University of Law Get legal experience: where to look and how to stand out
Learn where to find legal experience and what counts as useful, whether you’re starting your first application or strengthening your profile. Get practical advice on turning what you’ve done into evidence, linking it to the skills firms want to see.
Institute of Physics - Securing the Future of Satellite Networks: Collisions, Cyberattacks, and the Overcrowded Sky
Explore how satellites are moving from manual ground control to autonomous systems that coordinate navigation and avoid collisions - and how digital deception could change their behaviour. Space technology researcher Beth Probert connects physics and cybersecurity to the challenge of protecting Earth’s orbital skies.
Ben Creighton Griffiths Trio Jazz Guitar Workshop with Joseph Van Parys
Explore swing jazz and bebop on guitar in an in-person workshop led by experienced player Joseph Van Parys. Practise improvisation, comping and voice leading with support from bassist Benedict Stephens; your ticket also includes entry to the evening concert in the Town Hall.
Oxford Scholastica Academy Experience Law Academy - Summer Law Course in Oxford
Take part in a four-hour Moot Court Challenge, where you work in teams to prepare arguments and face a mock trial. Explore landmark cases and legal principles, meet a practising lawyer, and earn a Certificate of Achievement.
MIT Beaver Works Summer Institute Python Core 2026_Fall
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.
Film of the Month
Submit a film of up to 10 minutes in any genre, judged on idea, story, sound and look - not your kit. The winner gets a £100 voucher, a website interview and a YouTube Shorts feature; runners-up are showcased too.
Mentoring: Physics Problem Solving
Work through challenging A Level Physics problems in a free mentoring series, then join monthly live Zoom webinars where mentors discuss solutions and answer questions. Each session releases a deck of around eight questions to attempt beforehand.
Art UK Write on Art
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.
Animationclub School - Free workshop: Animation take
Create a character reaction using traditional 2D frame-by-frame animation, guided by an industry mentor. Explore character design, rapid emotion changes, timing and desynchronization through a recorded lecture, with homework available on the online learning platform.
PwC New World New Skills Work Experience
Take on a team business challenge during four days of paid, in-person work experience, gaining a snapshot of life at a professional services firm. Join interactive sessions, meet staff across grades and explore early careers routes, while seeing how the firm supports clients.
Trench Gascoigne Essay Prize 2026: Open for Entries
Write an original essay on contemporary defence or security issues, from geopolitics to cyber resilience, and put your argument and analysis to the test. Winners and runners-up can receive publication in the RUSI Journal and membership benefits.
The Photographers' Gallery BSL Exhibition Tour: William Eggleston: All that goes unnoticed
Explore William Eggleston’s photographs in British Sign Language on an informal tour led by historian and BSL guide John Wilson. Discover how his use of colour and everyday subjects helped redefine modern photography, with space to share thoughts along the way.
Falmouth University Undergraduate Livestream: Portfolio Workshop
An online portfolio workshop walks you through what makes a strong portfolio for visual arts interviews: explore what work to include and what course teams look for. Hear current students’ experiences, then send questions through the chat while cameras and microphones stay off.
Imperial College London: Cracking the code: targeting HTLV integration to eradicate infection
Explore how HTLV integrates into human cells with Professor Goedele Maertens, then hear how her lab is investigating whether existing HIV drugs could prevent HTLV transmission.
Oxford Scholastica Academy Online Creative Writing Course
Develop your creative writing live on Zoom in a supportive small group, with expert tutors from leading universities guiding you through character, plot, dialogue and more. Try practical exercises, get feedback and build a personal portfolio, with a graduation event and Certificate of Achievement.
Animal Rehab in the Amazon Rainforest - Peru
Set camera traps and collect species-survey data in the Amazon, while supporting wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and release alongside experienced local staff and biologists. Training is provided on arrival, and you could also help with turtle and butterfly breeding programmes.
Goodwin Insight into Life Sciences and Technology: Corporate and Transactions
Explore how companies in life sciences and technology raise capital, secure investment and make deals. Goodwin lawyers break down the legal and commercial issues behind mergers and acquisitions, and you can ask them questions directly.

Curborough Academy for Social Sciences AQA A-Level Psychology Workshops
Choose individual live, interactive online workshops for AQA A-Level Psychology, led by a qualified teacher in small groups. Tackle tricky topics including research methods and statistics, then practise essay planning, evaluation and exam-style questions at your own pace.
Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Skills Academy Work Experience
Curious about healthcare careers? Join NNUH Skills Academy's in-person and virtual work experience to explore wards, meet professionals, build practical insight and boost uni or job applications-through career weeks, observational placements and subject-specific days.
Seamus Heaney HomePlace A-Level Lecture Series
Compare Heaney and Frost through poems on your A-Level syllabus, then take part in an exhibition tour, lecture and seminar. Experienced university lecturers and school practitioners lead the programme, with PhD students from Queen’s and Ulster facilitating the seminars.