and Computer Systems Engineering - Royal Holloway, University of London : Engineering is a creative subject, looking to apply science to solve problems. This talk will discuss what Electronic Engineering and Computer Systems Engineering involve, what makes a career in Engineering interesting and finish with a mini-lecture on how hard disk drives are engineered. Matthew Bryan is the admissions tutor for Electronic Engineering and lectures in micro- and nano-electronics at Royal Holloway. His research focusses on understanding how magnetism at the micro-and nanoscale can be used to create new devices. Project Trust - Long-term international gap year placements - Project Trust : Project Trust is an education charity with a vision to empower young people to become responsible and active global citizens. For more than 55 years we have specialised in supporting young people, aged 17-25, on challenging, inspiring and well-structured international volunteering placements. For 8- or 12-month placements, our volunteers focus on teaching, youth development or conservation across Africa, Asia or Latin America. We support our volunteers to emerge as independent, confident and resilient young people who are able to make a positive difference in the world! Becoming a doctor - Royal London Hospital, Barts Health NHS Trust : What can I expect from a career in medicine? In this talk, George will discuss the process of getting into medical school, the course itself, and what life may look like after graduation. Drawing from his personal experience and the experiences of others he knows, George will provide valuable information to help students prepare for medical school applications and their future careers. Studying abroad / opportunities out of the UK - Alumni - Eibhlin McMenamin : I have studied and worked in five different countries across 3 continents since leaving Woodhouse. I'd love to tell you guys about all the opportunities I've had - bear in mind a lot of this (especially my studies in Sweden, which is free for EU citizens) has been made possible thanks to my EU citizenship. International Relations taster session: How are foreign policy decisions made? - SOAS, University of London : In this interactive taster session, SOAS, University of London explores how foreign policy decisions are made. Students will examine real-world case studies and discuss the political, economic, and cultural factors influencing global decision-making. Led by academic experts, the session offers a glimpse into International Relations at university level and highlights the relevance of global affairs in today’s interconnected world.
Personal Statement Writing Workshop - University of Leicester : What’s needed in the Personal Statement sections, how to make a start and how to structure your writing. Best delivered in a workshop format, by getting pen to paper or discussing in pairs. Level 7 Finance Apprenticeships at S&W Group - S&W Group : T his session will be led by a recent Level 7 apprentice from S&W Group, the 7th largest accountancy firm in the UK. They will share their experience, outline the qualifications available, explain the application process, and highlight key points. Avoiding Dystopia: Employing Ethics as we Build the Web - Myself : This session explores how we can shape a better future by building ethics into the web. You'll find out how new web technologies like HTML and CSS extensions are developed at the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), and how tech companies can make smarter, more ethical choices when creating apps and services. The web doesn’t just happen, we build it, and we can choose to build it right. Careers in Biosciences - University of Manchester : The presentation will give an overview of the different biosciences available at the University of Manchester and go over the areas that our students have gone into (e.g. research, science communication, etc.) A different type of degree: studying Liberal Arts at University - Farrer Kane & Co : If you enjoy a mix of subjects and can't pick just one, a Liberal Arts degree could be for you. Bronwen, a University of Birmingham graduate now working in PR and Communications, will share her experience studying a wide range of subjects including English Literature, Economics, Art History and Business, all under one degree. She will also talk about the different course options available and how her degree helped shape her career path. Navigating the world of accountancy, banking and finance - Alumni : In this session, David Lake, an alumnus with extensive experience in accountancy, banking, and finance, will share insights into the ups and downs of navigating a career in these industries. Drawing from his own professional journey, David will discuss both the expected challenges, such as the pressure to meet deadlines, work-life balance struggles, and constant industry changes, and the unexpected hurdles that can arise, including personal setbacks, economic shifts, and unforeseen opportunities. Navigating the Path to Clinical Psychology - NHS : This session, delivered by Dr Alria Williams, is for A-level students interested in mental health and clinical psychology. You'll find out what clinical psychology involves, the skills you need, and the steps to take after A-levels — from studying accredited degrees to gaining hands-on experience through volunteering or research. A real-life case study will show how psychologists work with patients and use therapeutic techniques. Dr Williams will also explain how to apply for a clinical psychology doctorate and explore the career paths you could follow. Becoming a barrister - Doughty Street Chambers (attending in personal capacity) : This session, delivered by Graham, will explore the route to becoming a barrister, from university and law school to pupillage and tenancy. You’ll learn what barristers do, how their work differs from other lawyers, and the wide range of career options available. Graham