School student events
We run a variety of events for students including careers events, lectures and study days.
School Member Lecture: the Slapton Sands gravel barrier system
Join our School Member lecture this autumn to explore the Slapton Sands barrier system in Start Bay, with Professor Gerd Masselink.
What do geographers actually do?
A webinar for secondary school students and teachers exploring careers with geography.
How to choose the right university and geography course
An webinar hosted in collaboration with the University of Reading for students interested in studying geography at university.
Choose geography: careers in ecosystems and conservation
A webinar for secondary school students showcasing how the geography they learn in the classroom is applied to real-world jobs in the conservation sector.
School Member Lecture: How can biogeomorphology contribute to a nature-positive future?
Our Autumn School Member Lecture with Professor Gemma Harvey on natural processes for support nature recovery and the delivery of ecosystem services.
Good COP, bad COP - modelling climate negotiations – morning
As COP31 concludes, A Level geography students can join us for a practical, high energy and fun workshop session that takes us inside the room where it happens.
A Level study day – morning
A Level students will benefit from a series of sessions led by experts that focus on areas of the KS5 curriculum.
Good COP, bad COP - modelling climate negotiations – afternoon
As COP31 concludes, A Level geography students can join us for a practical, high energy and fun workshop session that takes us inside the room where it happens.
A Level study day – afternoon
A Level students will benefit from a series of sessions led by experts that focus on areas of the KS5 curriculum in this afternoon session.