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An Offer Holder Day is more in-depth than an Open Day and gives you a more tailored experience. You’ll find out more about your course and hear about the student experience through taster sessions and opportunities to meet academic staff and current students. You can also visit our accommodation and chat to our support services.

If you have already been to an Open Day, this is your chance to explore your course and department in more detail and if not, you’ll get an in-depth introduction to studying here.

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1pm

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

1.30pm

An introduction to BCU and your course

2.30pm

Creative Practice

During this session, you will get the experience of what it is like to learn on our courses. You will be introduced to a new design skill and be given time to get hands-on in applying it across the activity. Working in our dedicated studio spaces, you will learn, make, and explore in an environment that mimics the collaborative nature of the studio learning experience and craft something that reflects your chosen discipline and your creative style.

You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your work with course tutors throughout the session, so that you leave with newfound inspiration that you can reflect in your future creative work.

3.15pm

Afternoon Tea

3.45pm

Get Inspired

For the second session, you will have the chance to be inspired by our academics and other students. We will break out into small groups in a tutorial-style session, looking at the work from the morning session, reflecting how you’ll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique approach and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

If you’d like to, please feel free to bring a piece of your creative work from school or college, or work that has inspired you, to this session for additional feedback and discussion. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • Digital screenshot or link to your favourite Instagram, Pinterest or TikTok account
  • A physical object or item
  • A physical piece of school or college work – such as sketches, drawings, designs etc
  • A page from your sketch or ideas book – this could be something you have done at home or in school/college
  • A photograph – this could be shown as a physical photo or on your phone

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry as we will have items and ideas for you to choose from at the event to inspire you in your session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

4.45pm

How we support you

6.30pm

Close

10am

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

10.30am

An introduction to BCU and your course

11.30am

Creative Practice

During this session, you will get the experience of what it is like to learn on our courses. You will be introduced to a new design skill and be given time to get hands-on in applying it across the activity. Working in our dedicated studio spaces, you will learn, make, and explore in an environment that mimics the collaborative nature of the studio learning experience and craft something that reflects your chosen discipline and your creative style.

You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your work with course tutors throughout the session, so that you leave with newfound inspiration that you can reflect in your future creative work.

12.15pm

Lunch

12.45pm

Get Inspired

For the second session, you will have the chance to be inspired by our academics and other students. We will break out into small groups in a tutorial-style session, looking at the work from the morning session, reflecting how you’ll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique approach and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

If you’d like to, please feel free to bring a piece of your creative work from school or college, or work that has inspired you, to this session for additional feedback and discussion. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • Digital screenshot or link to your favourite Instagram, Pinterest or TikTok account
  • A physical object or item
  • A physical piece of school or college work – such as sketches, drawings, designs etc
  • A page from your sketch or ideas book – this could be something you have done at home or in school/college
  • A photograph – this could be shown as a physical photo or on your phone

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry as we will have items and ideas for you to choose from at the event to inspire you in your session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

1.45pm

How we support you

3.30pm

Close

1pm

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

1.30pm

An introduction to BCU and your course

2.30pm

Creative Practice

During this session, you will get the experience of what it is like to learn on our courses. You will be introduced to a new design skill and be given time to get hands-on in applying it across the activity. Working in our dedicated studio spaces, you will learn, make, and explore in an environment that mimics the collaborative nature of the studio learning experience and craft something that reflects your chosen discipline and your creative style.

You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your work with course tutors throughout the session, so that you leave with newfound inspiration that you can reflect in your future creative work.