will also explain how different areas of law can shape the work you do, and share insights into the pros and cons of self-employment versus working as an employed barrister. How to choose a uni and course - Southampton Solent University : We'll cover all the things you need to think about when selecting a university and course, as well as how to actually start the search process. Business is Global. Your Degree Should be Too. - SPJ London School of Management - SP Jain London School of Management : Come and find out more about SPJ London School of Management’s, with a unique multi-city model, where you can study, and intern, in 4 global countries in one degree – London, Singapore, Dubai and Sydney. SPJ London is a Business School in Canary Wharf, offering business degrees with options to specialise in Finance, Marketing or Entrepreneurship. Law Taster Session: Should prisoners have the right to vote? - : This engaging Law taster session will explore one of the most debated topics in constitutional and human rights law: Should prisoners have the right to vote? Through an interactive discussion, we will examine the legal and ethical arguments surrounding prisoner voting rights, considering perspectives from the UK, international law, and human rights conventions. By the end of the session, students will have gained insight into legal reasoning, human rights law, and the complexities of balancing democracy with criminal justice. This taster is perfect for anyone considering a law degree or interested in how legal systems shape society. Careers In the Creative Arts - Film, Games, Music and Performing Arts - BIMM University : Want a career in Games, Film, Performing Arts or Music? Then you’re invited to hear from BIMM University on why University can help you achieve your goals. Learn about what it takes to build a strong creative career and what you could be doing now! Choosing courses and universities - University of Birmingham : This session will explore the wide range of subjects available at UK universities and things to think about to help you choose the right subject for you. It will cover things to consider when researching courses and universities to help you decide where you would like to go to university. It will also highlight some of the resources you can use to help you with your research. Future challenges in Biomedical Science and Technology - Middlesex University : Professor Richard Bayford, Head of Biophysics at the Middlesex University Centre for Investigative Oncology and leader of the Biophysics/Engineering Group, will present an overview of the real-world challenges tackled by students in biomedical sciences and technologies. His talk will explore key issues at the intersection of science, engineering, and clinical application, offering insights into how interdisciplinary approaches are driving the future of healthcare innovation. How to read a chest X-ray - University of Hertfordshire. : We will have a brief introduction to radiography and the career of a radiographer along with an overview of the different modalities that a Diagnostic Radiographer can be involved with in day to day practice including some of the equipment we use. A brief outline of X-rays and chest x-rays. The importance of learning the anatomy of the chest on an X-ray and more! 1PM Music and Entrepreneurship centred - Exchange Global Records : This talk explores a career transition into the music industry and business, offering insight into opportunities beyond the creative sector. It will also highlight entrepreneurship as an alternative pathway to traditional studies, providing attendees with a broader perspective on careers in music and business. Why University? - University of Leicester : Exploring motivations for going to University, an assessment of if you feel this is right for you and what you can expect from University Life, with an insight into the University of Leicester. Fighting Cancer Workshop - University of Manchester - University of Manchester : Workshop focusing on cancer-related jobs. It will introduce students to different areas, including prevention, treatment and research, in order to give an insight into different types of work related to the fight against cancer. Careers with the Royal Air Force - Royal Air Force : The RAF currently have 23 roles to choose from that come with RAF apprenticeship training rated Outstanding by Ofsted. They are available in a broad and diverse range of careers including Aviation Operations, Engineering, Hospitality & Catering and IT. Disabled Student Allowance (DSA) - University of Hertfordshire : We explore how students may be eligible for additional financial support at university through the Disabled Student Allowance scheme. Conspiracy theories - how can Criminology and Sociology help us understand them - Middlesex University London : Why have conspiracy theories become so much part of our day-to-day lives? We live in a world where information is readily available, but conspiracies appear to be all around us. This presentation explores the rise and impact of QAnon, #Pizzagate, COVID-conspiracies, and the Great Replacement, and asks how Criminology and Sociology can help us understand conspiracy culture, and what we might do about it. Why Apprenticeships? - University of Westminster : What are apprenticeships? How do they work? How do you apply? Why should you do an apprenticeship? All your Apprenticeship questions answered. Why HE? - Southampton Solent University : Not sure what your plans are after leaving college? Let us tell you about why going to uni might be a great choice! A Career in Engineering - Transport for London : In this talk, a Woodhouse Alumni will talk about her career journey into engineering, highlighting how her time at Woodhouse and University helped her to become a Vehicles Engineer at Transport for London (TfL). The talk will showcase some of the engineering projects worked on and provide advice on how to get into engineering.
