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This year we are hosting our Summer Open Days as a week-long virtual event, so you can take part from home or anywhere. This is your chance to get a taste of everything Manchester Met. Listen to subject presentations, chat to our teaching staff online, take a virtual campus tour and find out about accommodation, student finance and much more. You can book a place now.  

Order your 2022 Undergraduate prospectus  

Start your research with our 2022 prospectus. The prospectus offers you the chance to read all about Manchester Metropolitan University – from the courses you will study, to the accommodation where you will stay, to the city you’ll get to know. Request your copy now.  

Become a Degree Apprentice  

A Degree Apprenticeship is a unique programme that enables you to combine full-time paid work, with part-time study. Just like students who follow the traditional route, you will graduate with a full bachelor’s degree upon completion of your Degree Apprenticeship as well as years of quality work experience, giving you a significant competitive advantage.   

To secure a Degree Apprenticeship with Manchester Met, you need to apply for a position with one of our employer partners. Click here to discover the vacancies you can apply for, or sign up for job alerts and updates.  

For tips and advice to help you get the Degree Apprenticeship you want, visit our website. 

If you are interested in starting a Degree Apprenticeship in September, we are holding a Virtual Open Evening on 30^th June where you can chat to some of the employers offering these roles. Register Here.

Chat with our current students  

 If you have any questions relating to studying in Manchester, Student Life or what it’s like to be a student at Manchester Met, then please  get in touch with our students.  

University of Law

Virtual Open Days – Click here for more details.

Careers finder – Click here.

University of Lincoln

Undergraduate Open Days – click here

Sixth Form Geography Conference – click here for info and booking

Lincoln Live Lounge (every Wednesday) – click here for more details

University College London (UCL)

Details of FREE Year 12 Masterclasses and Summer Schools – click here for more information

University of Chester

Sports Week – Monday 14th June – Friday 18th June – Ahead of National Sports Week, academic staff from our Department of Sport and Exercise Science are delivering 6 live sessions aimed at post 16 A-Level PE and BTEC Sports students and teaching staff, designed to provide a 20 – 30 minute session to complement some common curriculum topics. Find out more about Sports Week and follow our SES team on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

History Workshops – Monday 28th June – Friday 16th July – Our Department of History and Archaeology are hosting a series of history workshops for schools and colleges to accompany their documentary film series – A Global History in One City. Schools and Colleges are invited to book a 1 hour workshop with the lecturers behind the films or a Q&A with the documentary film makers. Find out more and book a workshop.

Taste of University – Tuesday 6th July – Thursday 8th July – Designed for Year 12 and first-year vocational college students, this three day digital event is a great opportunity for students who are considering university to find out more about the options and pathways available and participate in taster lectures. Full details and booking information for Taste of University

Virtual Open Month – Throughout June – With a schedule packed with live subject sessions and advice and guidance talks, our virtual open month has a wealth of information about all aspects of studying with us at the University of Chester. Learn more about Virtual Open Month

Salters’ Festivals of Chemistry – June & July – The University’s Department of Science and Engineering are delighted to participate in this years Festivals. Focused for students aged 14-16 and their teachers and technicians, the online programme includes recorded experiments, virtual tours of labs and campuses, mini talks and lectures, CPD sessions and much more. To register your interest and to reserve teacher and student passes, please contact festivals@salters.co.uk

SEND into HE – Wednesday 7th July – The University of Chester is contributing to an event to provide impartial advice and guidance to learners with Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities and their supporters. The event is suitable for any student with additional needs who is considering university, or those supporting this process such as parents, carers, careers advisors or SENCo staff. Full programme and booking information can be found at this link.

University of Huddersfield

Maths Revision Workshops

These workshops are suitable for post-16 students currently studying A-level Mathematics and Further Maths. Each session will entail one of our expert lecturers leading a guided learning tour of past paper questions, demonstrating ways in which to approach example questions and supporting students with their own work through chat. There will also be an opportunity to speak to our academic tutor on a one-to-one basis at the end.

Workshop 1 – Calculus, Differentiation and Integration
Wednesday 12^th May 2021, 1.15pm – 2.15pm
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Workshop 2 – Geometry
Wednesday 19^th May 2021, 3pm – 4pm
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Note: sessions are open to both individual students and whole class groups. Places are limited so please share this link with colleagues and students as soon as you can. If you have any questions about the workshops, please email sce-scls@hud.ac.uk

Behavioural and Social Science Summer School

Do you have students that are interested in Behavioural and Social Science courses, but they’re not sure if they’ll meet the entry requirements? Our New Summer School may help them to gain a place.

Students who don’t have the standard entry qualifications, but have academic skills, experience and dedication, may be offered an opportunity to attend our Summer School as a stepping-stone onto an undergraduate course. The Summer School is a short supportive programme, held one day a week over 6 weeks in the summer, where they’ll be introduced to academic subject content and academic skills, and then assessed through an individual written assignment.

They’ll need to apply to their chosen undergraduate course through UCAS. Our admissions teams may then refer them to the Summer School, if they do not meet our normal UCAS eligibility criteria but demonstrate through their personal statement that they have the interest, commitment and potential to do well. If they successfully pass the Summer School, they’ll be given an offer on the course they applied for.

Further information can be found on the summer school webpage: www.hud.ac.uk/undergraduate/how-to-apply/bss-summerschool

Edge Hill University

UCLAN

Manchester Metropolitan University

University of Law

University of Lincoln

University College London (UCL)

University of Chester

University of Huddersfield

Cowley International College St Helens