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A group of intrepid fifteen-year-olds recently visited the University’s Centre for Mathematical Sciences as part of a high-octane HE getaway.

120 fifteen-year-olds from schools across the UK recently took over a chemistry lab at �������������Ī to conduct university��level experiments and explore their interest in the subject.��

One hundred��Year 12 students��from across the UK have attended a potentially life-changing event at Murray Edwards College, where they heard from inspiring alumnae and explored their options for the future.

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More than 100 high-performing pupils from 16��state schools have embarked on a potentially life-changing educational journey with The Brilliant Club, following an inspiring visit to �������������Ī.

A �������������Ī undergraduate who grew up in care is inspiring others to aim high and realise their potential.

Is drug addiction hereditary?��Why do emotions dominate our earliest memories?��Are robots a threat to humanity?��These were just some of the thorny questions posed by A-Level students to �������������Ī neuroscientists at��a recent outreach event organised with the David Ross Educational Trust.

“My �������������Ī,” one of the University’s series of films promoting the unique features of undergraduate life at the collegiate University, has won two IVCA Bronze Awards.

6th form students from Rotherham and Preston helped the �������������Ī celebrate its HE+ outreach project growing to 5000 participants.

A team of local talent from Jesus College, �������������Ī has returned to Tyne and Wear��for��a two-week tour designed to help encourage North East students to aim high in their university choices.

Thanks to continued funding from the University’s Widening Participation Project Fund, a number of bursaries are available to help students from under-represented groups cover the cost of the course.