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Thinking about a Masters Virtual Event | Northumbria University, Newcastle

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Whether you’d like to earn more, get ahead in your career or find a new direction, come to this event and find out what postgraduate study could do for you.

Want to know what it's like to be a Northumbria student? Attending one of our Open Events can help you experience the city and the University for yourself. 

"If you are unsure of whether to study at Northumbria, book an open day and experience the city and the University for yourself. Words cannot describe how great it is living in Newcastle. After the open day, your mind will be made up!" Matthew Vincent, BSc (Hons) Applied Sport and Exercise Science.

What can you expect on the day? 

  •  Discover more about our range of full-time undergraduate courses
  •  Take a tour of our campus and its facilities. Get a feel of what life is like on campus and where your course of interest would be taught
  •  Look around our accommodation and talk to our students about their best places to live
  •  Meet our staff and chat to our current students face to face. Ask any questions about courses, student life and the region. 
  •  Get the answers you need to help decide if Northumbria is right for you

 

Click on the link to reserve your place now!

For more information please visit www.northumbria.ac.uk/openday

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