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.

Enter as an instrumentalist, singer, composer or music video creator in an open online competition, submitting a video, audio file, PDF or other digital file. Choose from categories including Film/Game Music, Own Composition and Chamber Group; entries are judged on technique, musicianship and creativity.

Tackle weekly physics problem-solving sets online, then watch tutorials unpacking solutions and underlying ideas. Work with friends to discuss tricky questions and build confidence through genuine attempts. End-of-year certificates come in platinum, titanium and copper, based on how many weekly tasks you attempt.

Build an evidence-based policy essay in a team, evaluating an existing policy or proposing a solution to a pressing issue. The strongest teams present and defend their work live on Zoom, and winning work may be featured.

Explore sustainability roles across public, private and charity sectors through a self-paced virtual programme. Take interactive quizzes and workplace-style activities, then create a downloadable portfolio showcasing your work.

Complete a flexible, five-day virtual placement exploring digital and AI careers, from back-end coding to front-end design and user experience. Test your learning through quizzes, interactive activities and a cumulative project, then download a certificate of completion once your assignments are marked complete.

Get practical guidance on Cambridge applications, interview preparation and student life through online masterclasses led by current students and college staff. Explore Foundation Year options, prepare for the Cambridge interview and hear first-hand experiences from a student panel.

Observe engineers and operatives on infrastructure projects, or explore teams spanning water, wastewater, design and build. A structured induction, mentoring and CV and interview skills support you throughout.

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.

Curious about a healthcare science career? Join an in-person open day to explore the NHS Scientist Training Programme: hear application tips, attend specialty talks, meet experts and discover roles that boost your skills and uni/career prospects.

Work through energy, momentum, collisions, statics and elasticity in an intermediate mechanics course, tackling problems with algebra, vectors, graphs and calculus. Learn at your own pace through video lectures, quizzes and assignments, then finish with a final exam and shareable certificate.

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.

Hear second-year Mechanical Engineering students present technical topics they’ve chosen themselves, showing how university students explain engineering ideas. A school session can include up to six presentations, lasting up to 90 minutes.

Guildhall School of Music & Drama presents a free, public piano masterclass led by acclaimed pianist Hyung-ki Joo. The event features outstanding piano students from the School and is designed to give the audience insight into masterclass teaching and performance practice.

Hyung-ki Joo is a Steinway artist, composer and co-founder of the duo Igudesman & Joo. He has performed with major orchestras and is Artistic Director of the Menuhin Competition. In this session he will work directly with student pianists, offering technical, interpretive and performance guidance.

The session lasts three hours and is open to all; audience members are welcome to drop in and will be admitted when appropriate. Admission is free and no advance booking or tickets are required.

Explore how family lawyers handle divorce, financial settlements and arrangements involving children, combining legal knowledge with empathy and sound judgement. Get a practical look at the challenges, rewards and career opportunities in this area of law.

Spend a week in a busy small animal practice, gaining clinical exposure to a varied caseload. You’ll observe vets and nurses who enjoy teaching and have the chance to ask questions.

Create an original poster inspired by innovation in food and agriculture. Draw, paint, sketch or go digital, then submit your entry as a JPEG through the online form - photographs aren’t accepted.

Choose from a set of pre-defined essay questions and build a persuasive argument on themes from AI to human rights. Academic experts assess submissions, giving you feedback and recognition for your effort.

Want your voice seen? Submit art to RTÉ This is Art!-explore the 'This is Us!' theme, get judged by professional artists and curators, win national exposure and personalised feedback for 100 commended artists. Build your portfolio, connect with the art community and grow your practice.

Join a free, female-focused legal careers event featuring panels and discussions with professionals from across the sector. Explore pathways into law, ask questions and build connections while hearing directly from people working in legal roles.