Thursday 11th July 2024 10:30-15:15 (UK time) On Campus @ Royal Holloway About The Taster Day Join Royal Holloway for an exciting whole day event on exploring classical views on modern issues. 10:40-11:10 - Alexander the Great: Ware Crimes and Propaganda Explore the historiographical coverage of two episodes from the reign of Alexander the Great which exemplify the ways atrocities of war can be spun to suit war aims and propaganda. 11:10-11:40 - The Body Speaks: Marginal Voices in Propertius Using images on the female body, you will explore age, social status, economic and domestic realities of poetic characters of marginalised Roman women of the 1st century BCE. 12:10-12:40 - Have a Baby for Rome: Patriotic Pregnancy Modern and Roman Explore what we can learn when we put the modern and Roman experiences together regarding the number of children per adult female. 12:45-14:00 - lunch 13:15-14:00 - Campus Tour 14:00-15:00 - Women, Children and War: Rescue and Refuge Explore how women and children were displaced to Athens by war and how this became a factor in how Athenians thought about relationships between citizens and non-citizens. 14:30-15:15 - Studying Classical World at University & Career Opportunities: Q&A Session Learn how studying classical culture differs by university and explore what career opportunities there are for graduates with a classical culture degree. Who is this taster day suitable for? Any students who are interested in studying Classical Culture or related subjects at university.

Saturday 6th July 2024 Online About The Work Experience Join Doctors Live for a virtual surgical theatre operating experience to gain insight into what it is like to be a surgeon in an operating theatre. The session will be delivered by practising surgeons. The day will include: A glimpse into the day-to-day life of a surgeon Solve real-life surgical cases, including history taking and scans Live virtual operations Learn how to suture with a live demo (you will be sent your own suturing kit prior to the event) Interact with practising surgeons and doctors Who is this talk suitable for? Any students who are interested in studying Medicine at university.

Monday 17th June 2024 16:30-17:15 (UK time) Online About The Talk Join Dr Laure Daviaud from the University of East Anglia for an interactive talk exploring how the power of maths allows AI to learn and outperform existing technology. Using examples from algebra, probabilities, optimisation, and calculus, you will learn how AI creates mathematical representations of the world. Who is this talk suitable for? Any students who are interested in studying Maths, Computer Science, or related subjects at university. If you would like to attend, please request absence from Emily in the careers office, no later than 3 days prior to the activity taking place. Please do not register to attend if you have any lessons or other pre-planned activities which may overlap with this talk, unless you have received authorised permission to do so.

Tuesday 18th June 2024 13:30-14:15 (UK time) Online About The Webinar Join Dr Rebecca Chamberlain from Goldsmiths, University of London, to explore how to become an art expert. There will be opportunities to discuss the psychological value of art creation and appreciation, and the correlation with mental health, as well as develop your understanding of the psychological role of visual art. Who is this webinar suitable for? Any students who are interested in studying Psychology, Philosophy, Neuroscience, Art, or related subjects at university. If you would like to attend, please request absence from Emily in the careers office, no later than 3 days prior to the activity taking place. Please do not register to attend if you have any lessons or other pre-planned activities which may overlap with this webinar, unless you have received authorised permission to do so.

The University of Lancaster are delighted to announce the launch of their brand new Pharmacology course, available as a 3 year course or 4 year course including a placement year. To find out more, please visit their website using the link below.

Thursday 13th June 2024 09:10-10:00 (UK time) Online About The Session Join Joe Ellis-Gage, Ellie-May Taylor, & Teresa Johnson from an interactive debate exploring contemporary global health and social issues that young children face today. You will consider the impact of modern nursing in tackling health inequalities and improving future health outcomes, whilst also considering the influence of children's voices. Who is this tutorial suitable for? Any students who are interested in studying Health & Social Care, Sociology, Psychology, or related subjects at university. Please do not register to attend if you have any lessons or other pre-planned activities which may overlap with this session, unless you have received authorised permission to do so.

