When booking you should have received a confirmation email and follow-up emails about the event. If you haven’t received our emails, then they may be in your junk folder. Please search for emails from opendays@nottingham.ac.uk.

Please add opendays@nottingham.ac.uk to your list of trusted senders in your email account, to ensure all emails related to the open day are received.

If you cannot find your emails, please contact us at opendays@nottingham.ac.uk and we will be able to send you this information

Full details of our talks can be found on our subject activities page. For non-subject activities, please see our general activities page.

If your chosen course doesn’t appear on our subject activities list, it may mean there is no in-person talk or session on the day. Please make your way to the subject stand where staff and students will be happy to tell you more about your course and answer any questions. Our information stand locations are listed on our subject information stands page and can also be found on our campus maps which will be be available on arrival to the open day.

Any time between 9.30am and 4pm. Most activities run throughout the day on a drop-in basis, so you don’t need to arrive at 9.30am. However, we would recommend that you check the programme for full details of the timings of subject talks and activities.

Yes, you can bring as many guests as you wish, we don’t need to know guest names or numbers in advance. Just to be aware that some talks and activities will be limited to 1 guest per prospective student due to room capacities, but we have an award-winning campus and plenty of cafes for your guest(s) to pass the time in.

Yes, you can amend or cancel your booking via the booking confirmation email you received. Alternatively, you can email your request to opendays@nottingham.ac.uk.

Yes, the University Park Campus grounds are open to the public all year round. You can download our campus map from our programme. There is a Visitor’s Centre at Trent Building reception (building no. 11 on the campus map) which is open from Monday-Friday, 8.30am-4.30pm. The team here can provide information including campus maps and a range of information about the University and the City.

Whilst you can wander around the campus, the buildings will not always be accessible, particularly over the weekend. There also wouldn’t be subject staff and student ambassadors around to chat to in the same way as on open days. However, if you have any questions then you can:

• Chat to students and staff through Unibuddy
  
• Access over 150 talks and tasters on open days on demand
• Explore campus with our virtual tour

Yes! We have fantastic virtual tours of University Park, Jubilee and Sutton Bonington campuses which may help you to learn a bit more about life at Nottingham.

For most talks, seats are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Tours are also not prebookable, so you can just go to the relevant tour departure point on the day. If you have booked for Medicine, you will need to collect tickets for the talk on the open day. You will receive an email with further information about this.

Our events team are busy organising the open days. They are often away from their desks at this time of year preparing our campus for the events. However, please email your enquiry to opendays@nottingham.ac.uk and they will reply as soon as they can

No. You don’t need to arrive at 9.30am. Most activities run throughout the day on a drop-in basis. However, we would recommend that you check the programme for full details of the timings of subject talks and activities.

Most talks are offered twice. If you miss both, then you can watch all talks at any time on Open Days on demand.

Yes, please come to campus! Our staff team will register you when you arrive.

NG7 2QE

LE12 5RD. This campus is only for people interested in veterinary medicine, agricultural sciences, animal science, biotechnology, food and nutritional sciences, or microbiology.