Open day for Year 12 and 13 students

Attend a Swansea visit to explore the University of Wales Trinity Saint David campus, its courses and student services. The event is designed for prospective students who want to get a feel for the university environment and learn more about what studying at UWTSD could be like. Visitors can meet teaching staff and current students, ask questions about course options and student life, and find out more about the support and opportunities available at the university. You can attend on the day or contact the student recruitment team to learn more beforehand.

Take a guided campus tour of St Mary's University, London and get a feel for what student life is like on one beautiful, single-campus site. You’ll see the university’s facilities and explore the 35 acres of green space that make the campus distinctive. The tour is led by a friendly Student Ambassador, who will share insights into student life and academic opportunities. There will also be time to ask questions about courses, facilities, and what it is like to study at St Mary’s. This is a chance for prospective students to experience the university in person before applying, or while deciding what to study next. After the tour, visitors are welcome to stop by the café or canteen, and can contact the student recruitment team with any questions.

UK University Search - Birmingham is a university recruitment exhibition where prospective students can meet representatives from the University of Kent and explore higher education options. It is designed to help attendees compare courses, ask questions about studying at Kent, and get a clearer sense of the academic and career pathways available through university study. The event takes place in Birmingham at Edgbaston Stadium and is bookable in advance. Visitors can speak directly with university staff, gather information about undergraduate study, and use the fair to support their decisions about future applications and next steps after school or college.

The University of Exeter Open Days give prospective students the chance to explore the university first-hand. Visitors can learn about degree programmes, support services and student life, while also getting a feel for the campuses and the wider university community. Across the day, attendees can join subject-specific sessions, hear general talks about applying and student life, browse information stands and take campus tours. Students will also have the chance to speak with academics and current students, helping them decide whether Exeter is the right place for their studies. The university also offers other ways to visit, including campus tours, virtual open day content and offer-holder visit days for applicants who already have an offer. Visitors can book in advance, and guests are welcome to attend many parts of the event alongside the prospective student.

Jesus College’s Open Days give prospective applicants and visitors the chance to explore the college and learn more about studying at Oxford. They are designed for young people considering university, especially those in sixth form or approaching undergraduate applications. During the day, visitors can join student-led tours of the college facilities or explore the site at their own pace. There are also drop-in sessions with tutors, giving attendees an opportunity to ask questions about academic life, study choices, and the application process. Academic Office staff are on hand throughout the day to answer questions about admissions and student support. Refreshments are available, and some first-year accommodation can be viewed as part of the visit. If you cannot attend in person, Jesus College also signposts its online content, including virtual open day material and video resources about applying to Oxford.

Thinking about starting a nursing, midwifery or healthcare course? The University of South Wales Nursing, Midwifery and Healthcare Open Day gives prospective students the chance to explore what studying in these fields could be like and to get a feel for life at USW. During the event, attendees can meet lecturers, ask questions about courses and careers, and take part in hands-on activities in the university’s specialist facilities. The day also includes a tour of the Clinical Simulation Centre, guidance on student finance and NHS funding, and a chance to learn more about the support available to students preparing for a career in healthcare. Refreshments and a buffet lunch are provided, and the university also signposts travel bursary support for attending the event.

The University of Wolverhampton Open Day is a campus visit designed for prospective students exploring undergraduate and postgraduate study options. It gives visitors a chance to find the right campus for their subject, register on arrival, and use the day to learn more about the university experience. The guide explains how to plan your visit, what to bring, and how to check in smoothly using a QR code sent after registration. During the day, students can attend subject and skills sessions, listen to talks about courses and career prospects, take campus and accommodation tours, and speak with academics and current students. The guide also highlights practical support for visitors, including directions by bus, train and metro, free parking at all campuses, accessibility information, and a travel scheme for eligible students who pre-book. The overall aim is to help visitors make the most of their time on campus and leave with a clear sense of what studying at Wolverhampton could be like.

Join the University of Bath for an in-person guided campus tour led by a Student Ambassador. These small-group tours are designed to give prospective students a feel for the campus, with a chance to see key facilities and ask questions about student life at Bath. During the tour, you can explore places such as the Library, the Sports Training Village, teaching spaces, and the Student Centre in the Students’ Union building. The tours are a useful way to see the campus in action and understand more about the environment where you could live and study. If you cannot make an organised tour, the university also offers a self-guided visit option. Bath has an open-campus policy, so you can explore at a time that suits you, with guidance available to help you plan your route and make the most of your visit.

TUS is hosting a relaxed and informal Open Day for anyone who wants to learn more about Youth Work and Community Development. It is an opportunity to find out about the direct entry route to the Higher Certificate in Youth Work & Community Development and the BA in Youth Work & Community Development. Visitors can speak with TUS staff and ask questions about the course, what studying Youth Work and Community Development involves, the opportunities it can lead to, and how to get support with an application. The event is designed to be approachable and low-pressure, making it suitable for people at different stages of deciding on their next steps. The Open Day is also a chance to explore whether this area of study and work feels like the right fit, whether you are just starting out, considering a change of direction, already volunteering, or working in your community. Attendees can drop in during the event and have an informal chat over tea with staff and hosts.

University of Kent is attending the UK University Search fair at Arsenal FC's Emirates Stadium in London. This is a chance for prospective students to speak with university staff, ask questions about studying at Kent, and find out more about courses, campus life, and the support available to students. UCAS exhibitions are designed to help students explore different academic and future pathways in one place. Visitors can compare options, gather advice on applications and university study, and decide whether Kent could be the right fit for them.