Thursday 13th June 2024 16:30-17:15 (UK time) Online About The Webinar Join Chris Hakes & Lucy Nottingham, Higher Education Advisers from the University of East Anglia to discover their top tips for choosing the right university course for you. They will also share useful tools for comparing universities. Who is this webinar suitable for? Any students who are interested in studying at university after the IB. Please do not register to attend if you have any lessons or other pre-planned activities which may overlap with this webinar, unless you have received authorised permission to do so.

Thursday 13th June 2024 15:35-16:20 (UK time) Online About The Seminar Join Colin Willsher from Solent University to gain insights into writing music to picture and explore the challenges associated with this. There will be opportunities to discover how a project develops from original concept to a finished sequence with music. Who is this seminar suitable for? Any students who are interested in studying Music, or related subjects at university. Please do not register to attend if you have any lessons or other pre-planned activities which may overlap with this seminar , unless you have received authorised permission to do so.

Thursday 13th June 2024 13:30-14:15 (UK time) Online About The Tutorial Join Dr Natalie Wyer from the University of East Anglia for this interactive tutorial explore free will vs determinism. A full introduction to the tutorial can be watched below. Who is this tutorial suitable for? Any students who are interested in studying Psychology, Sociology, or related subjects at university. Please do not register to attend if you have any lessons or other pre-planned activities which may overlap with this tutorial, unless you have received authorised permission to do so.

Wednesday 5th June 2024 16:30 (UK time) St Clare's Oxford, Room D23 About The Talk We are delighted to welcome Dr Jeffery Howard, Associate Professor of Political Philosophy and Public Policy at UCL to present a lecture on free speech online. We would like to thank Eva from IB1 for organising such a highly beneficial talk for students at St Clare's. Who is this talk suitable for? Any students who are interested in studying Politics, Philosophy, or other related subjects. Please note, there is no need to register to attend, please just come to D23.

Wednesday 12th June 2024 11:10-11:55 (UK time) Online About The Workshop Join Dr Holly Corfield Carr from the University of East Anglia for an interactive English Literature skills & insight workshop on tackling poetry collections. Using examples from William Blake and Emily Dickinson, you will participate in exercises and discussion to develop your skills in understanding how one poem may duet with another. Who is this workshop suitable for? Any students who are interested in studying English Literature, or related subjects at university. Please do not register to attend if you have any lessons or other pre-planned activities which may overlap with this workshop, unless you have received authorised permission to do so.

Tuesday 11th June 2024 15:35-16:20 (UK time) Online About The Session Join Dr Alec Plowman from the University of East Anglia for a skills & insight session exploring the filmmakers toolkit. This session will introduce you to not only the correct gear but also storytelling, collaboration, and essential equipment you will need to tell stories through film. Who is this tutorial suitable for? Any students who are interested in studying Film, Media, or related subjects at university. Please do not register to attend if you have any lessons or other pre-planned activities which may overlap with this session, unless you have received authorised permission to do so.

Tuesday 11th June 2024 11:10-11:55 (UK time) Online About The Tutorial Join Dr Dakota Ward from Aberystwyth University for an interactive law and criminology tutorial for an introduction to investigative psychology. You will have the opportunity to examine key theories which can explain criminal behaviour, explore the origins and evolution of criminal profiling, and experience what the profession of a Behavioural Investigative Advisor is like. A full introduction to the tutorial can be watched below. Who is this tutorial suitable for? Any students who are interested in studying Law, Criminology, Psychology, or related subjects at university. Please do not register to attend if you have any lessons or other pre-planned activities which may overlap with this tutorial, unless you have received authorised permission to do so.

Wednesday 19th June 2024 17:30-18:30 (UK) Imperial College London or Online About the Lecture Join Professor Alexander Tapper for his Imperial Inaugural lecture discussing answers to questions such as: what is the reason for the hierarchy of particle masses we observe? why do we observe three generations of quarks and leptons? what is the origin of dark matter? A full description of his lecture can be found by clicking the link below. Who is this lecture suitable for? Any students who are interested in studying Physics or other related disciplines at university. Please do not register to attend if you have any lessons or other pre-planned activities which may overlap with this lecture, unless you have received authorised permission to do so.