Buddhist context. Designer? Engineer? Design thinking to improve our lives - Queen Mary University of London : What’s the relationship between a book and trauma medicine? Why don’t people who need hearing aids use them? Why don’t skateboarders or all cyclists wear helmets? Before attempting to solve a problem, we need to ask whether this is the right problem to solve and what instead may be a better question to ask. For this, we need designers with engineering know-how and engineers exposed to design thinking. This session will introduce how the combination of creative design with engineering, plus materials science and maths, leads to innovation – and opens a range of future careers. Short exercises will explore how to kickstart creativity and generate ideas. Economics Taster Session: Exploring Game Theory & Resource Allocation - SOAS University of London : Join us for an interactive Economics Taster Session led by a third-year Economics student! This session will introduce key economic concepts in a fun and engaging way, helping you understand how economics applies to real-world decisions. The Drama of Economic Development - SOAS, University of London : The differences in living standards between countries across the world are staggering (so are the inequalities within many countries). Was it always this way? How can we describe the history of modern capitalist development from the early 19th century to now? What is involved in the process of 'catching up' on the advanced economies? What are the big debates about this? And what are the emerging big trends? From an English Degree to Microsoft AI and Microsoft Advertising - Microsoft : Join Constantia Papageorgiou to hear about her career journey. From completing A Levels and taking a gap year, to studying English at the University of Southampton, Constantia's path has been anything but linear. Now, as a Client Solutions Manager within Microsoft AI and Microsoft Advertising, she leverages her experience to drive success in one of the world's largest tech companies. In her current role, Constantia works closely with clients to drive revenue, utilising AI to optimize campaign performance and deliver impactful results. Discover how transferable skills from an English degree can lead to a dynamic career at Microsoft, and gain insights into navigating your own unique career path. From College to Clinic: My Journey as a Pharmacist - The Guild : Genevieve, a qualified pharmacist and former student of Woodhouse College will be sharing her journey from college to working in the world of pharmacy. You will receive an honest insight into what being a pharmacist is really like, the different career paths you can take, and the skills that helped Genevieve along the way. Conservatoire study for Performing Arts students - Trinity Laban : What is a conservatoire, and how is it different to a university? This talk is suited to Music, Music Tech, Dance and Theatre students. We will cover routes into specialist UK arts institutions, including entry requirements, applications and auditions; what a day in the life of a conservatoire student might look like; and career destinations after graduation. There will be an opportunity to ask questions, and see and hear examples of our students in action. A Career in Law - Marsha Francis : A brief powerpoint presentation on a career in law and social mobility. 2PM How to choose a uni and course - University of Leicester : Looking at finer course details and what to consider in terms of assessment style, rankings, modules, year abroad etc. Plus, questions to ask before, during and after going on an Open Day. Choosing the right bioscience/healthcare course - University of Manchester : This presentation asks students to consider what do they want their university experience to be. Using the faculty’s undergraduate programmes as examples, the presentation introduces differences and similarities between course structures, placements, etc. Getting Career Ready - Making the most of your time - InvestIN : This talk will cover up to date job market information, what employers are looking for, how to be the most employable version of yourself, and what you can be doing from today to get one step closer to your dream career. Psychology - Middlesex University : Dr. Lucy Irving and Dr. Jon Silas from Middlesex University's Psychology department will introduce key psychological concepts in an interactive session. They’ll debunk common myths and share surprising facts about the mind and behavior. You’ll also learn how studying psychology provides valuable skills for careers in fields like business, healthcare, technology, and the arts. Whether you're considering a psychology degree or