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Open Days at BIAD

The next BIAD Open Day takes place on Tuesday 13th March 2012 from 11 am to 4pm across all Art and Design campus locations.

Register your place at this event

For further details contact ronan.fitzgerald@bcu.ac.uk /0121 331 7871

Download a programme for the day

Located over four sites in a city which is home to a culturally diverse and vibrant arts scene, BIAD (Birmingham Institute of Art and Design) is one of the largest centres for art, architecture and design education in the UK. It provides a stimulating environment in which to study - helping thousands of people make it in the creative world.

Open Days offer you the opportunity to find out what student life is really like at BIAD. You can ask staff and students questions about your subject course - visit our learning facilities, and get a real feel for what it is like living and learning here.

If you're an applicant you're also invited to attend our Open Days - this will give you a closer look at your course, enabling you to make your decision to study with us.

Forthcoming BIAD Open Day Dates:

  • Saturday 16 June 2012

See the full list of courses on offer at BIAD

Download a prospectus here

BIAD Sites

School of Art, Margaret Street can be found in a magnificent Grade I listed building, located in the city's gallery and museum district. With its stained glass windows, gothic style doors and mosaic tiled floors many have been seduced by this building's beauty.

School of Art, Bournville is located in the idyllic setting of the Bournville Village Trust conservation area, four miles south of the city centre. The centres two listed buildings offer a vast range of high quality facilities.

School of Jewellery, Vittoria Street is an award-winning institution based in the heart of Birmingham's famous Jewellery Quarter since 1890.

Gosta Green is the largest BIAD campus and is just a five-minute walk from the city centre. Here you will find the School of Fashion, Textiles and Three Dimensional Design; School of Visual Communication; and the School of Architecture.