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Activities and Events
Our Be Inspired Days offer students so much more than just a taster session. They can get a feel for a subject area, while getting to test-drive a selection of specific degree programmes, helping to familiarise them with new, exciting fields and courses. These practical, on-campus sessions place students in our modern facilities, next to our academic experts.
The events listed below offer your students the chance to explore a range of fields they may have not previously considered. Places are limited and we recommend early booking to avoid disappointment.
11 October
Students will examine contemporary questions and issues in society through the lens of social policy, international relations, politics, sociology, and criminology. Each session will show how the people who study these disciplines have an impact on us and the wider world.
Book a World in Crisis Event
1 November, 17 January, and 19 June
Students can build the future in workshops which consider how we will live in 1000 years. This forward-thinking day brings together the courses of Architecture, Interior Architecture and Design, Fashion, and Design for Event, Exhibition and Performance to encourage students to create the cities, buildings, and fashion which is fit for the future they imagine.
Book onto the Designing the Future Day
1 November
Media shapes the narrative of the modern world, and through creative workshops in our industry standard facilities, students can find our first-hand what it is like to work in a tv studio, create a radio bulletin, build motion graphics, and make ethical decisions from industry-experienced academics. This day is an excellent opportunity for any student interested in film production, media production, media studies, or journalism.
Book onto a Film, Media and Journalism Day
8 November
This day looks at how historic objects give us a view into past worlds and prompt numerous questions such as: where do they come from, what are they made from, what do they tell us about cultures in the past, why are they there and who might claim ownership of them. These questions are all considered through the lens of conservation, philosophy, English, and history, and are a great way to help students develop skills and techniques in the various disciplines.
Book a Humanities and Heritage Event
15 November and 28 February
Good mental health and wellbeing is vital for us all. This event will showcase our range of mental health-related courses that could develop mental health leaders of the future. These courses include Psychology with Mental Health, Health, Exercise and Nutrition, Social Policy, Health and Social Care, and Mental Health Nursing.
Book a Mental Health Event
28 February
Students can explore the fascinating subjects of illustration, graphic design, product design, creative advertising, and photography, and find out more about our Arts Foundation Year course, through exciting workshops led by industry-experienced academics.
Book onto a Design Day
