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Clearing Pop-Up Event

City Campus East Building 1

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Get ahead of Results Day

Whether you've already got your results and are ready to apply, or you're still waiting and want to be prepared, come along to our Clearing Pop-Up Event. Talk to our staff and current students about your course options, campus life and how Clearing works, so you know exactly what to do when the time comes.

Bringing a parent or carer? They're just as welcome. Our teams are on hand to answer their questions too, from support and safety to accommodation and student life.

 

What to expect

Hear from students and teachers – Current Northumbria students and academics share authentic insights into student life and studying in Newcastle.

Meet our teams – Admissions, Accommodation, Student Support Services and Student Recruitment staff will be on hand to discuss your individual needs.

Get your questions answered – Whether you have questions about creating a new application, or you are planning for Results Day, ask us in person.

Take a campus tour – join one of our current students on a look around our campus buildings.

Freebies – Get a bag of Northumbria merch and information packs on arrival.

 

Book your spot now and view the full itinerary below.

 

 

Event Details

City Campus East Building 1
Northumbria University Faculty of Society & Culture
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 8ST


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