Webinar for Year 10 and 11 students

Join online interactive academic workshops led by graduate researchers, exploring history, classics, politics, philosophy and English literature. Hear expert presentations, ask questions and broaden your super-curricular knowledge to support university applications. Sessions are free to attend and are recorded and uploaded afterwards.

Join online interactive workshops led by university graduates that introduce research-linked topics beyond the curriculum. Explore aerospace, quantum gravity, wind and mining engineering through Q&A and hands-on discussion. These free talks are recorded for later viewing.

Join short online workshops led by graduates who introduce research-linked topics beyond the curriculum. Explore foundations of neural networks, quantum computing, Linux and more, ask questions in live Q&As, and access recordings from past talks afterwards.

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.

Get practical guidance on choosing post-16 subjects - from A-levels and Highers to the International Baccalaureate - and how your choices can shape future university applications and careers. Teachers, parents, carers and other supporters can join too.

An online session breaks down routes to qualifying as a solicitor, including the apprenticeship route into law. Explore an international firm's work and culture, then get practical insight into what the profession involves and steps to progress.

Explore what Cambridge offers through an introductory webinar series for students just beginning to consider the university. Join with parents or supporters for an accessible, broad overview.

Hear ecologists and countryside rangers explain how they use geography in conservation work, linking KS3, GCSE and A Level topics to their day-to-day roles. Explore career pathways and put your questions directly to the panel.

Dr Paul Clist leads a live webinar using real-world comparisons to explore why life chances, income and opportunity vary between countries. Debate barriers to development and government policy choices, then discuss responses to a short preparatory quiz.

Dr Emily Winkler guides you through the Bayeux Tapestry’s account of 1066, from the build-up to the battle and aftermath. Explore how its imagery shaped views of Harold Godwinson, William of Normandy and the Norman conquest, then ask questions; members can watch a recording afterwards.

A nuclear fusion physicist and astrophysicist explains the science behind fusion and how researchers are working towards practical applications. Explore why it matters for low-carbon power, connect physics and STEM skills to societal challenges, and hear about pathways into future energy and research careers.

A Cambridge graduate and admissions consultant leads this webinar on preparing for Oxford or Cambridge: explore super-curricular learning, relevant work experience, A Level or IB choices and pre-learning challenging content. The full recording is available through the module page.

Join live online sessions on post-16 subject choices, how Cambridge works and making a competitive application. Most include a presentation and typed Q&A, with cameras and microphones disabled. You’ll receive a follow-up email within 48 hours with further resources and links.