Year 12 (Y13 NI / S5 Scotland)

At Trinity Hall, we are running several subject specific webinars, focusing on Biological Natural Sciences (NstSciB), Physical Natural Sciences (NatSciP), English and History. There will be two webinars per subject course hosted by our Director of Admissions alongside a few of our Directors of Studies, as well as current students studying the each respective course. The webinars will consist of going through the course content, going into detail on the admissions process, and a chance to hear what it’s like studying each subject from our current students.

The Homerton Admissions Team are pleased to be hosting a number of Subject Focus Sessions from May- July 2024. These sessions are free to attend and open to all prospective Cambridge students. There is no application process and a simple booking form is all that is needed to attend.

Top tips, hints and guidance to help you get the most out of attending open days this summer!

A webinar session covering supercurricular activities in preparation for, and guidance on the writing of the personal statement for UCAS applications for undergraduate study. For prospective students planning to make an application in autumn 2024 for entry in October 2025 or deferred entry in 2026. Open to all.

A webinar session covering supercurricular activities in preparation for, and guidance on the writing of the personal statement for UCAS applications for undergraduate study. For prospective students planning to make an application in autumn 2024 for entry in October 2025 or deferred entry in 2026. Open to all.

The King’s Entrepreneurship Lab is delighted to announce the launch of our second edition of the Entrepreneurial Essay Competition. The purpose of the competition is to encourage UK students (Years 11 and 12 in England and Wales; S4 or S5 in Scotland; Year 12 or 13 in Northern Ireland) to pursue entrepreneurial aspirations.

This online taster series is designed to showcase the importance of mathematical skills in the preparation for applying to degree courses at Cambridge, and other competitive Universities, in which women and non-binary students are typically underrepresented. We want to raise awareness of the diverse career opportunities that are available for graduates of these subjects and aim to emphasise that success in these disciplines is not limited by gender.

Are you interested in studying Chemistry at university? Do you attend a state school in the UK? Are you currently in year 12 (England), S5 (Scotland), or year 13 (Northern Ireland)? And are you thinking of applying to Cambridge? If so, then sign up for Pembroke College's free Chemistry subject taster webinar! This event will be delivered by a Pembroke academic, and will give you insight into what the course is like, and a taster of studying this subject at Cambridge.

The Homerton Admissions Team are pleased to be hosting a number of Subject Focus Sessions from May- July 2024. These sessions are free to attend and open to all prospective Cambridge students. There is no application process and a simple booking form is all that is needed to attend.

The Homerton Admissions Team are pleased to be hosting a number of Subject Focus Sessions from May- July 2024. These sessions are free to attend and open to all prospective Cambridge students. There is no application process and a simple booking form is all that is needed to attend.

Each Subject Focus session will involve an introduction to Cambridge University and Homerton College from a member of our Admissions Team, followed by a taster session to give you an insight into the subject. To conclude, there will be a Q&A with current Homerton students studying the subject.