Publish analytical pieces on economics, politics and global affairs for a worldwide-read platform run by young women in sixth form and university. Explore how subjects from the humanities to science and technology shape everyday life, or read perspectives you may not encounter elsewhere.

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.

Explore veterinary medicine through lectures, discussions, practical demonstrations and tours of preclinical departments and clinical areas. The two-and-a-half-day residential course also gives you a taste of undergraduate life with an overnight stay at St Catharine’s College.

Get eligible UK train or airline travel booked for you to attend a UAL campus tour, interview, offer-holder day or open event. Apply before booking your tickets, as approved travel is arranged on your behalf.

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.

Find out about careers, courses and jobs linked to insects, and hear from people working in the field. Explore interactive activities and demonstrations, join a live Q&A with people in animal-related roles, and speak to experts from research organisations, charities and universities across the UK.

Take on practical, project-based tasks across Front of House, Marketing, Events, Programming and Technical Production, with staff introducing their roles and giving feedback. Learn alongside a small cohort at The Base, Portsmouth Guildhall’s dedicated youth arts space.

Use bark patterns, twig shapes and other winter clues to identify trees without their leaves in a hands-on outdoor workshop. Build confidence spotting differences between species with guidance from an experienced guide, and warm up with provided hot drinks.

Part of the Culture and Society RKEI Public Lecture Series, this talk explores Europe’s borderlands and the lived realities of places where borders are enforced and contested.

Journalist, author and political analyst Lewis Baston discusses themes from his bestselling book Borderlines, examining border regions from Ireland in the west to Ukraine in the east, and reflecting on Chester as a familiar border city. The lecture will consider the social, political and human dimensions of borders, including customs, checkpoints and security.

The event takes place on the University of Chester campus in Exton Park (School of Education 016). Booking is via the University’s ticketing link.

Explore clinical and non-clinical roles in a major cancer hospital, from nursing and research to administration, customer service and hospitality. Learn from experienced professionals, build new skills and get an inside view of the healthcare environment in a supportive hospital setting.

Hear Dr Jess Venner deliver an in-person evening lecture exploring classical history and the ancient world in an informal setting. Visitors are welcome to meet the lecturer over refreshments, then put questions in a short Q&A at AKS Lytham.

Gather feedback from patients, carers and visitors, helping the Trust improve services and patient experience. Encourage people to share their views through surveys, conversations, questionnaires and digital platforms.

Watch Steven Osborne OBE coach outstanding keyboard students live, shaping interpretation and technique through discussion and demonstration. Drop into the free, three-hour public masterclass at Milton Court Concert Hall in London; no ticket is required.

Welcome customers, sort donations and build attractive displays in a Swindon charity shop, helping raise funds for a disability charity. With full training, you can progress to serving customers, discussing Gift Aid or helping open and close the shop.

Explore stores, warehouses and offices through five online modules packed with quizzes, interactive tasks and practical activities. Meet colleagues, hear their career journeys and get guidance on apprenticeships and job applications - then earn a certificate of completion.

A networking morning brings you together with screen industry guests before sessions on funding, finance, infrastructure, feature film strategy and building TV careers. Hear from representatives of FilmShake, Miller’s Insurance and Elevated Films, alongside experienced producers and industry figures.

Explore the 1980s nuclear waste controversy at Fulbeck, Lincolnshire, and how local people responded to proposals. An online session traces what the dispute reveals about environmental politics, public protest and community activism - and it’s free to attend.

Move between Education, Library, Marketing and Operations during a one- or two-week placement, seeing how an arts and cultural organisation runs its venue and activities.

Hear Oxford graduates deliver academically focused maths talks linked to their research and wider interests. Join sessions with time for questions, attend as many as you like, and revisit the recordings later.

Explore how fulfilment centres use robotics, sensors, algorithms and databases to pick, pack and check orders through short videos and interactive quizzes. Discover the people and careers behind the operation, and earn a certificate when you complete the programme.