Events for prospective students considering an application to Cambridge next September/October:
Open Days
Every year we invite potential students of all ages and backgrounds to join us at MMLL on our Open Days. These events are free to attend and are the perfect opportunities to learn more about what it's like to study languages, to get a taste of Cambridge life and to ask questions. Find out when our next Open Days are scheduled and how to book your place.
Oxford & Cambridge Student Conferences
Each March the Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics takes part in the Oxford & Cambridge Student Conferences that take place around the country. These Conferences are free to attend and are aimed at Year 12 students (or equivalent) in the UK who are studying for their A Levels/IB (or equivalent) and who are beginning to consider their options for study beyond sixth form.
In 2021 and 2022, these events took place online. You can find out more about the 2022 Virtual Conferences via the above link.
Details about the 2023 Student Conferences will be available soon.
Subject Masterclasses
The University's Subject Masterclasses offer Y12 students an opportunity to experience typical undergraduate teaching and to find out more about what it's like to be a student here. Each event includes two subject-specific sessions (including a mini lecture and an interactive, workshop-style session), an introduction to the admissions process and a Q&A session with current staff and students.
Please note that advance booking is essential for these events and there is a cost to attend. Funded places are available for eligible students.
College Subject Tasters
The Homerton Admissions Team are pleased to be hosting a number of Subject Focus Sessions from May- July 2023. These sessions are open to all prospective Cambridge students. The Taster session for MML will be held on May 11th at 5pm. More details and booking information available here (https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ALWJ-J9gSzuRRxsMMj1UWA#/registration).
Events for Year 10/11 students:
The Subject Matters
The Subject Matters events provide Y10 and Y11 students with an introduction to university life and study, and help them to make informed A level subject choices.
Please see our Access and Participation page for details of further events and access initiatives, including our WhyNotLanguages taster events and resources.