curious about the brain, this session will give you plenty to think about! Degree Apprenticeships or full-time university? - University of Hertfordshire : This session explores degree apprenticeships and highlights the main differences compared to full-time university study. Writing Personal Statements - Oxford Brookes University : How to prepare for and write personal statements, including dos and don'ts, advice on structure and tips from admissions tutors The Mathematics of Cryptography - City St George's, University of London : A session on cryptography and number theory and activities to apply the learnt theory to concrete encryption problems. Students will be introduced to the problem of secure communication and to different mathematical encryption algorithms and then explore different algorithms in small activities. An introduction to an area of pure mathematics not usually covered in the high school syllabus, gaining practical experience of how a real-world problem (the secure transfer of data) can be translated into a mathematical model and how mathematics can be instrumental to daily life. History, Anthropology, Youth Work, Social Work and More! - Adopt London West (PARENT) : Confused about what to study or what career to pursue? Mandy Wilkins, a social worker with a background in History, Anthropology, and Community Work, will share her journey. From legal advice for young people to working with the NSPCC, Mandy has built a career based on her values, skills, and interests. Learn how to explore your options without rushing to make a decision. Graduate Employability - Aston University : Join us for an insightful session on graduate employability, where we’ll explore key skills, industry expectations, and strategies to enhance your career prospects. This talk will also highlight the importance of a placement year, offering practical advice on securing valuable work experience, developing professional skills, and standing out in a competitive job market How to Write like Shakespeare: Creative-Critical Writing - University of East Anglia : How can creative writing improve your literary criticism, and vice versa? Before the 20th century, the line between creative writing and criticism was blurred. In this workshop, students will explore techniques like imitation, parody, and re-writing, showing how they shaped literature and how you can use them in your own writing and analysis. Why do we talk? - University of Hertfordshire : The talk follows some of the topics addressed in a 2009-10 Horizon documentary with this title, including where language comes from, why animals can't speak, how children learn to talk, and how the brain works with regaerd to speech and language. Writing an effective Personal Statement - University of Bath : Students should expect to learn what a personal statement is, tackling misconceptions surrounding personal statements, what Bath expect as a competitive university, how to answer the questions using known methods. A Career in Cardiac Physiology - The Guild : Join Chief Cardiac Physiologist Chibuzor Nwimo for an inspiring deep dive into the world of cardiac healthcare. This session will uncover the vital role of cardiac physiologists in diagnosing and managing heart conditions using cutting-edge technology and patient-focused care. Discover the day-to-day realities of the job, the education and training pathways, and the exciting career opportunities in this growing field. Economics Session - City St George's, University of London : Guglielmo Volpe, Professor Of Economics at City St George's, University of London will be delivering a taster session so you can gain insights into what it's like to study Economics at university 3PM "Self-Presentation and External Validation: : Contemporary Dutch photographer and video-maker Rineke Dijkstra typically requires her sitters to trust her at moments of intense personal exposure. This session looks to recent work in moral philosophy on the concept of trust to understand whether they have good reason to do so. Since Annette Baier’s “Trust and Antitrust,” the consensus in philosophy has seen trust as a domain or task-specific rather than global: A trusts B to Φ, with C, for X, or in domain D. Vulnerability and Trust in Rineke Dijksta’s Portraiture" - University of Warwick : Dijkstra’s sitters trust her with their self-presentation, relying on her to capture their emerging sense of self without humiliation. This trust provides external validation that can shape identity. Whether this trust is justified depends on viewing trust as a “participant attitude.” This session will interest anyone exploring the relationship between trust, self-presentation, and the power of photography.
