Explore the exciting world of Cyber Security, Data Science and Software Engineering at the University of Westminster. Take part in two hands-on taster sessions, meet academics, and tour our Cavendish Campus to discover where a Computer Science degree could take you.
Explore Cyber Security, Data Science & Software Engineering at Westminster
Thinking about studying Computer Science at university? Join us for a free afternoon of interactive workshops at the University of Westminster's Cavendish Campus in central London.
Designed for Year 12 and 13 students, this Insight Day offers a unique opportunity to experience university-level teaching, explore specialist areas within Computer Science, and learn more about studying at Westminster.
Students will choose two of the following three taster sessions:
🔐 Cyber Security and Forensics
Catch Me If You Can: An Ethical Hacker Experience
Discover how ethical hackers identify vulnerabilities and help protect organisations from cyber threats.
📊 Data Science and Analytics
How Data Will Find What You Will Love: Data Science in Action
Explore how data powers the technology we use every day, from social media and streaming platforms to artificial intelligence.
⚡ Software Engineering with Electronics
Electronics, Software and ACTION: Turning Your Ideas into Reality
Learn how software and electronics work together to create innovative technologies and real-world solutions.
The event will also include a welcome session, the opportunity to meet academics, and a guided tour of our Cavendish Campus.
Whether you're already considering a Computer Science degree or simply want to learn more about the subject, this is a fantastic opportunity to explore future study and career pathways in technology.
Date: Wednesday 4 November
Time: 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Location: University of Westminster, Cavendish Campus, Central London
Cost: Free
How to Register
Teachers and advisers can register a group by emailing [email protected] with:
School/college name
Number of students they would like to bring
Places are limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.