Goldsmiths are running virtual taster days in a whole range of subject areas throughout the summer of 2021 to help students get a feel for what different subjects might be like at university (maybe also give you something to use in your UCAS Personal Statement too!) For more information about each of them and to book Computing - Is Computing All About Technology? Wed 7 July Computing - How secure is your data? Tue 20 July Design - Can You Design a Craze? Mon 19 July Economics - Is Bitcoin Money? Wed 14 July Law - DOUBLE SESSION: Human Rights Act and ECHR 'under threat' / Human rights law and the Blank Lives Matter Movement Mon 12 July Management - Sensemaking in Organisations Thu 8 July Marketing - Markets: What are They? Where do they come from? Tue 6 July Media - Storytelling: An Introduction to Creative Writing in Media Fri 9 July Politics and International Relations - Are we all populists now? Tue 13 July Sociology - The return of racial science: Immigration and Biometric Racism Tue 13 July Therapeutic Studies - From the Fear of Contagion to Contagious Fears: A psychosocial approach to COVID-19 Wed 14 July

A free annual university taster day for Year 12 (IB1), Year 13 (IB2) FE and Gap Year Students, careers advisers and teachers, organised by the Royal Anthropological Institute. This year the whole event is virtual, making it even more accessible than usual.

From 6 July, Northwestern will be offering modified in person tours, each tour will be limited to a small number of visitors and will take place outdoors. While we will not be resuming our indoor information sessions just yet, each tour will last approximately 75 minutes to ensure we cover everything. You must register online in advance For the latest updates on activities on campus and how to visit Northwestern If you can't make it to campus check out their You Tube Channel which includes real-time campus tours, general information sessions, student panels, and much more. You can also register for live digital programming here.

This was Carnegie Mellon's first test-optional admission cycle, and we experienced a 25% increase in applications - the largest application increase in our history. The breakdown of students who opted to submit SAT or ACT scores for consideration was: 56.8% of applicants 65.8% of admitted students 63.8% of enrolled students Looking ahead, we've extended our test-optional policy through Fall 2022, removing the SAT/ACT standardized testing requirement for all first-year applicants. There hasn't yet been a decision made for testing requirements beyond Fall 2022, but we'll share updates as soon as they're available. We're currently offering both online and on campus visit opportunities for prospective students to learn more about the Carnegie Mellon community. We'll continue to update our website as additional on campus offerings become available.

This summer, get a head start on your college search by attending one of NYU's Virtual Information Sessions. Learn about NYU's academic offerings, the application process, and more from one of our admissions counselors and get your questions answered live by a panel of current students. Summer is the most popular time to learn about NYU, so we recommend you register early as sessions may fill up quickly. In addition to our virtual information session, you can continue to connect with us via email (admissions@nyu.edu), phone (+1-212-998-4500), or on social media (Instagram, Twitter, TikTok). PS - We are currently working on plans to reopen our in-person campus visit program later this summer. Please follow us on social media @MeetNYU to be the first to know when you can stop by in person again.

The University of Portsmouth have teamed up with the Royal Economics Society’s campaign to help year 12-13 students understand how economists are answering the world’s biggest questions – from climate change to inequality. Find support with big decisions and global perspectives. Together, we'll see what it’s like to study this fascinating degree subject, and chat to students and experts about the news behind the headlines. If you get a buzz out of economics, these 6 webinars feature some of the latest and most diverse challenges facing the world. You’ll learn all about studying an Economics degree at uni, and chat to experts and like-minded students about the all big issues and exciting jobs out there.

The Association for Project Management in collaboration with the Open University have developed a free online MOOC (Massively open online course) to help you build your existing project management knowledge and develop the skills to manage teams and deliver effective projects. This is also a great opportunity for anyone considering studying or a career in project management to see what it has to offer. You can learn at your own pace during this 4 week course which requires about 3 hours of study time a week.

Discover what makes Sciences Po the best choice for your future by attending our Undergraduate Virtual Open House Day on 20 November 2021! This Open House Day event will be 100% online, both in English and French. Learn more about our undergraduate degree programmes and our dual degree programmes. Sciences Po offers programmes taught entirely in English. Find out more about our new admission procedures, what we look for in applications, the online interview and ask all your questions to our Admissions teams.

This year our Open Days will be online, with the first one happening this Saturday, 3rd July – content will remain online after this for you to access. Virtual Open Days are a great way for students to get a feel for a university and a course – and meet our academic and subject ambassadors, chat to staff from our accommodation team, student support services and the Students’ Union from the comfort of your home.