Cardiff University will be hosting their next open day on the 5th & 6th July. This is the perfect opportunity to experience what it is like to study and live in Wales' capital city. You will have the opportunity to learn about your area of interest through various talks and presentations, meet academics, as well as tour the campus, city and accommodation.

Wednesday 19th June 2024 9:00-15:30 (UK time) Bower Ashton Campus, Bristol About the Taster Day Join Bristol UWE on campus to experience what studying Art & Design subjects are like. You will have the opportunity to attend a selection of 40-minute taster sessions in Interior Design, Fashion Textiles, Illustration, Fashion Communication, Fine Art and Graphic Design. Who is this suitable for? Students in IB1 who are interested in studying Art & Design related courses at Bristol UWE. Please do not register to attend if you have any lessons or other pre-planned activities which may overlap with this taster day, unless you have received authorised permission to do so.

Join the University of Edinburgh for their next open day on Monday 17th June 2024. This is a great opportunity to learn about what it is like studying at the university as well as meet current staff and students. Please do not register to attend if you have any lessons or other pre-planned activities which may overlap with this open day.

Monday 10th June 2024 10:10-11:00 (UK time) Online About The Book Club Join Dr Ilse Renaudie from the University of East Anglia for this interactive book club, discussing L'Etranger by Albert Camus. You are invited to submit questions and themes before hand so discussion and debate can be formed around this. Who is this tutorial suitable for? Any students who are interested in studying Modern Languages or related subjects at university. However, those who have a general interest in the book are also invited to attend. Please do not register to attend if you have any lessons or other pre-planned activities which may overlap with this book club, unless you have received authorised permission to do so.

Monday 10th June 2024 14:00-15:00 (UK time) Online About The Lecture Join Dr Jo Poppleton from the University of East Anglia for an introduction to her translation of The Odyssey. She will examine examples of xenia in Homer's epic, the rituals through which relationships are formed, and explore how they pose a threat to strangers. Dr Calum Maciver from the University of Edinburgh will then present Alternative Achilles Stories in Homer's Iliad which will introduce you to neoanalysis and its use for interpreting characterisation of Achilles. Who is this lecture suitable for? Any students who are interested in studying Classical Civilisation or related subjects at university. Please do not register to attend if you have any lessons or other pre-planned activities which may overlap with this lecture, unless you have received authorised permission to do so.

About the Lecture Series Gresham College are hosting a politics lecture series from October 2023 - June 2024. The lecture series will explore the vocabulary used in ancient Greek political ideas. All lectures will be hosted by Professor Melissa Lane from Princeton University. Plato's Cave: Thinking about Climate Change Thursday 13th June 2024, 18:00 BST Professor Melissa Lane will discuss whether we are trapping ourselves in a modern version of Plato's cave and clinging to our current way of life. Previous lectures from this series Plato and the Idea of Political Office Thursday 19th October 2023, 18:00 BST Professor Melissa Lane will present you with a new way of understanding the roles of officeholders and the ethical demands that come with them. Ancient Greek Ideas of Justice Thursday 11th January 2024, 18:00 BST Professor Melissa Lane will explore ancient Greek aspirations to justice. Ancient Greek Ideas of Equality under the Law Thursday 7th March 2024, 18:00 BST Professor Melissa Lane will discuss how the value of equality depends on what standard is chosen. Democracy: Ancient Models, Modern Challenges Thursday 14th March 2024, 18:00 BST Professor Melissa Lane will issues of accountability in ancient democracy. Experts in Politics: Lessons from Socrates and Aristotle Thursday 30th May 2024, 18:00 BST Professor Melissa Lane will consider experts roles in contributing to public debate in a democracy.