SCIENCE ORGANIZATIONS
As part of our science-themed tours, we attend world-renowned science festivals, where students have the opportunity to see the latest technological and scientific developments and participate in workshops. They can also meet scientists and academics and ask them questions.
CAMBRIDGE SCIENCE FESTIVAL
Cambridge Science Festival is a series of events organised by the University of Cambridge and its partners every year since 1994.
The festival offers a wide variety of activities, from hands-on experiments to inspiring lectures and debates.
You will be fascinated by what you see in the stands where all kinds of scientific research is exhibited. You will also have the chance to meet the scientists and ask them questions, and be aware of the new studies of Cambridge University, one of the world's most distinguished universities.
EDINBURG SCIENCE FESTIVAL
Edinburgh Science Festival is one of the most established science festivals in Europe, which has been held since 1989. Approximately 120,000 visitors come to the city for the festival, which is held in various venues in the city.
During the festival, students will have the chance to meet world-renowned scientists, participate in workshops and see the latest scientific developments.
They will have the chance to learn about the scientific research and studies in many universities in the city.
Students will have the opportunity to participate in experiments and apply their theoretical knowledge in the festival, which includes many topics.
LONDON SCIENCE FESTIVAL
Our students will have the chance to participate in the London Science Festival, where many events are held in the city. You can get information from scientists, participate in workshops.
In our festival, which includes many different activities, students will have fun and learn with their friends.
They will learn about the studies in the universities of London, one of the world's most important science and education centers.
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"Our science organizations are designed to connect students with the world's most innovative scientific minds and institutions."