Opportunities in and near Dundee

See Sikelianos’ Greek drama staged in a translation and adaptation by A. Coopey, bringing myth, classical reference and modern interpretation together. Stay for a Q&A with the actors on the adaptation, staging and themes, as part of Greek Week at St Andrews.

Watch a documentary on the histories and experiences of Istanbul’s Greek community, introduced by co-director Dr Gönül Bozoğlu. Explore memory, identity and continuity through personal stories and community life at this free, in-person screening.

Hear Eleni Kefala read poetry from Direct Orient, tracing a Cypriot woman’s journey from Birmingham to Athens. The live recital pairs performance with academic context from Peter Constantine, exploring migration, conflict, memory and women’s voices across time.

Explore aviation training facilities and an aircraft hangar on a guided tour, meet experienced staff, and see specialist learning spaces up close. Find out about Aircraft Engineering and Aviation programmes and the routes into study and progression.

Explore the Academy of Sport and Wellbeing at UHI Perth, meet staff and ask about courses, student life and the support available. No booking is needed: just turn up at the building.

Join a participatory workshop combining voice work, storytelling, seed sowing and Theatre of the Oppressed exercises. Explore Dundee’s feminist and radical history through creative practice and collective deliberation, with light vegetarian and vegan food and non-alcoholic refreshments provided.

Want to shape a fairer future? Join the University of St Andrews' Sustainable Development summer study to explore interdisciplinary approaches, learn from leading academics, tackle justice and security themes, apply UN Sustainable Development Goals in practice, and build skills that boost your uni and career.

Help run breakfast, lunch and after-school clubs, sports sessions and community events across Dundee - with no experience needed. You’ll get induction, training, equipment and resources, and travel costs are reimbursed; online volunteering is available from home too.

Get non-repayable, means-tested support towards studying as an undergraduate, with help that can include maintenance, accommodation and a sports membership discount. Your award is based on household income and demonstrated need, and some applicants may also be considered for Wardlaw or Robertson Trust-linked support.

Explore courses and student life on a free campus tour led by a student ambassador. The mainly outdoor route includes the students’ union and library.

Explore courses on the Dundee campus, meet staff and current students, and try subject-specific sessions such as a law moot. Discover Law also includes student panels, a campus tour and Q&A, while broader taster days offer guidance on courses and entry requirements.

Spend a full day meeting academic staff and current students, exploring course options and getting answers on admissions, scholarships and student life. Attend up to three subject talks, depending on the event, and join a tour of the university town or halls of residence.

Watch Rena Depas navigate trauma, loss and survival in a touring play inspired by ancient myth and the lost Jews of Crete. Text, movement and shadow-play shape the stage experience, with peace storytelling workshops at selected venues.

Deliver Awareness to Action sessions in your local community, in person or online, using ready-made resources to help people understand sight loss. You could connect with community leaders, businesses and local groups - and get induction, training and a toolkit.

Spend around one hour a week having supportive phone conversations with visually impaired people matched to you through shared interests. Calls are confidential, and no telephone numbers are exchanged; the organisation connects you both. Training and ongoing support are provided.

Explore five interactive modules where geographers use mapping technologies, analyse data and tackle real-world tasks on natural hazards, city planning and resource security. Work at your own pace, hear pre-recorded industry talks and earn a completion certificate.

Observe classes, meet staff tutors and current students, and get a first-hand feel for drama-school life at an in-person open event. Free virtual panels let you ask staff and students questions; in-person visitors get a free bus from Oxford city centre or Oxford Parkway.

Develop and deliver marketing campaigns, write press releases, support media outreach and manage social channels. You’ll create content, update the website and photograph events, with flexible on-site or remote volunteering, free refreshments and expenses covered.

Create original 2D art inspired by wild mammals from the British Isles, then submit it online in categories spanning portraits, artivism and mammal stories like zines or short comics. Judges pick category winners and one overall winner; AI-generated and copied work aren’t allowed.

Hear academics debate how AI, robotics, nanotechnology and quantum computing can drive positive change while limiting harm. Explore the social, economic and political choices shaping how these technologies are developed, deployed and governed; attend on campus or register to watch on LSE Live.