Date and time arranged upon booking 

Presentations and workshops designed to ensure that your students are aware of the variety of options available to them and are equipped with the knowledge required to make the next steps. Sessions can be virtual or face to face and typically last 30 – 45 minutes. Find a brochure of the sessions we offer here. Book sessions via the schools booking system

26th-29th June 2023

A 4-day work experience programme, taking place at Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital sites, including clinical placements, workshops and lectures. This placement is for Year 12 students considering applying to BMBS Medicine. Applications are competitive, and students must be based in RD&E East service area. For any questions, please contact subjectoutreach@exeter.ac.uk

Please note that school eligibility criteria may apply for this event

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We are delighted to be offering a range of exciting and interactive Curriculum Enrichment events for English which will give students an insight into studying English at university. We are offering sessions on the Streatham Campus on the following themes delivered by experts in their fields:

- Frankenstein/The Gothic
- Victorian Archives
- World Literature
- Creative Writing
- William Golding Archives/Lord of the Flies
- Shakespeare

If you are interested in bringing a group of students to campus to explore one of these facinating areas of study in English, please contact Melissa at subjectoutreach@exeter.ac.uk

19th April, 20th April, 21st June, and 22nd June 2023, 10:00 - 14:00

These campus visits will include a campus tour, a University of Exeter talk, and a student life talk, as well as a Q&A with our student ambassadors.

• Streatham Campus dates: 19th April and 21st June 2023
• Penryn Campus dates: 20th April and 22nd June 2023

Spaces are limited; please use the Schools Booking System to book.

Date and time arranged upon booking 

Presentations and workshops designed to ensure that your students are aware of the variety of options available to them and are equipped with the knowledge required to make the next steps. Sessions can be virtual or face to face and typically last 30 – 45 minutes. Find a brochure of the sessions we offer here. Book sessions via the schools booking system

The Universities of Bath, Cardiff, Exeter, Keele, Lancaster and Warwick are hosting a series of online conferences aimed at providing information, advice and guidance on what is available and how to apply. Each conference will take a closer look at the UCAS process, how to choose a course and, making applications to competitive universities along with providing the opportunity to speak to current students and staff. Sign up here.

1st April and 27th May 2023, 13:00 - 16:00

Interested in applying to study at the University of Exeter? This conference is a great place to get all your questions about student life and support answered by current students here at the university along with gaining further subject insight and hearing more about making a competitive application. A finalised timetable for the event will be sent to you closer to the date.

Date and time arranged upon booking

These Zoom sessions have been designed to offer additional teaching on aspects of the National History Curriculum, for both GCSE and A-Level students.

A-Level Session: This session aims to enhance A-Level curriculum teaching on Historical Enquiries, by investigating different identities within society.

A critic in the guise of a jester: the anti-racism of A.B.C Merriman-Labour

In 1909 Sierra Leonan writer A.B.C Merriman-Labor published Britons Through Negro Spectacles, a book that brilliantly satirized the colonial travel-writing that was extremely popular at the turn of the twentieth century. This session will explore the life and writings of A.B.C Merriman-Labor, considering how he used humour to subvert the colonial gaze, turning the lens on Britons themselves.

GCSE Session: This session aims to enhance GCSE curriculum teaching on Medieval Studies (500-1500).

Remembering Medieval Rebellion

Having borne witness to the Jacquerie of 1358 and the Peasants Revolt of 1381, the fourteenth century is often conceptualised in European history writing as a watershed moment. Yet, we can find traces of rebellious activity much earlier. In this session, we will examine the Norman Peasants Revolt of 996 and the London uprising of 1196 and explore how they have been remembered since.

For any questions, please contact Catherine Prowse at subjectoutreach@exeter.ac.uk

Please note that school eligibility criteria may apply for this event