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The purpose of the Work Experience Week is to learn what it’s like to work in an academic, research-based university through a series of workshops, lab sessions and a project where you will be working alongside other pupils with similar interests in physics and astronomy. This is your chance to explore fascinating Physics topics, meet...
Schools can bring A-level Physics students to our First Year Teaching Labs to carry out a practical experiment using an oscilloscope.
A day at the University of Leeds where students experience a range of mathematical activities with an optional tour of the campus and talk about studying mathematics at university. The day culminates with the W. P. Milne lecture in celebration of a former Professor of Mathematics who joined the University in 1919.
Explore the future of space and science with the Royal Institution's CHRISTMAS LECTURES. This free, one-day event invites A-level students (Years 12–13) to learn, discuss, and critically examine the topic of this year’s CHRISTMAS LECTURES, sponsored by CGI. The 2025 lectures, presented by Dame Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock, will explore the extraordinary breakthroughs that have revolutionised our understanding of the...
A Year 12 work experience week for students studying both Physics and Maths at A-level.
A day at the University of Leeds where students experience a range of mathematical activities with an optional tour of the campus and talk about studying mathematics at university. The day culminates with the W. P. Milne lecture in celebration of a former Professor of Mathematics who joined the University in 1919.
Teachers can bring groups of up to 50 students to undertake an oscilloscope practical in our teaching labs.
Colloids are small particles suspended in a liquid and they are important for many practical applications (e.g., paints, inks, creams, ketchup, milk, blood). Although colloids are much larger than atoms, they are often small enough to be perturbed by collisions from surrounding liquid molecules and execute a perpetual, random motion known as Brownian motion. This...