Request your own university event for your school groups

You can send a bespoke event request to universities by entering the details on this page. You can use this free service for any event you have in mind for your school groups, including subject specific events, careers fair invites and general university visits into school, or to a university.

We will contact the university selected on your behalf using the contact details we have for them (and then confirm to you it has been successfully sent). If the university can meet your request, they’ll be in touch with you to discuss the session directly.

To get started, please enter your school postcode below. Your closest institutions will then display, and you can start entering your event requirements.

"I sent a request using UniTasterDays.com for our higher education week and I have had an overwhelming response from universities since, which is absolutely brilliant."

Thomas Telford School

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Frederick Bremer School

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