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Welcome to Brighton: Engineering + Construction 2026 The Welcome to Brighton: Engineering + Construction event is a dedicated online orientation organized by the University of Brighton for students preparing to begin their engineering and construction studies. Designed to help incoming undergraduate students transition smoothly into university life, this informative session provides an opportunity to meet academic staff, interact with current students, and gain valuable insights into the curriculum, facilities, and student support available throughout the academic journey. Hosted virtually, this event enables participants from across the UK and internationally to attend without travel, making it convenient and accessible. Whether you are joining Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Construction Management, Building Surveying, or another related programme, this session will equip you with the knowledge needed to confidently begin your studies. Why Attend This Event? Beginning university is a significant milestone, and understanding what to expect before classes start can greatly improve the transition. This event has been carefully designed to answer common questions, introduce key academic departments, and provide practical guidance. Attendees will discover: What to expect during the first weeks of university Course structures and learning expectations Engineering laboratories and specialist facilities Construction teaching resources Student support services Career opportunities available during and after graduation The event also provides a chance to hear directly from current students who share their own experiences, study tips, and advice for settling into university life. Meet the Academic Team One of the highlights of the event is the opportunity to meet lecturers and academic staff responsible for delivering engineering and construction programmes. Topics covered include: Course modules Teaching methods Practical laboratory sessions Project-based learning Industry placements Professional accreditation Research opportunities Academic staff will also explain how students are assessed through coursework, practical assignments, presentations, design projects, and examinations. Explore Engineering Facilities The University of Brighton offers modern facilities supporting practical learning across engineering disciplines. Students will learn about: Engineering laboratories CAD and design studios Manufacturing workshops Structural testing laboratories Electronics laboratories Computer simulation software Construction technology resources These facilities provide valuable hands-on experience that complements classroom learning. Construction Courses Overview Students interested in construction programmes will receive information about: Construction Management Building Surveying Quantity Surveying Sustainable Construction Civil Engineering Project Management Building Technology The session explains how theory is combined with practical projects and industry collaboration to prepare graduates for successful careers. Student Support Services University life extends beyond lectures. During the event, attendees will discover the wide range of support available, including: Academic Skills support Library services Careers and Employability Disability and Dyslexia Support Student Wellbeing Financial guidance International student services Students' Union activities Knowing where to seek assistance early can make university life more enjoyable and productive. Hear from Current Students Current engineering and construction students will share their personal experiences, discussing: Settling into university Managing coursework Practical laboratory sessions Working in project teams Making friends Student societies Finding accommodation Balancing study and personal life These real-world perspectives provide reassurance and practical advice for new students. Career Opportunities Engineering and construction graduates continue to be in demand across numerous industries. Potential career paths include: Civil Engineer Structural Engineer Mechanical Engineer Electrical Engineer Construction Manager Project Manager Quantity Surveyor Building Surveyor Sustainability Consultant Site Engineer The university's Careers Service supports students through internships, placements, networking opportunities, CV workshops, and employer events. Benefits of Attending Online As this is an online event, attendees can participate from anywhere while enjoying: Easy access Interactive presentations Live Q&A sessions Virtual networking Digital resources Flexible attendance No travel costs The online format ensures equal opportunities for UK and international students. What You Will Learn During the seminar, participants will gain information about: Preparing for university Engineering course expectations Construction programme requirements Campus facilities Student support Career development Placement opportunities Student life at Brighton Networking Opportunities Although delivered online, attendees can still connect with: Academic staff Programme leaders Current students Student support teams Admissions representatives These conversations help students build confidence before arriving on campus. Preparing Before the Event Participants are encouraged to: Prepare questions Review their chosen programme Ensure a stable internet connection Join a few minutes early Take notes Explore the university website Being prepared helps attendees maximize the value of the session. Why Choose the University of Brighton? The University of Brighton has established a strong reputation for practice-based education and close industry links. Engineering and construction students benefit from experienced academic staff, modern learning facilities, professional accreditation opportunities, and strong employer connections. Students also enjoy a vibrant campus environment, diverse student community, and excellent support services that promote both academic success and personal development. Final Thoughts The Welcome to Brighton: Engineering + Construction seminar is an excellent opportunity for future engineering and construction students to start their university journey with confidence. From meeting lecturers and current students to learning about specialist facilities and student support, the event provides everything needed for a successful transition into higher education. Whether you are joining from within the UK or internationally, attending this free online event will help you understand what lies ahead, prepare for your studies, and become part of the University of Brighton community before the academic year begins. Frequently Asked Questions 1. Is this event free to attend?Yes. Registration and attendance are completely free. 2. Who should attend?Incoming undergraduate engineering and construction students, applicants, parents, and guardians. 3. Is the event online?Yes. The seminar is hosted through the University of Brighton's virtual platform. 4. Can international students join?Yes. Students from any country can participate online. 5. Will there be a live Q&A session?Yes. Participants can ask questions directly to academic staff and current students during the session.

