UCAS EXHIBITIONS
UCAS Exhibitions are large-scale events, hosting UK universities and colleges, HE experts, employers and voluntary agencies. It’ s a great opportunity for anyone who is unsure of their future, and those who have an idea but would like to explore their next steps.
You’ ll have the opportunity to sign up for inspirational talks, application advice, and subject-specific workshops, as well as getting the chance to explore degrees and school leaver options such as apprenticeships. Plus, discover various volunteer and gap year opportunities, and get first-hand feedback from real students.
You might feel overwhelmed by the event, but with a little preparation you can be sure to leave knowing you’ ve made the most of it. There are various exhibitions throughout the year. To check the next or nearest one go to: ucas. com / ucas / events-exhibitions
A UCAS exhibition will focus your research and get you thinking about what you really want from your future”.
Charlotte, BA( Hons) English student
In Advance
• Make sure you have a
• Check the activity programme. Will there be any guest speakers or interactive activities on the day? Which will be the most useful for you to attend?
• Make a list of stands to visit.
sturdy bag – you’ ll collect lots of information and materials.
• Visit the university / college’ s websites or comparison websites to find the answers to some of your questions, freeing you up to ask the interesting stuff in person.
• Think of questions to ask that really matter to you. For example,“ What kind of support services are there?” or“ What sports can I take part in?”. Student ambassadors are great to talk to as they’ ve been in your shoes!
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