experiences of applying to medical school, studying medicine and life as a doctor working in the NHS. Applying to medical school can be complicated and overwhelming. This session will aim to answer some of your questions about the process, discuss applications, common pitfalls, as well as tips on how to perfect your interview technique. Introduction to Music at University - Royal Holloway, University of London (Music Department) : This session will introduce the experience and value of studying for a music degree at University. We will cover the applications process, what you can expect from different courses, options for joint honours degrees in combination with another subject, and more. How to make a competitive application - Kings College London : This presentation will cover key strategies for crafting a strong university application, focusing on academic excellence, personal statements, extracurriculars, and interview preparation. It will include tips on strengthening academic credentials, writing a compelling personal statement, and highlighting extracurriculars and work experience. The session will also cover interview techniques and tailoring applications to King’s College London (KCL), providing attendees with a clear roadmap for a competitive application.
Why Warwick?: Discover what makes the University of Warwick a top choice for students. This session will explore Warwick’s academic excellence, campus life, student opportunities, and career prospects. Learn about its vibrant community, strong industry connections, and the unique advantages of studying at one of the UK’s leading universities. Criminology, Policing, Law Taster Session: The aim of this talk is to give students information about Criminology, Law, and Policing degrees, to introduce a taster of our sessions and to answer students' questions about career opportunities and entry requirements. Why Study at Coventry University: This session will explore the university’s innovative teaching, industry connections, and vibrant student experience. Learn about the wide range of courses, state-of-the-art facilities, and the support available to help you succeed both academically and professionally. Whether you're considering Coventry or just exploring your options, this talk will give you valuable insights into life at the university. Pathways to University: Personal Statements and Beyond - We Belong This session offers practical advice on writing effective personal statements and exploring pathways to university. Students will learn how legal status can affect student finance, discover alternative funding options, and find out about support available through We Belong for higher education access. Student Finance: This interactive session will provide an overview of student loans, support packages, and budgeting advice. University Interviews - What to Expect: Taking part in interviews can seem like a daunting experience for many students, but being prepared can help to put their nerves at ease. This presentation discusses the different types of interviews, preparation advice, and common errors to avoid. Study Abroad and Placement Opportunities (Intro to HE): University degrees have lots to offer beyond the standard three-year course. In this session, we’ll discuss what it’s like to study abroad or take a work placement year, where you could go, the benefits of both, and the support that’s available. We will also provide guidance on how to narrow down choices to find the right course for you. Creative Careers: This session will highlight the diverse opportunities within the creative industries, the skills you’ll develop, and how a degree from UAL can help you turn your passion into a profession. Whether you're interested in design, media, performance, or beyond, this talk will provide valuable insights into studying and working in the creative sector. How to Get Into Journalism: Luke Alsford was a former Woodhouse student who got his first job in journalism at the national newspaper Metro. This talk will cover all the different avenues for getting into journalism, from work experience to student journalism and training courses. Luke will go through his own journey into journalism and then open the floor for as many questions as possible on how to be a successful journalist and find a job. Sometimes 'Getting into journalism' talks can have outdated advice, but this is a talk from someone who just left university and made a successful jump into the field. It will be an opportunity to discuss modern journalism and what it takes to become a modern journalist. Personal Statements: Detailed information on the purpose of personal statements, what to include, and structuring them. Modern Languages (and Linguistics) at Oxford: Modern Languages is one of the courses with the highest success rates at Oxford and a brilliant option for students who love reading and languages (even if you don’t study one at A-level). This session will provide more information about Modern Languages at Oxford and include a short Linguistics taster. Finance - Worth the Risk?: Insight into the financial sector, through the lens of Insurance. More specifically actuaries. What is risk? How is it calculated? How do we profit from it? In a complex world, Aspen provides the clarity to see risks as opportunities, not fears. Whatever the challenges, as a leading specialty insurance and reinsurance business, we have the insight, expertise, and confidence to bring clarity from complexity. Working in Publishing: If you are interested in working with authors, books, and stories, publishing has an array of exciting roles that might be a good fit. In this talk, I will discuss and answer questions on my job as a literary agent, which involves working with authors on their books, managing their careers, working on adaptations for TV, Film, and Theatre, and selling their books across the world. I will also explain the different roles at a publishing house, from editorial, to marketing and publicity, to sales. The talk may also be useful for those interested in becoming writers themselves, to explain the process of getting an agent and the road to publication. Computer Science Taster: Dr. Martin Walter from City St George's, University of London will be delivering a taster session on Computer Science. 