We deliver a lively and varied programme of activity for secondary school students and teachers to support our dual aims of increasing access to Oxford and increasing diversity in STEM. Activities are delivered by staff and students across the Department of Physics and include engaging research talks, interactive workshops, dynamic shows, hands-on festival stalls, behind-the-scenes tours and competitions.
The undergraduates who help to run many of our programmes are part of our Physics Undergraduate Ambassador Scheme.
A course designed to develop the problem solving skills necessary for the Physics Aptitude Test (PAT)
Events for prospective students to Oxford's Department of Physics; we run events throughout the year for students (year 10-13) who are interested in pursuing physics at University and want to find out more.
Enriching physics
We run a selection of exciting events for school children to help build a passion for physics.
Marie Curious is a free one-day science event for girls aged 12-14 that aims to build confidence and fuel a passion for STEM subjects.
Students can participate in a week of online placements in the summer covering physics research as well as professional and support services such as technical, outreach, enterprise and communication.