Events to book

Date	Time	Activity		Booking
31st March-3rd April	6-7.30pm	Careers Insight Week: 31st March - Legal, Social and Political Degrees Alumni Panel - Natural, Biological, Earth and Life Sciences Degrees Alumni Panel 1st April - Arts, Humanities and Culture Degrees Alumni Panel - Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Degrees Alumni Panel 2nd April - Business Degrees Alumni Panel - Degree Apprenticeships Panel - Education Degrees Alumni Panel 3rd April - Humanities and Social Sciences Degrees Alumni Panel - Medical and Health Degrees Alumni Panel - Study/Work Abroad and Languages Degrees Alumni Panel	Wondering where a University of Exeter degree could take you? Join us for Careers Insight Week, running from Monday 31st March to Thursday 3rd April 2025, launching the same month as National Careers Week. This is your opportunity to hear from successful Exeter graduates as they share their career journeys, from life as a student to their roles in various industries. In these live online Q&A panels, alumni will offer insights into their career paths, give practical advice, and discuss how their time at Exeter helped shape their futures. Each evening, panels will focus on different subject areas, with alumni from across a broad range of degree programmes. You’ll also have the chance to ask the alumni panellists questions, giving you a well-rounded perspective on life beyond university. Whether you're seeking inspiration or practical tips for your future career, Careers Insight Week is your gateway to exploring the possibilities ahead.	Book here.
3rd April	6-7pm	Studying as a person of colour at the University of Exeter	Wondering what it is like to study at the University of Exeter as a person of colour? We talk to current students about their experiences both on and off our campuses as well as sharing thoughts on what being an anti-racist university means to our community.	Book here.
7^th April	6-7pm	Considering the University of Exeter	Come and find out more about the University of Exeter, a prestigious Russell Group university.	Book here.
24th April	6-7pm	Studying as a neurodiverse student at the University of Exeter	Identify as neurodiverse and want to know how we can support you at university? Come along to hear from current students about their own lived experiences and the different types of support on offer if you study at Exeter.	Book here.
26th April	10:00-13:00	IAG Conference	Considering university as your next step? The Universities of Bath, Cardiff, Exeter, Keele, Lancaster and Warwick are hosting an online conference aimed at providing information, advice and guidance on what is available and how to apply. This conference includes the following sessions: Choosing a course, writing an effective personal statement, managing your money and an expert panel session.	Sign-up here: www.exeter.ac.uk/iagconferences
6^th May	6-7pm	Student Finance	Finance and money is often one of the biggest anxieties for many of us when considering university. Come and find out how you apply, how much you could be entitled to and some tips on how to budget well during your time away.	Book here.
8th May	6-7pm	Balancing Coursework and Life: Looking After your Mental Health while Studying at the University of Exeter	Worried about balancing academic content and looking after yourself whilst studying at university? Current students at the University of Exeter share their experiences of managing the highs and lows in their own mental health.	Book here.
12^th May	6-7pm	Subject session: Law	A subject specific session on Law. Hear about the structure of the course, how to apply and a personal perspective from current students.	Book here.
22nd May	6-7pm	Studying as an LGBTQ+ student at the University of Exeter	University is a place where you should feel comfortable to express yourself and feel safe doing so. Hear from LGBTQ+ students on what it is like to be queer at the University of Exeter, and the networks that are available.	Book here.
5th June	6-7pm	Making Friends and Creating Support Networks at the University of Exeter	There are so many opportunities to make friends and create your own support networks at university. In this session we delve into the different ways to do this; from societies, to coming together through faith and even academic networking.	Book here.
30^th June	6-7pm	Subject session: Finance/Accounting and Economics	A subject specific session on Finance/Accounting and Economics. Hear about the structure of the course, how to apply and a personal perspective from current students.	Book here.
7^th July	6-7pm	Personal Statements	Personal statements are the biggest piece of work required in your UCAS application so do require a good amount of time and thought. This session will help you structure your personal statement as well as provide you with some ideas of what to include.	Book here.