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Undergraduate Open Day

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

What can you expect on the day?

  • Registration and Check-in can be done at Sport Central at City Campus.

  • Head to your check-in destination where you can sign in and receive your Open Day pack, including the schedule for the day.

  • The Open Day Events run between 9am-3pm, drop in at any time, but be sure to check the Programme for the times of any sessions you want to attend on the day.

  • Visit our Central Exhibition space to discover more about our range of degrees, finance, the Northumbria community, and so much more.

  • Take a tour of our campus and its facilities, including our accommodation, and get a feel for what life is like on campus.

  • Ask any questions about courses, student life and the region. Get the answers you need to help decide if Northumbria is right for you.

Undergraduate Open Day Programme

*Please check on the day in the printed programme you will receive for any room changes.

 

 

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