3.15pm

Afternoon Tea

3.45pm

Get Inspired

For the second session, you will have the chance to be inspired by our academics and other students. We will break out into small groups in a tutorial-style session, looking at the work from the morning session, reflecting how you’ll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique approach and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

If you’d like to, please feel free to bring a piece of your creative work from school or college, or work that has inspired you, to this session for additional feedback and discussion. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • Digital screenshot or link to your favourite Instagram, Pinterest or TikTok account
  • A physical object or item
  • A physical piece of school or college work – such as sketches, drawings, designs etc
  • A page from your sketch or ideas book – this could be something you have done at home or in school/college
  • A photograph – this could be shown as a physical photo or on your phone

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry as we will have items and ideas for you to choose from at the event to inspire you in your session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

4.45pm

How we support you

6.30pm

Close

10am

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

10.30am

An introduction to BCU and your course

11.30am

Creative Practice

During this session, you will get the experience of what it is like to learn on our courses. You will be introduced to a new design skill and be given time to get hands-on in applying it across the activity. Working in our dedicated studio spaces, you will learn, make, and explore in an environment that mimics the collaborative nature of the studio learning experience and craft something that reflects your chosen discipline and your creative style.

You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your work with course tutors throughout the session, so that you leave with newfound inspiration that you can reflect in your future creative work.

12.15pm

Lunch

12.45pm

Get Inspired

For the second session, you will have the chance to be inspired by our academics and other students. We will break out into small groups in a tutorial-style session, looking at the work from the morning session, reflecting how you’ll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique approach and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

If you’d like to, please feel free to bring a piece of your creative work from school or college, or work that has inspired you, to this session for additional feedback and discussion. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • Digital screenshot or link to your favourite Instagram, Pinterest or TikTok account
  • A physical object or item
  • A physical piece of school or college work – such as sketches, drawings, designs etc
  • A page from your sketch or ideas book – this could be something you have done at home or in school/college
  • A photograph – this could be shown as a physical photo or on your phone

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry as we will have items and ideas for you to choose from at the event to inspire you in your session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

1.45pm

How we support you

3.30pm

Close

1pm

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

1.30pm

An introduction to BCU and your course

2.30pm

Creative Practice

During this session, you will get the experience of what it is like to learn on our courses. You will be introduced to a new design skill and be given time to get hands-on in applying it across the activity. Working in our dedicated studio spaces, you will learn, make, and explore in an environment that mimics the collaborative nature of the studio learning experience and craft something that reflects your chosen discipline and your creative style.

You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your work with course tutors throughout the session, so that you leave with newfound inspiration that you can reflect in your future creative work.

3.15pm

Afternoon Tea

3.45pm

Get Inspired

For the second session, you will have the chance to be inspired by our academics and other students. We will break out into small groups in a tutorial-style session, looking at the work from the morning session, reflecting how you’ll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique approach and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

If you’d like to, please feel free to bring a piece of your creative work from school or college, or work that has inspired you, to this session for additional feedback and discussion. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • Digital screenshot or link to your favourite Instagram, Pinterest or TikTok account
  • A physical object or item
  • A physical piece of school or college work – such as sketches, drawings, designs etc
  • A page from your sketch or ideas book – this could be something you have done at home or in school/college
  • A photograph – this could be shown as a physical photo or on your phone

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry as we will have items and ideas for you to choose from at the event to inspire you in your session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

4.45pm

How we support you

6.30pm

Close

10am

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

10.30am

An introduction to BCU and your course

11.30am

Creative Practice

During this session, you will get the experience of what it is like to learn on our courses. You will be introduced to a new design skill and be given time to get hands-on in applying it across the activity. Working in our dedicated studio spaces, you will learn, make, and explore in an environment that mimics the collaborative nature of the studio learning experience and craft something that reflects your chosen discipline and your creative style.

You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your work with course tutors throughout the session, so that you leave with newfound inspiration that you can reflect in your future creative work.

12.15pm

Lunch

12.45pm

Get Inspired

For the second session, you will have the chance to be inspired by our academics and other students. We will break out into small groups in a tutorial-style session, looking at the work from the morning session, reflecting how you’ll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique approach and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

If you’d like to, please feel free to bring a piece of your creative work from school or college, or work that has inspired you, to this session for additional feedback and discussion. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • Digital screenshot or link to your favourite Instagram, Pinterest or TikTok account
  • A physical object or item
  • A physical piece of school or college work – such as sketches, drawings, designs etc
  • A page from your sketch or ideas book – this could be something you have done at home or in school/college
  • A photograph – this could be shown as a physical photo or on your phone

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry as we will have items and ideas for you to choose from at the event to inspire you in your session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

1.45pm

How we support you

3.30pm

Close

1pm

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

1.30pm

An introduction to BCU and your course

2.30pm

Creative Practice

During this session, you will get the experience of what it is like to learn on our courses. You will be introduced to a new design skill and be given time to get hands-on in applying it across the activity. Working in our dedicated studio spaces, you will learn, make, and explore in an environment that mimics the collaborative nature of the studio learning experience and craft something that reflects your chosen discipline and your creative style.

