Post 16 upcoming events

This workshop is ideal for Year 12 or 13 students who are getting ready for the transition into higher education.

From this workshop, students will have fun learning what it's like to study mathematics at university through entertaining investigation into some interesting and inspirational mathematics.

• Do you have pupils who are on the C/D borderline?
• Are you keen to help pupils from your school/college reach their potential?

Then we have just the scheme for you!

A unique chance for post 16 students to investigate what is meant by tensile strength and the compressive strength of materials.

This full day session will give students an overview of the courses and careers that the food industry has to offer, plus some practical experience of food microbiology, organoleptic testing and industrial food production.

This is a new and exciting three-part programme designed by the Nottingham Law School, aimed at year 12 students and A-Level law teachers/careers advisors.

An interactive and informative afternoon suitable for Year 12 and Year 13 students interested in studying History at university.

An invaluable experience for year 12 students who are interested in studying a Business degree. The afternoon will enable business students, particularly those interested in marketing, to experience an interactive lecture.

This one day course explains how GIS is applied and then gives participants an opportunity to collect some data and then download and manipulate it in the computer laboratory.

Are you thinking about studying economics at university?  Come along to our economics afternoon to get a taste of what studying an economics degree will be like.

Interested in English language and how we communicate with each other? Ever wondered what it takes to write a script? Intrigued by how the media construct identities that affect its audience?

If you’ve answered yes to any of these questions this event will help you explore these areas and find out how your creative interests can open the door to a world of courses and careers you may not be familiar with.

Criminal Law Event - CSI meets Waking the Dead meets Law and Order!

*This event is now full.  We are operating a reserve list, please email Joanna Welch to register*

This session is suitable for post-16 students interested in 3d product design and similar subjects. The session will consider one of the methods new students may apply when generating ideas for a site specific, customer orientated piece of design.

The School of Social Sciences invites Year 12 students to a day exploring subjects that shape the society we live in.

This conference at our Brackenhurst campus will showcase the options available to anyone considering a career with animals, horses or wildlife conservation.

Are you a driven individual, interested in sustainability and the designed environment who pays careful attention to detail and likes gadgets?

Year 12 students are invited to join us at our Clifton campus to find out more about fingerprinting as part of International Fingerprint Week.

After a round of successful visits that saw over 300 pre-University learners attend guided tours, the School of Art & Design and the School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment will once again be welcoming visitors to the highlight of the year, the annual degree shows.

Nottingham Trent University are inviting year 12 and 13 students to join us at our undergraduate Computing and Technology conference.

Year 12 students are invited to attend our psychology masterclass on the highly topical themes of online gaming, gambling and addiction.

Secondary Education teacher training day for students interested in training to be a secondary school D&T teacher.

Bookings for this event will open in 2012.

For further information please contact Fran Bonner.

Aimed at year 12 students, these hands-on sessions give students the chance to become a crime scene investigator for the day.

This is a new and exciting three part programme designed by the Nottingham Law School, aimed at year 12 and 13 students and A-Level law teachers/careers advisors.