14 July 2021 12:00-18:00 (BST) A new UK University & Apprenticeship Search Virtual Fair is taking place on Wednesday 14th July 2021 from 12:00 to 18:00 (BST). This event will allow you to explore all your post-18 options in one place, with a huge range of exhibitors coming along. Universities will include Russell Group, red brick, modern and specialist institutions, as well as colleges and apprenticeship providers. You’ll be able to explore exhibition stands, live chat with admissions officers, student ambassadors, academics and recruitment teams to ask any questions you have, view virtual campus tours, prospectuses and information, and take part in 10 live and interactive webinars in the auditorium. The event is completely free of charge and is for students, teachers and parents from around the UK, and international students looking to study in the UK. The event is ideal for Year 12s (IB1) to explore all the fantastic higher education and career options available, as well as being a fantastic way for Year 11s (Pre-IB) to gain motivation and inspiration. We also recommend attending if you are currently in Year 13 (IB2 or on a Gap Year), and undecided about your post-18 options. The event will allow you to consider the universities you can apply to during Clearing & Adjustment or you can explore apprenticeships if you are looking to take that path.

The program prepares students to transform the world and make meaningful environments. They will master the essential tools and skills of the architect, while simultaneously learning how to think broadly and creatively about how they might be used in the future.

Wednesday 30 June and Thursday 1 July We will have a number of videos available throughout both days, created by our staff and students. These include advice on making a competitive application, a virtual tour of the Department, and some sample lectures. Our academic tutors and students will be available throughout the day (8am to 5pm) to answer your questions via live text-based chat. We will have livestream videos running both days. We have an admissions question and answer livestream at 1pm each day, featuring our tutors, and a student question and answer session at 3pm each day. Registration is highly recommended for the Virtual Open Days. Register to receive useful information about the event: https://newsletter.admin.ox.ac.uk/k/Ouc/open_days_registration Session details and further instructions will be posted on the Department of Computer Science website: www.cs.ox.ac.uk/opendays and on the University website: www.ox.ac.uk/opendays

LinkedIN Live Event by Les Roches Crans-Montana Global Hospitality 5 July 2021 at 14:00 CEST Are you ready for next generation hospitality? New concepts, new trends, new innovations… the industry is being catapulted towards an era of disruption as it rebounds from the unprecedented challenges of the past 18 months. Amid the thrill of the new, there are key questions facing the industry. How can hospitality operators capture maximum benefits from accelerated digital transformation? What will be the industry’s next truly disruptive idea? And how are the hospitality leaders of tomorrow gearing up to seize the opportunities ahead of them? For some answers, join Bruno Despujol, Partner at Oliver Wyman, and Dr Dimitrios Diamantis, Executive Dean at Les Roches, in this special LinkedIn Live conversation hosted by Steeve Chatelain, Les Roches’ Head of Global Marketing. Bruno will showcase research insights and expert commentary from Oliver Wyman, a global leader in management consulting which employs more than 5,000 professionals and has a presence in 29 countries worldwide. Dimitrios will add his own unique perspectives as an academic and author specialized in the globalization of the tourism industry and the concept of Ecotourism. His latest book, Stakeholders Management and Ecotourism, was published earlier this year. If you want to get a clearer picture of the future of hospitality, you cannot afford to miss this one-off event!

Minerva is a unique institution, with a fully active learning pedagogy and experiential student programming. Their highly innovative and multi-campus experience has earned them the title of 3rd most innovative university in the world in the 2021 report by World's Universities with Real Impact (WURI) On July 17, students interested in an innovative undergraduate experience are invited to join Meridians, Minerva’s virtual applicant preview day. The day begins with a collaborative design sprint to help you imagine your dream university and includes interactive info sessions with current Minerva students, faculty, and admissions team members. Register for Meridians

The Advanced Maths Support Programme (AMSP) supports students in making the transition to university study in mathematics and related subjects. They are offering a free online course designed specially to support students who have studied A level Mathematics and are progressing to an undergraduate degree course this autumn. This is a free online course supporting any year 13 (IB2) Mathematics students making the transition to university study: https://amsp.org.uk/news/he-transition-course. The course is available from 28 June 2021 and each week a further two topics will be released. The course consists of recorded presentations, practice exercises and assessment materials. You can join the course at any point and you will have access to the materials until 31 December 2021 so that you can continue to refer to the materials during your first term at university.