Build an independent research project into a written report or TED-style talk, with tutoring and personalised feedback. You can also earn UCAS points or college credits and receive a Certificate of Achievement.

Hear healthcare professionals explain medicine and dentistry, then get hands-on with surgical suturing, gowning or dental tooth carving. Some days also include an interactive cardiac arrest simulation, with sessions held at university venues including King's College London and Manchester University.

Four in-person events give you a taste of undergraduate life, with academic masterclasses, a Student Experience Day, study skills support and a two-day summer school. Hear from academics, current student e-mentors and alumni, with your transport costs covered in advance.

Sort donated coats, check their quality, write notes for recipients and pack clothing for distribution at a hands-on hub session. Your work supports a winter campaign sending warm coats to homeless services, women’s refuges and family centres across London.

Build algorithmic thinking in a free, instructor-paced Python course delivered through EdX. Work from strings, lists and matrices to loops and conditional logic, then apply your skills to problems in data science and machine learning.

Free masterclasses and workshops led by award-winning editors let you practise news writing, digital journalism, photography and broadcast skills. You may also produce stories for partner publications and get individual feedback on your exercises.

Join live Medicine sessions on Microsoft Teams, from operating-theatre environments and outpatient clinics to multidisciplinary meetings. Practise taking a patient history and speak with current medical students and clinicians across Medicine and Allied Health Professions.

Spend two days in a hospital environment, meet healthcare professionals and explore NHS roles through work experience or taster days in Midwifery and Medical Physics. You can also complete 25 hours of virtual work experience at your own pace and receive a certificate.

Spend four days in person at an engineering and manufacturing site, meet employees and see the teamwork and problem-solving involved in engineering. Explore different career paths and build workplace awareness at the Inchinnan site.

A public lecture led by Nick Baxter explores Wiltshire during the civil conflict between Stephen and Matilda. Hear local history brought into focus at an in-person talk in St Thomas’ Church Hall in Trowbridge.

Hear different speakers explore marine mammals, whale sharks and baleen whales in an hour-long series of talks led by a marine conservation team. Join in person at Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre, where tea and coffee are provided.

Ready to pitch like a founder? Join an international, startup-style case competition to build business and problem-solving skills, progress from virtual rounds to an in-person championship, and get mentored by industry pros and The Harvard Crimson’s business board.

An in-person lecture examines who can do philosophy with children, and how children, teachers and philosophers engage in enquiry. Hear Peter Worley reflect on two decades of teaching and debate where the field could go next, at a two-hour evening event in Senate House, London.

Choose up to four STEM sessions at university level, then tour the STEM departments and meet current students and academics. Get application and student finance guidance, plus a Careers Network talk on where a STEM career could lead.

Submit an original STEM project as a written entry, short video or both, solo or in a team. Finalists face judging by video call; selected entrants may showcase their work at The Big Bang Fair.

An online talk explores careers across the creative industries and what can follow a creative degree. Plan your next steps, shape a route into the sector, and ask questions via chat or your device’s microphone.

Join live Zoom talks and Q&As on Cambridge admissions, university and subject choices, designed for Year 11 and Year 12 students considering competitive universities. Register for the session you want; sessions aren’t recorded.

Four fast-paced revision sessions unfold on a big cinema screen, led by experienced teacher and examiner presenters. Sharpen application, analysis and evaluation across research methods, theory and perspectives, then finish with Education retrieval activities and a dedicated workshop booklet.

Explore a wide range of maths activities across two Oxford venues: Templar’s Square Shopping Centre on Saturday and the Mathematical Institute on Sunday. Staff and student volunteers make it welcoming for all experience levels, and Saturday’s event is free.

An illustrated evening talk pairs striking wildlife photographs with stories from the field, featuring owls, kingfishers and other local species. Enjoy refreshments at Ingham Village Hall.