Year 12 (Y13 NI / S5 Scotland)

This Music Faculty Taster Day is aimed at Year 11 and Year 12 students from non-fee-paying schools and colleges who want to find out more about studying music at University.

We are excited to be re-launching our Webinar Series for this year, beginning in March and taking you all the way through the Oxbridge application cycle.

With Dr Patricia Fara, Historian of Science at Clare College.

Part of the series Secret Histories running in May and June 2025. Sign up now!

With Dr Elizabeth Foyster, Director of Studies in History at Clare College.

Part of the series Secret Histories running in May and June 2025. Sign up now!

Free summer school including accommodation, meals and travel costs for high-achieving UK state school students.

Women and non-binary people in year 12 have the chance to spend the day at Murray Edwards College, Cambridge, exploring how art and university life can come together.

Living in Art: What does this look like at Cambridge University?

This completely free, student-led event for women and non-binary people in year 12 includes an arts workshop in the Women’s Art Collection, a guided tour of Kettle’s Yard, and a chance to learn more about Higher Education and the unique collegiate systems at the Universities of Cambridge and Oxford. 

Robinson College is working with Slaughter and May, an international law firm, to provide a two-day residential for Year 12 students.

The Sciences Summer Residential is an opportunity for students to gain an insight into university learning at Cambridge, through subject taster sessions and lectures.

This webinar gives an introduction to super curricular activities, personal statements, and how to improve your application. We will cover what universities are looking for, and ways in which you can make your application stand out. There will also be an opportunity for you to ask any questions you may have.

Information on other King's College webinars can be found here.

This webinar gives an introduction to super curricular activities, personal statements, and how to improve your application. We will cover what universities are looking for, and ways in which you can make your application stand out. There will also be an opportunity for you to ask any questions you may have.

Information on other King's College webinars can be found here.