You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your work with course tutors throughout the session, so that you leave with newfound inspiration that you can reflect in your future creative work.

3.15pm

Afternoon Tea

3.45pm

Get Inspired

For the second session, you will have the chance to be inspired by our academics and other students. We will break out into small groups in a tutorial-style session, looking at the work from the morning session, reflecting how you’ll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique approach and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

If you’d like to, please feel free to bring a piece of your creative work from school or college, or work that has inspired you, to this session for additional feedback and discussion. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • Digital screenshot or link to your favourite Instagram, Pinterest or TikTok account
  • A physical object or item
  • A physical piece of school or college work – such as sketches, drawings, designs etc
  • A page from your sketch or ideas book – this could be something you have done at home or in school/college
  • A photograph – this could be shown as a physical photo or on your phone

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry as we will have items and ideas for you to choose from at the event to inspire you in your session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

4.45pm

How we support you

6.30pm

Close

10am

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

10.30am

An introduction to BCU and your course

11.30am

Creative Practice

During this session, you will get the experience of what it is like to learn on our courses. You will be introduced to a new design skill and be given time to get hands-on in applying it across the activity. Working in our dedicated studio spaces, you will learn, make, and explore in an environment that mimics the collaborative nature of the studio learning experience and craft something that reflects your chosen discipline and your creative style.

You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your work with course tutors throughout the session, so that you leave with newfound inspiration that you can reflect in your future creative work.

12.15pm

Lunch

12.45pm

Get Inspired

For the second session, you will have the chance to be inspired by our academics and other students. We will break out into small groups in a tutorial-style session, looking at the work from the morning session, reflecting how you’ll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique approach and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

If you’d like to, please feel free to bring a piece of your creative work from school or college, or work that has inspired you, to this session for additional feedback and discussion. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • Digital screenshot or link to your favourite Instagram, Pinterest or TikTok account
  • A physical object or item
  • A physical piece of school or college work – such as sketches, drawings, designs etc
  • A page from your sketch or ideas book – this could be something you have done at home or in school/college
  • A photograph – this could be shown as a physical photo or on your phone

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry as we will have items and ideas for you to choose from at the event to inspire you in your session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

1.45pm

How we support you

3.30pm

Close

1pm

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

1.30pm

An introduction to BCU and your course

2.30pm

Creative Practice

During this session, you will get the experience of what it is like to learn on our courses. You will be introduced to a new design skill and be given time to get hands-on in applying it across the activity. Working in our dedicated studio spaces, you will learn, make, and explore in an environment that mimics the collaborative nature of the studio learning experience and craft something that reflects your chosen discipline and your creative style.

You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your work with course tutors throughout the session, so that you leave with newfound inspiration that you can reflect in your future creative work.

3.15pm

Afternoon Tea

3.45pm

Get Inspired

For the second session, you will have the chance to be inspired by our academics and other students. We will break out into small groups in a tutorial-style session, looking at the work from the morning session, reflecting how you’ll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique approach and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

If you’d like to, please feel free to bring a piece of your creative work from school or college, or work that has inspired you, to this session for additional feedback and discussion. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • Digital screenshot or link to your favourite Instagram, Pinterest or TikTok account
  • A physical object or item
  • A physical piece of school or college work – such as sketches, drawings, designs etc
  • A page from your sketch or ideas book – this could be something you have done at home or in school/college
  • A photograph – this could be shown as a physical photo or on your phone

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry as we will have items and ideas for you to choose from at the event to inspire you in your session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

4.45pm

How we support you

6.30pm

Close

10am

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

10.30am

An introduction to BCU and your course

11.30am

Creative Practice

During this session, you will get the experience of what it is like to learn on our courses. You will be introduced to a new design skill and be given time to get hands-on in applying it across the activity. Working in our dedicated studio spaces, you will learn, make, and explore in an environment that mimics the collaborative nature of the studio learning experience and craft something that reflects your chosen discipline and your creative style.

