Opportunities, support & inspiration from Royal Holloway, University of London

Engage with one of our talks/workshops held either at the Royal Holloway campus, at your school/college or online.

Our Widening Access team and the UK Schools and Colleges Liaison Team would be delighted to either visit your students in person, engage with them virtually, or invite you to our beautiful campus in Egham, Surrey.

Our activities for Year 7-13 include subject tasters, support with the UCAS application process, spring & summer residentials and developing essential skills.

To book live online activities please visit here and to book activities in person please visit here.

Further details can be found on our website or you can contact us at wa@royalholloway.ac.uk.

Our Widening Access pages also provide information about our contextual offers and the support available at the university including our range of bursaries and scholarships.

The University of Law is the largest provider of Undergraduate Law Degrees in the UK, and spans 8 different campuses across the UK. The Student Recruitment Team at our Guildford campus are excited to work with local schools and colleges in the South East to deliver an exciting range of events and activities, both in your institutions and at our own campus, in the fields of Law, Business, Criminology and Policing.

We want to work with you to raise the aspirations of your students, and look forward to speaking with you more about our offerings.

For more information, please email Hannah.coe@law.ac.uk or click below

Farnborough College of Technology works closely with a variety of schools in the area to showcase what the college has to offer. We run taster sessions and interactive fairs on-site, and also regularly visit school parents evenings and assemblies. If you would like to find out more about FCOT and the activities we offer, please contact the School Liaison officer Keri McSweeney either by email: k.mcsweeney@farn-ct.ac.uk or by phone: 01252 407112.

NCS avaliable this summer and it is accessible to all young people for free - NCS has launched a digital hub focusing on skills and life lessons not learnt in the classroom, based on elements of our traditional programme. As we get closer to summer the digital opportunities will grow.