1PM Personal Statement Workshops: The personal statement can be the hardest part of the UCAS application for students. To help them get going, this session explores structure, content, the dos and don’ts, and the tricky opening line. We’ll also provide insight into what universities are looking for. The workshop will give students an opportunity to put their learning into practice and critique some example personal statements. Choosing Your Course & University: This session allows students to take a detailed look at their options for UCAS and Personal Statements, focusing on choosing a course and university, and examining some of the factors they may consider in their decision-making. Making the Most of University Life: This session, delivered by Lancaster University, will explore how students can make the most of their university experience. From academic success to extracurricular activities, networking, and personal growth, this talk will provide practical advice on thriving at university and making the most of the opportunities available. Applying to Medicine and Dentistry: Learn how to craft a compelling personal statement that highlights your strengths and sets you apart. Whether you're unsure where to start or looking to refine your application, this talk will provide expert advice to help you make a strong and competitive university application. Starting and Succeeding at University: This session, delivered by Lancaster University, will explore how students can make the most of their university experience. From academic success to extracurricular activities, networking, and personal growth, this talk will provide practical advice on thriving at university and making the most of the opportunities available.
requirements, personal statements, admissions tests, and interview tips. Pathways into Psychology: This session, hosted by the University of Anglia, will provide key strategies for studying and succeeding at university. It will cover effective time management, study techniques, and how to balance academics with extracurriculars. The talk will also highlight the importance of building a support network and developing skills for both university life and future careers. Interview Skills: Discover what makes the University of the Arts London (UAL) a top choice for creative education. This session will cover UAL’s six colleges, diverse courses, and opportunities in art, design, fashion, communication, and performance. Learn about industry connections, career support, and life as a creative student in London. Get valuable insights into studying at UAL. History at University: Join Salim Koroma as he shares his journey into clinical psychology, from studying Psychology at A-level to building a career in the field. This session will cover key steps such as university choices, relevant work experience, and further training. Attendees will gain insights into the realities of clinical psychology, including its challenges and rewards, as well as the different pathways available. The session will also highlight alternative career options within psychology. Making a Competitive Application to Humanities / Social Science Courses (Including Super-Curriculars): This session will cover what to expect in different types of interviews, how to prepare effectively, and how to give confident, impactful answers that help you stand out. Ideal for anyone thinking about university, apprenticeships, or future job applications. Careers in Property: This will be a short introduction to History as taught at a top UK university. Essentially, this will be about what an undergraduate studying History might expect. What do History programmes look like? How are they structured? What are the expectations of students? And what kind of qualities does a History degree foster? Finally, this session will consider what kind of careers History graduates follow post-Uni. Studying History and Modern Languages: It can be difficult to know what will help an application to a highly selective university or course. This session will cover how to make the most of all aspects of an application, from super-curricular activities, to personal statements, admissions tests, written work, and interviews, focusing on humanities and social science courses. Introduction to Midwifery: Presentation on roles in Property and Construction, apprenticeships opportunities, about Savills. 2PM Study Skills - Royal Holloway University Success at university starts with effective study skills. In this session, Royal Holloway will share essential strategies to help you manage your time, take better notes, and retain information more effectively. Whether you're preparing for exams, writing essays, or balancing multiple subjects, this talk will provide practical tips to help you study smarter and boost your academic confidence. A guide to interviews - University of Kent This session will guide students through the key aspects of preparing for interviews. From understanding what interviewers are looking for to managing nerves and practicing answers, this session will help students feel confident in any interview scenario. Ideal for anyone preparing for university or job applications, this session will give practical tips for acing interviews and making a strong impression. Personal Statement Workshop - University of Nottingham The University of Nottingham's Personal Statement Workshop offers expert guidance on crafting