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Undergraduate Study

 

Are you studying Physics, Maths, and/or Chemistry at school and interested in where these subjects might lead you at University?

Emmanuel College's 'Thomas Young Physicists Programme' (named after the eminent scientist/polymath and alumnus of the College) is a brand new scheme for UK school students (state-maintained and independent) in Y10, Y11, or Y12 interested in subjects broadly falling under our Physical Natural Sciences Tripos.

Consisting of a short series of taster lectures in November 2024 as well as an introduction to studying Natural Sciences at Cambridge, participants will be able to meet academics, current undergraduates, and admissions staff as part of the Thomas Young Physicists Programme.

In addition to the online component, a small number of Y12 students, based on academic achievement and Widening Participation criteria, will be invited to attend a fully-funded in-person day visit to Emmanuel College in February 2025.

Webinar Dates and provisional* subject content:

  • Webinar 1: 5-6.30pm,Thursday 7th November 2024
    • [Introduction to Natural Sciences at Cambridge & Taster Lecture in Earth Sciences]
  • Webinar 2: 5-6.30pm, Thursday 14th November 2024
    • [Taster Lecture in Mechanics]
  • Webinar 3: 5-6.30pm,Thursday 21st November 2024
    • [Taster Lecture in Materials Science]
  • Webinar 4: 5-6.30pm,Thursday 28th November 2024
    • [Wrapping Up on the Programme & Taster Lecture in Atmospheric Chemistry]

*The topics on offer are provisional and may be subject to last-minute change; you will be informed of such changes at the earliest opportunity.


Address

Online Webinar via Zoom

Date and time

Thursday, 7 November 2024 (5:00pm) to Thursday, 28 November 2024 (6:30pm)

Audience

Year 12 (Y13 NI / S5 Scotland)
Year 11 (Y12 NI / S4 Scotland)
Year 10 (Y11 NI / S3 Scotland)
Open to all UK schools
Eligibility criteria applies

Online event
College event


Booking

Bookings are no longer being taken for this event. The event may be fully booked or already have taken place.

Contact and more info

Tom McGachie, Schools Liaison Officer