You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your work with course tutors throughout the session, so that you leave with newfound inspiration that you can reflect in your future creative work.

12.15pm

Lunch

12.45pm

Get Inspired

For the second session, you will have the chance to be inspired by our academics and other students. We will break out into small groups in a tutorial-style session, looking at the work from the morning session, reflecting how you’ll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique approach and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

If you’d like to, please feel free to bring a piece of your creative work from school or college, or work that has inspired you, to this session for additional feedback and discussion. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • Digital screenshot or link to your favourite Instagram, Pinterest or TikTok account
  • A physical object or item
  • A physical piece of school or college work – such as sketches, drawings, designs etc
  • A page from your sketch or ideas book – this could be something you have done at home or in school/college
  • A photograph – this could be shown as a physical photo or on your phone

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry as we will have items and ideas for you to choose from at the event to inspire you in your session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

1.45pm

How we support you

3.30pm

Close

1pm

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

1.30pm

An introduction to BCU and your course

2.30pm

Creative Practice

During this session, you will get the experience of what it is like to learn on our courses. You will be introduced to a new design skill and be given time to get hands-on in applying it across the activity. Working in our dedicated studio spaces, you will learn, make, and explore in an environment that mimics the collaborative nature of the studio learning experience and craft something that reflects your chosen discipline and your creative style.

You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your work with course tutors throughout the session, so that you leave with newfound inspiration that you can reflect in your future creative work.

3.15pm

Afternoon Tea

3.45pm

Get Inspired

For the second session, you will have the chance to be inspired by our academics and other students. We will break out into small groups in a tutorial-style session, looking at the work from the morning session, reflecting how you’ll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique approach and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

If you’d like to, please feel free to bring a piece of your creative work from school or college, or work that has inspired you, to this session for additional feedback and discussion. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • Digital screenshot or link to your favourite Instagram, Pinterest or TikTok account
  • A physical object or item
  • A physical piece of school or college work – such as sketches, drawings, designs etc
  • A page from your sketch or ideas book – this could be something you have done at home or in school/college
  • A photograph – this could be shown as a physical photo or on your phone

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry as we will have items and ideas for you to choose from at the event to inspire you in your session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

4.45pm

How we support you

6.30pm

Close

10am

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

10.30am

An introduction to BCU and your course

11.30am

Creative Practice

During this session, you will get the experience of what it is like to learn on our courses. You will be introduced to a new design skill and be given time to get hands-on in applying it across the activity. Working in our dedicated studio spaces, you will learn, make, and explore in an environment that mimics the collaborative nature of the studio learning experience and craft something that reflects your chosen discipline and your creative style.

You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your work with course tutors throughout the session, so that you leave with newfound inspiration that you can reflect in your future creative work.

12.15pm

Lunch

12.45pm

Get Inspired

For the second session, you will have the chance to be inspired by our academics and other students. We will break out into small groups in a tutorial-style session, looking at the work from the morning session, reflecting how you’ll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique approach and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

If you’d like to, please feel free to bring a piece of your creative work from school or college, or work that has inspired you, to this session for additional feedback and discussion. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • Digital screenshot or link to your favourite Instagram, Pinterest or TikTok account
  • A physical object or item
  • A physical piece of school or college work – such as sketches, drawings, designs etc
  • A page from your sketch or ideas book – this could be something you have done at home or in school/college
  • A photograph – this could be shown as a physical photo or on your phone

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry as we will have items and ideas for you to choose from at the event to inspire you in your session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A session

From disability and mental health support to CV and job interview training, BCU ensures our students have what they need during their time with us to flourish in their studies and career. This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to hear from staff from some of our support services, including careers, library and student support, and ask any questions you may have about general student life and the services our students can access.

1.45pm

How we support you

3.30pm

Close

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