Motivation to study school curriculum mathematics at KS4 and/or KS5 via applications in internet search engines and video games development.

Visit to the teaching laboratories of Warwick Chemistry

A bespoke session on topics of interest via a visit to schools/colleges.

A seminar on practical aspects of mathematical modelling

A presentation on careers in mathematics, statistics and data science.

To view Outreach and Widening Participation events and activities offered by WMG, view their website here: Public engagement and Outreach (warwick.ac.uk)

The students will extract DNA from their own cheek cells and learn about how scientists work with DNA

An interactive session focussing on solar power - and how we can use it as clean energy

An interactive workshop on mathematical modelling in epidemiology.

A workshop on studying mathematics at university and on research in statistics.

An interactive showcase of the many aspects of modern Chemistry

An interactive session that uses the Monopoly game as a learning platform for analytical techniques

A session focused on ice - so simple, and yet to complicated. Why does that matter - and, can you build an ice crystal?

Looking at skulls and bones and examining digestive system tissues under the microscope

In this workshop we will create a particle system that follows 3 simple rules to behave like a flock.

Program a robot to explore its environment.

Explore how simulation techniques can be used to understand how micro-organisms survive in the natural environment.

Unlock the doors to innovation and inspiration as we invite schools to explore the boundless possibilities at our engineering school.

In this festive workshop we will explore object orientated programming by creating snowflakes.

Use Markov chains to create original text e.g. song lyrics.

Program a robot in a search and rescue scenario.

In this workshop, we will look at how Cellular Automata can be used in simulation and model the spread of a disease.

In this workshop we will explore the basic principles and tools for simulating the motion of lots of particles at the same time, and how this can be used to simulate natural phenomena.

This workshop introduces you to some of the basic principles and tools for simulating motion.

Lab-based work experiences for secondary school students

To view available opportunities for work experience with WMG, view their website here: Work Experience (warwick.ac.uk)

The Chemistry Department at the University of Warwick is offering a unique work experience placement opportunity for students (years 10, 11 and 12) from Coventry and Warwickshire schools. This work experience would suit individuals who are specifically looking to study Chemistry at the University of Warwick. The three-day programme will allow students to gain hands-on experience of working in a chemistry lab and provide an insight into studying at a top university as well.