a compelling and competitive personal statement for university applications. This interactive session will break down what admissions tutors look for, how to structure your statement effectively, and ways to showcase your skills, experiences, and ambitions. Students will also get the opportunity to receive feedback on their personal statements. Why Lancaster - Lancaster University "Why Lancaster" is a talk by Lancaster University, offering prospective students an overview of the university's academic excellence, student support, vibrant campus life, and extracurricular opportunities. It highlights what makes Lancaster unique and how students can thrive both academically and socially. Students will also learn about career services, research opportunities, and what makes Lancaster University a top choice for further education. How to apply? The UCAS application - Cardiff University In the "How to Apply – The UCAS Application" talk, you will hear all about the UCAS application process from Cardiff University. You’ll learn the key steps, receive tips on writing a strong personal statement, and understand important deadlines to help you navigate your application with confidence. This session will ensure students feel prepared and ready to complete their UCAS applications effectively. Making the most of HE fairs, open days and summer holidays - University of East Anglia This session offers practical advice on how to make the most of Higher Education (HE) fairs, open days, and summer holidays. Students will learn how to plan ahead, what to look for at open days, and how to use the summer holidays to research university options and prepare for applications. This session will provide tips on making informed decisions about higher education and career goals. Portfolio Advice - University of Arts London You will receive expert tips from UAL on how to create a standout portfolio for your application. Learn what to include, how to showcase your skills, and get advice on presenting your work in the best possible way to impress admissions teams. This session is essential for any student planning to apply for courses in creative disciplines such as art, design, fashion, and communication. Student Journey from Health & Social Care to Law! - University of Law Students will have the opportunity to hear from a former ULaw student who began her journey in Health and Social Care before discovering her passion for law. She’ll share her inspiring story, detailing the challenges and triumphs of transitioning into law, along with valuable tips and advice for anyone considering this exciting career path. Learn about the possibilities within law from a personal perspective. Personal statements for highly competitive courses - University of Oxford The structure of personal statements is changing, but what will this mean for the admissions process for highly competitive courses? This session covers the role of personal statements in admissions decisions and how to make the most of your personal statement. Students will learn how to highlight their strengths and experiences to make their application stand out for top-tier universities. Trimalchio and Fortunata: Studying slavery through a funny Roman novel - University of Oxford This session explores slavery in ancient Rome through Petronius’ Satyricon, focusing on the freedman Trimalchio and his wife Fortunata. Students will analyze excerpts to assess the text’s portrayal of enslaved and freed individuals, considering its historical reliability. Using close reading and group discussion, participants will experience a typical Oxford tutorial. No prior knowledge is required for this engaging session. 3PM
valuable insight into the legal profession, including the variety of career paths within law, necessary qualifications, and tips for succeeding in legal applications and interviews. Interview Skills workshop - University of Nottingham In this workshop with the University of Nottingham, you will gain practical tips and strategies to improve your interview skills. You'll learn how to prepare effectively, handle common interview questions, and build your confidence to make a strong impression during interviews. This session is ideal for anyone preparing for university interviews or job interviews, providing helpful tools to excel in these scenarios. Murderfile workshop - University of Law Students will dive into a murder case while learning about murder through the eyes of the law and police procedures. This interactive session will test participants' legal reasoning and investigative skills, offering a real-life case study scenario. Learn how law enforcement and legal professionals investigate and prosecute criminal cases, and gain insight into the critical skills needed for a career in law. How to audition for drama schools - Alumna In this session, students will learn the ins and outs of auditioning for drama schools. From preparing your monologue to handling nerves, this workshop will provide key advice on how to succeed in your drama school audition. The alumna will share her own experience and give practical tips to help students understand the audition process and how to stand out as a performer. So you’re thinking of becoming a Physiotherapist? A personal reflection of working as an NHS Physiotherapist and discussion around routes into the profession (including Apprenticeships) - Whittington Health NHS Trust This session will offer a personal reflection from a physiotherapist working within the NHS. Students will learn about the daily duties and challenges of being a physiotherapist, as well as the different routes into the profession, including apprenticeships. Gain insight into how to prepare for a career in physiotherapy and understand the qualifications and experiences required to succeed in this field.
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