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Online university events are increasingly popular - they offer the opportunity for you to engage with higher education from the comfort of your mobile, tablet or computer.

The events available will vary by institution and include virtual open days, online chats and webinars. You can browse these events below.

Preparing for Social Science Taster Week

Anglia Ruskin University ARU
What are the social sciences? What can you study at University and how is it different from studying A-levels or Access?
Event Date (Online): 02 November 2020 (There are 4 other dates available)
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Personal Statement Clinic - Week 1

University of Sunderland
Aimed at year 13+ students. This online event is designed to support you with your personal statement. Over the three weeks you will be provided with resources and tips to begin writing your first draft.
Event Date (Online): 02 November 2020 (There is 1 other date available)
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Subject Taster Days

Edge Hill University
Subject Taster Days are designed to give students an insight into studying a particular subject or field at a higher level. Typically, students will have the opportunity to experience university-level teaching, speak to current students and access advice and support to help them make their Higher Education choices.
Event Date (Online): 02 November 2020 (There are 9 other dates available)
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College Have A Go Session: Business and Finance

University College Birmingham
University College Birmingham offers ‘Have a Go’ sessions aimed at groups of year 10 and 11 students. Each session gives your students a flavour of life at University College Birmingham and the opportunity to find out more about our vocational college courses through practical sessions with our expert teaching team.
Event Date (Online): 02 November 2020 (There are 3 other dates available)
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Student Life Webinar

CU Coventry
Hear from our student ambassadors as they talk about their experiences studying at our campuses across the UK.
Event Date (Online): 03 November 2020
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Subject Spotlight: Pharmacology

University of Reading
Join us on November 3rd 3.30-4.15 pm for an exciting science based interactive lecture which will give a strong understanding of the world of Pharmacology.
Event Date (Online): 03 November 2020
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Virtual Taster Lecture: Creative Writing

New College of the Humanities
Join us Tuesday, 3 November 4PM to explore maintaining tension in writing. We look forward to welcoming current Year 12 and Year 13 who are interested in studying Creative Writing.
Event Date (Online): 03 November 2020
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Parents/guardians session - Presentation and live Q & A

University of Exeter
3 Nov 18:00-19:00 Parents/guardians session - presentation and Q & A Supporting your child’s journey to Higher Education – Parents and Guardians Event
Event Date (Online): 03 November 2020
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Virtual Twilight Lecture - Does everyone get a fair trial?

University of Law
Students will enhance their learning in criminology and law topics as well as their understanding of the importance of justice within criminal justice system. This lecture takes place from 4pm - 5pm.
Event Date (Online): 03 November 2020
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The Sensory History of the 1917 Russian Revolution

Goldsmiths, University of London
How did ordinary people first notice the revolution? Not through newspapers or rumours, but through the sounds of gunshots and the shattering of shop windows. Join Professor Jan Plamper to explore the Russian Revolution through a sensory history perspective.
Event Date (Online): 03 November 2020
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