Events to book
We have a wide range of events taking place across the academic year, please note that many events take place online (via zoom or teams), and start times shown are all UK GMT. Sessions are focused on supporting prospective students who are currently based in the UK.
If you have queries about events on offer please contact us at studentoutreach@exeter.ac.uk
| Date | Time | Activity | Description | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 28 September 2026 | 6-7pm | Applying to university | This session will give an overview of applying to university as a student living in the UK. This will look at the opportunities available at university as well as what to consider when applying. There will also be an introduction to entry criteria, deadlines and making an application. | |
| 12 October 2026 | 6-7pm | Choosing a course and university | This session designed to help you make that all important choice of what you will study at university and where you might want to go. Our staff will share tips on decision making as well as signpost where to research and when you will need to make your choices. | |
| 9 November 2026 | 6-7pm | Considering a competitive university | During this session you can find out more about the Russell Group, how to apply to a competitive university and/or course. The session will include tips on how to make a strong application. | |
| 16 November 2026 | 6-7pm | Understanding the MMIs | The most popular type of Medicine interview is the MMI (mini-multiple interview). In this session find out what they are, why this method is used, what is involved and how to prepare for them. | |
| 23 November 2026 | 6-7pm | Student Life | We understand that being a student is more than just about study. Join this session to hear from our current students, find our what university is like for them, and ask them any questions you may have about being a student. Our students are consistently amongst the most satisfied in the country. | |
| 7 December 2026 | 6-7pm | Student Finance | Finance and money is often one of the biggest anxieties for many when considering university. During this session find out how you apply, how much you could be entitled to and some tips on how to budget well during your time at university. | |
| 11 January 2027 | 6-7pm | Discover Psychology | This session will explore the study of Psychology at university. Psychology is the study of mind and behaviour. It seeks not only to understand the processes that underpin thought and action but apply that understanding to solve practical problems. The session will highlight course options, the research we undertake and share the experiences of a current student. | |
| 25 January 2027 | 6-7pm | Discover Biology | This session will explore where an interested in Biology at school or college could take you. Looking at the range of course on offer in areas such as bioscience, biochemistry, ecology and conservation as well as marine science and biomedical science. Thinking about how to choose which biological degree might suit you. The session will highlight course options; the research we undertake and share the experiences of a current student. | |
| 08 February 2027 | 6-7pm | Degree Apprenticeships | Degree Apprenticeships are an increasingly popular choice to obtain degree-level qualifications within a workplace setting. During this session, we will share the benefits of apprenticeship, where to find opportunities and how to apply. | |
| 22 February 2027 | 6-7pm | Discover Medicine | This subject specific session will focus on the BMBS Medicine course. Find out more about the structure of the course, opportunities for intercalation, electives and placements. There will also be application tips and a personal perspective from current students. | |
| 08 March 2027 | 6-7pm | Discover History | This session will explore the study of History at university. Our degrees include a broad range of countries, periods and themes in stimulating and intellectually challenging ways. We are top 10 in the UK subject rankings for History, (according to the Complete University Guide 2027). The session will highlight course options, our research and share the experiences of a current student. | |
| 15 March 2027 | 6-7pm | Writing a personal statement | Personal statements are an important part of the application process as it’s an opportunity to talk about yourself and your interests. They do require a good amount of time and thought so this session will help you structure your statement, provide ideas of what to include and highlight common mistakes. | |
| 22 March 2027 | 6-7pm | Discover Law | This session will explore the study of Law at university. We are top 20 in the UK for Law, (according to the Complete University Guide 2027) and have a selection of degrees depending on your interest in Law. There are a wide range of optional modules in your second and final years, as well as the opportunity spend a year on placement within the legal profession or to spend a year studying at a European University. The session will highlight course options, our research and share the experiences of a current student. | |
| 12 April 2027 | 6-7pm | Discover Politics | This session will explore the study of Politics at university. Our politics academics specialise in a wide range of areas from political theory to international relations, strategy and security, public policy, electoral studies, political communication and media, political participation, gender and LGBT politics, environmental politics and more. The session will highlight course options, our research and share the experiences of a current student. | |
| 26 April 2027 | 6-7pm | Discover Mathematics | This session will explore the study of Mathematics at university. We offer a wide choice of courses, including a variety of combined programmes. Our unique four-year MSci programmes offer named specialisms in Climate Science, Mathematical Biology, Physics or Business and Finance. The session will highlight course options, our research and share the experiences of a current student. | |
| 10 May 2027 | 6-7pm | Student Life | We understand that being a student is more than just about study. Join this session to hear from our current students, find our what university is like for them, and ask them any questions you may have about being a student. Our students are consistently amongst the most satisfied in the country. | |
| 24 May 2027 | 6-7pm | UCAS Process | The UCAS process is the application system for UK universities, streamlining the process for prospective students. It can however be tricky to navigate for the first time, so join us to find out what the steps are if you are considering applying to university. | |
| 07 June 2027 | 6-7pm | Studying at our Penryn campus, Cornwall | We believe that where you study can make a world of difference to your student experience so during this session hear about our campus in Penryn. Made up of around 6,000 students, it offers a close-knit friendly community. | |
| 21 June 2027 | 6-7pm | Considering the Â鶹¹ÙÍø | With beautiful, green campuses in Devon and Cornwall, we offer a unique opportunity to study in one of the most stunning parts of the UK. If you are considering Â鶹¹ÙÍø then this session will support you in finding out more about the university, how we support our students and opportunities for study, placement and careers once you graduate. | |
| 05 July 2027 | 6-7pm | Writing a personal statement | Personal statements are an important part of the application process as it’s an opportunity to talk about yourself and your interests. They do require a good amount of time and thought so this session will help you structure your statement, provide ideas of what to include and highlight common mistakes. |