You can follow IntoUniversity and our mission to inspire young people to achieve via our various social media channels.
Read our blog, take in our photos in our online Flickr gallery, watch videos on YouTube, ‘Like’ our Facebook Page or follow our Tweets.
Blog
The IntoUniversity Blog shares our thoughts, experiences and observations on widening participation, social mobility, the impact of IU and much, much more.
Join the discussion, share your comments and invite other interested parties in your network to do the same.
Flickr
To see more photos of what we've been getting up to across the network of IntoUniversity centres, go to our Flickr page.
You can leave comments or mark the photos that you like as favourites, and even see where each photo was taken on our interactive map!
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Show your support for IntoUniversity on Facebook, where you can discuss interesting news articles and give us your thoughts on widening participation in the UK.
Make sure that you invite all of your friends to join, and share our page on your own!
Follow IntoUniversity on Twitter, and be the first to hear our latest news. We update our followers on news articles and new research that relates to social mobility, widening participation and education.
Follow our tweets here.
IntoUniversity's Twitter Updates
Watch our Youtube videos
We're currently working on a Youtube channel to broadcast videos of our work with children and young people, as well as showcasing clips made by the students themselves.
See the Difference
IntoUniversity has teamed up with a new website, See The Difference, which allows you to actually see where your money is going, and hear back from the children and young people that you have helped.
Mentoring for Disadvantaged Children
Help a young person by supporting our Mentoring Programme. The resources for one student on the scheme cost £10. Click here to watch the video, donate what you can and see the difference your money has made.
Primary FOCUS Weeks to inspire learning
Support our IntoUniversity FOCUS Weeks, which give primary school children an experience of university-style learning. A FOCUS Week for around 30 children costs £500 to run. Click here to watch the video, donate what you can, and see the difference your money has made.