Events andActivities
We want you to get as much out of RO as possible,
and the wide range of events and activities at our
RO universities will help you to do this.
Howwill they help you?
Attending events and activities allows you to:
Visit the universities you may want to apply to.
Identify and develop the skills necessary to be
successful at a research intensive university.
Learn more about specific subject areas.
Find out what it is like to be a student at university
by meeting current students.
Receive support with your university application and
the EPQ or Academic Assignment.
Find out more about how university will help
you in the future.
How do you book a place?
Visit our website
to
see the events/activities available to you and follow
the booking instructions included with each event.
Make sure the date doesn’t clash with any important
exams or deadlines.
Let your school/college know that you are attending
an RO event.
Let the university know if you have any specific
requirements which they should know about.
If you need to travel to an event it may be possible
to have your travelling expenses reimbursed.
Details on travelling expenses you can claim will be
advertised alongside the events/activities on our
website. You should check with the university you
are visiting in advance of the event to see if this is
possible. Please be sure to keep any travel tickets.
Make sure your attendance at the event is recorded
for RO purposes too, by filling in the online form on
our website
What events and activities
can you attend?
A full list of events is available on our
website at
This list is updated frequently so make sure
you check it regularly.
Universities offer:
Subject taster days and master classes.
Campus tours, visit days and open days.
Summer schools and residentials.
Skills development sessions including
academic and study skills.
Information, advice and guidance sessions
such as student finance awareness.
Personal Statement support.
What do you have to do?
You must attend the Local Launch event and
the National Student Conference. We also
recommend you attend at least one other event/
activity at RO universities. You can attend as many
events and activities as you wish, and it is a good
idea to use this opportunity to see a university
which is not your host university.
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