Apply core physics to astronomy and astrophysics in syllabus-independent competition papers - no specialist astronomy modules required. Top performers can progress through later rounds, with five students selected to represent the UK at the International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics.

Free evening webinars break down UCAT, TMUA, ESAT and TARA prep, alongside guidance on medicine, law, drama, work experience and university applications. Catch practical advice for your stage of the journey, then explore recordings on Medicine, Oxbridge, US applications, Drama, tutoring and revision.

Support people in need across the UK from home, choosing remote volunteering that fits you. Research, photograph and list items for an online shop, help with fundraising, answer calls on a national support line or assist refugees and families reconnecting.

Explore artworks in UK public collections, then turn your observations into personal, creative or critical writing. The programme also includes a competition with a prize.

Practise clinical skills and explore anatomy, diagnostics and disease through hands-on sessions, case discussions and visits to medical and research institutions. Finish by tackling a healthcare innovation challenge and earn a certificate.

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.

Choose a Maths and Physics or Biology and Chemistry stream, then try a taster session at Imperial. Get tips on admissions and personal statements, quiz current students in a panel Q&A and explore campus on a guided tour.

Experiment with 2D and 3D art techniques - from drawing and printmaking to sculpting and surface design - then develop your own style through studio exercises, tutorials and a local gallery visit. You’ll leave with visual material to support your portfolio.

Explore English through on-campus taster sessions led by College Fellows, discussing the texts and ideas typical of Cambridge seminars. You’ll also meet current English undergraduates and admissions staff, with time to ask them questions.

Explore politics careers through videos, interactive activities and workplace-style projects, from MPs and political assistants to the civil service and journalism. Complete practical assignments to earn a certificate and download a portfolio of your work.

Take part in interactive workshops, taster sessions and live performances exploring how languages connect with culture, creativity and global citizenship. Try beginner classes with games and drama, hear how AI is changing language learning, and meet graduates on the Careers with Languages panel.

Develop a project tackling a real-world problem, solo or in a team of up to three, with support from industry mentors. Every entry receives feedback and a bronze, silver or gold award; the strongest projects reach the Final for judging.

Explore clinical skills, patient care and medical specialties in a project-based online course, with live tutorials, masterclasses and independent study guided by tutors from leading universities. Connect with international peers in weekly video socials, and successful completion earns a Certificate of Achievement.

Dr Craig Anderson from the University of Glasgow introduces statistics through real-world examples including healthcare, air quality and flooding. Explore primary and secondary data, then see how John Snow’s 1854 cholera diagram helped show statistics in action.

Explore university-level science through subject-specific taster days, masterclasses and talks, delivered on campus, at your school or college, or virtually. Choose from Biology, Forensic Science, Zoology and more, with sessions tailored to your group and curriculum needs.

Hear directly from art school staff about what makes a portfolio stand out, then get practical guidance on presenting your work thoughtfully and approaching the application process with confidence - all live online.

Claim up to £50 towards travel for you and one guest attending an open day, audition or in-person applicant day. If you’re eligible, attend first, then submit proof of attendance and travel receipts to claim reimbursement.

Study up to two modern languages with native tutors through immersive lessons, workshops, films and literature. Choose from up to 10 languages, with up to 40 hours of tuition each week, and finish with a detailed report, credit transcript and graduation certificate.

Build a full mission concept from first principles through orbital mechanics, propulsion and spacecraft design. Across two weeks, tackle real engineering problems, weigh design trade-offs and get direct tutor feedback. Finish by presenting a mission of your own design.

Follow a complete patient journey through six areas of medicine, with real doctors and high-fidelity clinical simulations. Work through the e-learning in your own time, then use the included reflective journal to support medical school personal statements and interview preparation.