STEM · 2026-7
Explore the science, technology and discoveries shaping our world, with inspiring mentors from Oxford, Cambridge and other top STEM courses.
ONLINE STEM CLUB & COURSES
Oxford & Cambridge mentors / Live online / Small groups
PHYSICS · CHEMISTRY · BIOLOGY · MEDICINE · ENGINEERING · TECHNOLOGY · NEUROSCIENCE · ASTRONOMY · SPACE ·
Our online STEM programmes bring together curious students to explore fascinating questions and breakthroughs from across Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Medicine, Engineering, Technology, Neuroscience, Astronomy and Space.
Younger students join our weekly Junior STEM Club, a broad, lively introduction to the ideas that make science exciting. Older students can go deeper in our new subject-specific STEM courses, designed around the degree they're considering.
AGES 14 & UNDER
JUNIOR STEM CLUB
Weekly · Saturday mornings · Live online
AGES 15+
SUBJECT-SPECIFIC STEM COURSES
Intensives · One degree subject, in depth
JUNIOR STEM CLUB
The Junior Club is designed to spark scientific curiosity from an early age. Each week, students explore a new discovery or big question from across science, medicine, engineering and technology, opening their minds to disciplines they may not yet meet at school.
Rather than racing through a syllabus, sessions encourage students to ask better questions, make connections, evaluate evidence and approach unfamiliar problems logically, building the habits of thought of a young scientist.
AUTUMN TERM
When Saturdays, 10:00–11:00am UK time
Starts Saturday 17 October
Format 8 live online sessions
£384 for the term
MEET SOME OF OUR INSPIRING STEM MENTORS
SEE MORE OF OUR MASTERMINDS ON OUR WIDER WEBSITE, U2 TUIITON
YASH
Yash is a Medicine student at the University of Oxford, with an exceptional academic background across the sciences, including five A*s at A-Level in Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Biology and his EPQ.
An experienced STEM tutor and academic mentor, Yash teaches Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics through to A-Level and particularly enjoys helping students explore challenging scientific ideas beyond the school curriculum. He also specialises in Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, mentoring aspiring university applicants and encouraging students to think critically, articulate their ideas and approach unfamiliar scientific questions with confidence.
MAX
Max is an Engineering student at the University of Cambridge, with expertise spanning physics, mathematics, mechanics, materials science, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, electronics and structural engineering.
Alongside his studies, Max has gained practical experience with leading engineering and scientific organisations, including work on the WindWings project with BAR Technologies and Union Maritime, as well as an internship at France's Commissariat for Atomic Energy (CEA), where he used AI to redesign a superconducting electromagnet. An experienced tutor and communicator, Max has taught maths and physics across a range of levels and brings real-world engineering and scientific thinking into his teaching.
SUBJECT-SPECIFIC STEM COURSES
Students aiming for competitive STEM degrees tell us they want to go deep into their subject, not skim across all of science. So we're replacing our weekly Senior STEM Club with short, intensive courses in individual disciplines, modelled on our popular subject-specific summer schools.
EACH COURSE WILL:
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Focus on one degree subject, such as Medicine, Engineering, Psychology, Computer Science & AI or the Natural Sciences.
02
Be led by an inspiring mentor studying or working in that field at a leading university. We work with some brilliant minds across the STEM subjects!
03
Run during the school holidays, evenings or weekends so it fits around a busy term.
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Finish with a piece of independent work or project that gives students concrete material for their personal statement and interviews.
FIRST COURSES
FEB HALF-TERM 2027: Our first courses are planned for February half-term 2027. Register your interest to hear first, get priority booking and help us decide which subjects to run.
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