Bedford UCAS is a university fair hosted by Lancaster University for prospective undergraduate students exploring their options for higher education. It offers an opportunity to meet university staff and learn more about what Lancaster has to offer, including its strong community spirit, college system, and reputation as a leading research university. The event is designed to support school and college students who are comparing universities and beginning to plan their next steps. Visitors can hear from current students about why they chose Lancaster, get advice from staff on writing a successful application, and find out more about the university’s distinctive experience. Attendance is free, but registration is required.

University of Kent will be attending the UK University Search event in Northampton, giving prospective students the chance to speak directly with staff about studying at Kent. The event is designed to help students explore academic options, ask questions about university life, and discover whether Kent could be the right fit for them. UCAS exhibitions like this are aimed at students considering their next steps after school or college. Visitors can learn more about courses, student life, and the wider opportunities available at university, making it a useful event for those researching higher education choices. Booking is required in advance to attend.

MetFilm School Manchester’s Open Day gives prospective students a behind-the-scenes introduction to the school and its creative community. It is designed for anyone considering further study in the performing arts and creative industries, with a chance to explore the campus, get a feel for the environment, and learn what day-to-day life at the school is like. Attendees can expect a welcome talk and presentation, workshops and demonstrations, campus tours, and practical advice on admissions, accommodation, and applications. The event also includes Q&A sessions with student ambassadors, making it a useful opportunity to ask questions and understand the student experience directly from people studying there. The open day follows a set schedule, so guests are encouraged to arrive at the start in order to make the most of the full programme. Booking is required, and each ticket admits the holder plus one guest.

Join UCL Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering for an online introduction to the department, its undergraduate courses, and the opportunities available to students interested in this field. The session is designed to help prospective applicants understand what studying Medical Physics or Biomedical Engineering at UCL is like, and how the subject combines physics, engineering and healthcare innovation. Across the session, you can learn about the course structure, the kinds of practical laboratory work and collaborative projects students take part in, and how UCL’s research links with leading hospitals and real-world clinical challenges. You’ll also hear from course leads about teaching, curriculum and career opportunities. The event is especially useful if you are beginning to explore your options or are already preparing to apply for undergraduate study. You can also chat with current students and get honest insights into studying at UCL, making it a good chance to ask questions and find out whether the programme is right for you.

Bloomsbury Institute’s open days offer prospective students the chance to explore its degree programmes and get a feel for studying in central London. The events are designed for people considering further study in Law, Accounting, or Business, with opportunities to learn more about the courses and the student experience. The open day series includes both in-person and virtual options. The in-person event lets visitors tour the campus, meet tutors and current students, and take part in taster sessions. The virtual open evening includes a live presentation, an online campus tour, and a Q&A with the admissions team for those who cannot attend on site. If you are unable to make one of the main open day sessions, the institute also offers the option to book a private campus tour. Registration is handled through an online form, and the admissions team confirms places shortly afterwards.

Neurodiversity Day is an inclusive campus visit opportunity for pupils in Year 10 to Year 13. It is designed to offer a calm, friendly and supportive environment where young people can explore university life at ARU at a pace that suits them. During the visit, pupils can speak with Student Ambassadors about student life, hear from the Disability and Dyslexia team about the support available for wellbeing and study, and take part in a campus tour that includes student support areas. Participation is kept flexible, with optional input and interaction throughout the day so that visitors can engage in a way that feels comfortable for them. The day is open to all pupils, but booking is prioritised for those with SEND, those who are neurodiverse, or those who would benefit from smaller group visits. Group sizes are kept small to help create a comfortable and welcoming experience.

The Faculty of Music Open Day gives prospective students the chance to visit the University of Oxford’s music facilities and find out more about studying music at Oxford. It is aimed at future applicants who want to explore the faculty, meet staff and students, and learn about the course and student experience. Visitors can ask questions about the BA Music degree, the facilities, and what life is like at Oxford. The event is also suitable for people who are still deciding whether to apply, as well as those who are simply curious about music at the university. This open day is part of Oxford’s wider open day programme, and there is no need to register in advance to attend.

Oxford Brookes University’s Swindon Drop-In Days are a relaxed opportunity to find out more about its nursing degrees. The event is designed as an informal drop-in, giving prospective students a chance to explore the course offering and get a feel for studying nursing at Oxford Brookes University. The page states that the drop-in sessions run between 10am and 2.30pm, making it easy to visit during the day without needing to book a formal appointment. It is a useful option for anyone thinking about applying to nursing courses and wanting to learn more before making decisions about university study. This is an in-person university open day-style event in Swindon, aimed at people considering undergraduate study. As the opportunity sits within a university open days section and is focused on nursing degrees, it is most relevant to sixth-form students and other prospective applicants exploring higher education options.

Edge Hill University’s St James Open Day is a free on-campus event at the St James site in Manchester for prospective students interested in Paramedic Practice and Operating Department Practice. It is designed to help applicants explore what studying these courses at Edge Hill University might be like and to get a feel for the campus environment. Visitors can choose either a morning or afternoon timeslot and take part in a programme of support-focused and subject-specific activities. These include general support talks, application advice for competitive courses, and talks about the Paramedic Practice and Operating Department Practice degrees. The day also includes one-to-one drop-ins, Student Experience talks, and clinical skills and facilities tours. Attendees can speak with current students and staff to learn more about student life, support services, and the facilities available on campus.

Join small-group public tours of the University of Glasgow's Advanced Research Centre and see researchers at work in a behind-the-scenes setting. Visitors can learn more about the world-class research taking place at the ARC and hear directly from the researchers about the work they are doing. The event is designed to give the public a closer look at the centre's facilities and research environment, and to inspire future thinkers and curious visitors of all ages. It is part of a wider public engagement programme and fits into a family-friendly open-day style visit. Tours last around 40 minutes and run in several slots across the afternoon. The event is free but ticketed, booking is essential, and children must be accompanied by an adult.