Subject sessions
Live subject tasters and masterclasses, led by our lecturers give you the chance to meet academic staff and get a great insight into your study area of interest. You are welcome to try out areas of study that you may not have had the chance to experience at school, allowing you to explore different options as you think about your future career path.
We also offer talks from industry experts that can boost your current studies. These talks are amazing opportunities to network with professionals and for you to demonstrate that you're interested in gaining knowledge outside of the classroom.
Our sessions are often followed by an informal Q&A, giving you the opportunity to meet staff and current students to find out everything you'd like to know about life as an undergraduate student at Herts.
Take a look at all of the sessions and sign up for as many as you want! Be sure to check back here as we update the sessions regularly.
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Introduction to Social Work: What does a Social Worker Really Do?
Ever wondered what social workers really do? Come and find out with our experienced social work staff. Learn about the routes we have available to help you on your journey...
16:30 - 17:15 27 November 2024
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Portfolio Advice for Creative Arts Students
Get yourself ready to apply for Creative Arts. This session, led by academics from our Art and Design and Animation departments, will outline the requirements and top tips for submitting...
16:30 - 17:30 5 December 2024
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Mental Health Nursing Masterclass: Therapeutic Communication in Mental Health
This Masterclass on therapeutic communication will explore the origins of therapeutic communication and how this can be used to promote positive relationships when working with people experiencing mental health issues....
16:30 - 17:15 23 January 2025
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Sport Taster Lecture: Learning Musculoskeletal Anatomy for Sports Courses
Have you ever wondered what studying musculoskeletal anatomy is like at university level? Come along to an exciting taster session where you will be introduced to some complex bony landmarks...
16:30 - 17:15 28 January 2025