In2STEM Summer Placements
Practical, hands-on work experience placements for Year 12 students hosted by STEM professionals. Placements connect students to experts working at the cutting edge of research and innovation.
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Practical, hands-on work experience placements for Year 12 students hosted by STEM professionals. Placements connect students to experts working at the cutting edge of research and innovation.
Delivered in partnership with The Smallpeice Trust, this year's engineering summer school invites year 12 students to explore Civil, Chemical & Process, Electronic & Electrical engineering as well as Chemistry. Experience life as an undergraduate engineer for three days, two nights with access to the student union and campus accommodation. Students apply individually, bursaries are available.
A Year 12 work experience week for students studying both Physics and Maths at A-level.
The Faculty of Biological Sciences hosts FREE a summer school for year 12 students who are interested in exploring biological sciences at the next level and finding out where it can lead.
Year 12 Maths Summer School designed to give students a sneak preview of preview of university life plus an insight into how mathematics develops at degree level. This residential will take place on campus at the University of Leeds
A day at the University of Leeds where students experience a range of mathematical activities with an optional tour of the campus and talk about studying mathematics at university. The day culminates with the W. P. Milne lecture in celebration of a former Professor of Mathematics who joined the University in 1919.
Teachers can bring groups of up to 50 students to undertake an oscilloscope practical in our teaching labs.
Targeted at year 9- 11 science and maths female/ female- representing students only (maximum 10 p/school). Join us at the university to celebrate International Women’s Day and the achievements of women in STEM. Your school is invited to take part in a series of Engineering activities led by female Engineers from the University of Leeds....
Colloids are small particles suspended in a liquid and they are important for many practical applications (e.g., paints, inks, creams, ketchup, milk, blood). Although colloids are much larger than atoms, they are often small enough to be perturbed by collisions from surrounding liquid molecules and execute a perpetual, random motion known as Brownian motion. This...
Targeted at year 12 students studying Maths and Chemistry/ Physics at Post-16, this campus event invites students to learn more about the undergraduate degrees on offer in Chemical & Process Engineering and Chemistry at the University of Leeds. Students will work in the Chemical & Process Engineering laboratory with specialist equipment and take part in...