This week Churchill proudly hosted 85 Year 12 students from the Swansea Seren Hub area as part of the Welsh Government's Seren Network —  a network of regional hubs supporting Wales’ brightest sixth-formers achieve their academic potential and gain access to leading universities.

Today is the UN International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a day established by the United Nations General Assembly to highlight the significant gender gap that remains at all levels of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) disciplines all over the world.

Read the Master's latest blog post on what Churchill College is doing to increase the diversity of its undergraduate membership.

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Churchill College held its first physical sciences residential last month as part of a targeted programme of outreach events to further encourage and enable young women to study science, technology, engineering and mathematical subjects at university.

PhD student Nikita Hari reflects on her journey to Churchill College and shares her vision to uplift society through education and to inspire other women, particularly from developing countries to pursue a career in STEM subjects.

In the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission's annual report, Churchill has been identified as the highest-achieving College in Oxford and Cambridge in respect of state-sector admissions.