Advice from our current students about their Open Day experiences

‘When I came to the Open Day, I found it really useful to go to subject talks to learn more about course structure and content. I also saw lab demonstrations and looked at work by current students.’ — Aaron

‘Make sure you get information about all the courses you might be interested in. The staff on the stands at the courses fair can answer all your subject related questions.’ — Iain

‘If you have dyslexia or a disability, speak to the Learner Development Service, they can tell you about the support available and the processes you need to follow to get it.’ — Emma

‘On a campus tour the Student Ambassadors will point out which building you will be in and give you extra information about the campus.’ — Andy

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All the information you need to make the big decision…

• Studying at university attend subject talks, workshops, tours and activities to find out what it will be like studying with us. See the facilities and meet the staff who will teach you.

• Course information collect information and talk to tutors from every department to learn more about subjects you are interested in and the content of our courses.

• Entry requirements get advice from our admissions tutors about entry requirements and find out how to apply and secure your place at university.

• Meet our tutors chat to our academic staff to discover if our courses are right for you and the kind of career you can achieve after you graduate.

• Facilities see our excellent teaching and learning facilities and find out where you will study.

• Student finance find out about tuition fees, student loans, our generous support packages and bursaries. You can also get advice on applying for student finance and learn how to manage your money while you study.

• Student life tours meet our student ambassadors and take a tour to find out exactly what it is like to live and study at Manchester Metropolitan University.

• Accommodation chat to our students who live in halls of residence and take a tour to see where you might live. You can also get advice about applying for accommodation and the costs if you are considering moving away from home.

• Student Support find out about the support available to enhance your learning and welfare. Services include counselling, study workshops, help for disabled students, and dedicated student support officers.

• Careers and employability get advice about future career options and find out how you can boost your CV during your studies.

• Plan your Open Day if you have reserved a place, you will receive our Open Day guide before your visit. Ensure you don’t miss out on anything by planning your day in advance.