Join us at one of our two regional Teacher and Advisor conferences in Birmingham and London. Ranked in the top 10 Complete University Guide 2024, Lancaster attracts students UK wide to study with us. We're going on tour to share why. Let’s talk Lancaster: colleges, faculties, courses and more.
Networking and refreshments
Introduction to keynote speaker
Join UCAS for some key statistics from the January equal consideration deadline, looking at trends that are shaping the higher education landscape. We’ll discuss what this means for your students for this cycle, while also taking a look forward to the 2025 application cycle. Come and find out about future developments at UCAS and the support we have for you.
Representatives from UCAS, Lancaster University Admissions and FE will provide some top tips and key takeaways for you to action for the 2025 cycle in relation to the new references. All questions and queries are welcome.
Representatives from Lancaster’s colleges and four faculties (Health and Medicine, Science and Technology, Arts and Social Sciences and the Management School) will be taking questions from teachers and advisors to provide more insight into departments and collegiate life at Lancaster.
Refreshments available
Joining us to share their unique insight will be two speakers from UCAS.
Sam has worked in Operations at UCAS for 8 years, she leads a team designing and delivering resources for both digital and face-to-face learning across our customer groups. This includes support for those advising applicants through the admissions process such as teachers and careers advisers and providing sessions on the applications process, including outreach an recruitment staff working in higher education institutions.
Sam is one of our UCAS experts in the customer journey and a regular host for many of the UCAS broadcast streams, from Facebook to Hub lives. She is a qualified teacher and prior to joining UCAS worked in secondary education as both a classroom teacher and Head of Department.
Ross has over 12 years’ experience within the UCAS Customer Experience Centre, this insight gives him a great perspective on the admissions process. He has extensive experience of designing and delivering training on key issues that impact on progression to higher education, including professional development sessions for those advising applicants, and sessions to parents and young people on the UCAS process and making the transition to higher education.
Email our schools team if you have any questions.