A Monumental Evening of House Music Fusion in Warrington Get ready for an extraordinary evening of high-octane musical energy as HC Promotions brings the celebrated event Twisted Smile in the Square to the heart of Warrington. Taking place in the iconic open-air space at Old Market Square, this open-air spectacle brings together iconic dance music legends and a world-renowned vocal ensemble for a musical celebration like no other. Running from 18:00 to 23:00, the show transforms the town center into a vibrant hub of euphoric beats, uplifting vocals, and unmatched festival spirit. Designed for house music purists, electronic dance fans, and lovers of live vocal performances, this non-stop music extravaganza promises to be one of the headline cultural highlights of the late summer season in Cheshire. Experience the Powerhouse House Gospel Choir Live Headlining the evening is the sensational House Gospel Choir, an award-winning group that seamlessly fuses the spiritual power of gospel vocals with the pulsating rhythms of electronic house music. Having spent over a decade captivating audiences globally from Glastonbury festival stages to international broadcasts, the choir delivers a breathtaking collective energy that turns every track into an unforgettable anthem. Attendees will witness timeless dance tracks and modern house anthems reinterpreted live with soaring multi-part harmonies, massive vocal arrangements, and raw emotional power. Their performance creates a unique, soul-stirring atmosphere that blends the underground club atmosphere with an uplifting choral celebration. Legendary DJ Lineup and Local Warrington Support Complementing the spectacular vocal performance is a stellar lineup of pioneering club DJs who shaped the history of UK dance music. The evening features exclusive sets from K-Klass and Allister Whitehead, two absolute titans from the golden era of The Haçienda and Cream. They will be spinning classic house, funky house, and retrospective floor-fillers that defined a generation of dance culture. Setting the tempo for the night are local DJ favorites Ricky Isted and Holly Jay, delivering incredible opening sets to build the energy from the moment doors open at 18:00. This carefully curated roster guarantees a continuous flow of infectious grooves and peak-time dance classics throughout the five-hour experience.

Oral cancer remains one of the most challenging areas of dental research. The BSODR Workshop on Translational Oral Oncology is a high-level scientific gathering focused on moving laboratory discoveries into the oncology clinic. This event targets the molecular biology of head and neck cancers, emphasizing early detection biomarkers and the development of targeted therapies. Cardiff has a rich history of cancer research, making it the ideal host city for this intensive workshop that aims to improve survival rates through better science. The morning will feature deep-dive sessions on "Liquid Biopsies" and their potential for monitoring oral cancer recurrence via simple saliva tests. Leading oncologists will present data from recent UK-based clinical trials, providing a critical look at what works and what doesn't in the current therapeutic landscape. The workshop is designed to be highly interactive; instead of long monologues, each session includes a "Data Dissection" segment where the audience can query the methodology and statistical analysis of the presented research. This ensures a rigorous academic environment that pushes the boundaries of current knowledge. In the afternoon, the focus shifts to the patient experience and survivorship research. This involves looking at the long-term oral health of cancer survivors, including the management of radiation-induced xerostomia (dry mouth) and osteoradionecrosis. Researchers will present new prosthetic and regenerative techniques for facial reconstruction following oncological surgery. The event serves as a vital bridge between the laboratory scientist and the surgical oncologist, ensuring that research is always grounded in the reality of patient care. The day will wrap up with a collaborative brainstorming session intended to form multi-center research groups for future grant applications to the NIHR and other major UK funding bodies.