If you’re interested in studying at Cambridge, St John’s College have a range of free online events that can provide the information you need to make the best choice for you.
Find a range of activities you can complete at home in Science, Engineering, Mathematics and Technology.
Do you want to show students where STEM can take them in the North East? This digital poster and slide deck are aimed at students and contain regional LMI to help contribute to Gatsby Benchmarks 2 and 4. Slides can be incorporated into lesson presentations in school.
Step into the NHS provides resources for teachers to help their students discover careers and jobs in the NHS.
STEP is aimed at Black-heritage students studying in Year 12 at a state school. On the summer school, STEP students will take part in a variety of sessions and activities that showcase the Durham experience, from academic taster sessions to social activities. STEP students will receive a comprehensive range of information, advice, and guidance (IAG) about UCAS, personal statements, and student finance.
Applications for STEP 2024 are now closed.
Suitable for Year 10 and 11 students, or Year 12 and 13 students, these activities have been designed by the Southern Universities Network (SUN) to help your students plan their journey into, or through, post-16 education. These short and engaging videos come with a worksheet to support you as you deliver the materials to your students.
This calculator is for students from England or the European Union (EU) starting a new undergraduate course in academic years 22-23 and 23-24.
Find factsheets and information for you and your parent/carer that cover all you need to know about student finance.
This webpage is useful for current students who have questions about their student finance.
The following guide will give you information about how your Student Finance application is assessed as an estranged student.
Find policy updates and information, from Student Finance England, on the financial support available for students in the 2023-2024 academic year.
Find blogs, videos and podcasts about student life, studying a higher education course, and careers by Springpod.
Durham University’s Sutton Trust Summer School is designed to give bright students from under-represented backgrounds the chance to experience what it is like to be a student at a leading university.
Applications for Sutton Trust 2024 are now closed.
Sutton Trust Online is a digital programme providing support to students on their journey to university or an apprenticeship. It has been designed utilising our 25 years of experience running programmes which support students into leading universities and apprenticeships.
Over 18 months, students will be guided through all the information, skills and advice they need as they explore their options, apply to, prepare for and succeed at university or an apprenticeship.
Students must apply between May and August and meet the criteria outlined on the Sutton Trust website.
Resources to help you understand the new courses and be able to engage with parents and pupils about T Levels