Applicant Taster Days
Take a look at our dates and booking details, and see what you can expect on the day.
View your schedule for the day and find out what you’ve got to look forward to.
Unable to find a suitable date?
You can also meet us at our Open Day on Saturday 25 March 2023 – you’ll still be able to find out more about studying with us, meet our staff and students and tour our campus. Bookings will open in early 2023, but in the meantime, please register your interest to be the first to know when bookings open.
An Applicant Taster 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.
Here are some of the things you'll be able to see and do during your Applicant Taster Day:
Get in-depth information about your chosen course.
Hear about the student experience at BCU, and where your course will take you.
See the facilities that you’ll have access to on your course.
Talk to your future academic tutors.
Our current students will tell you what it’s really like to study here.
Find out about finance, accommodation and student support.
Schedules
Select your course and take a look at the schedules below
Have you booked a Wednesday or Saturday session?
12pm
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
Lunch will be available, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
1pm
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
1.30pm
Immersive environment exploration
Prospective Architectural Technology students will participate in a session connecting different 3D BIM models (architectural, structural and mechanical), exploring 3D space as part of our VRCOLLAB Collaborative Environment setup. This will set the scene for your engagement with other VR users to explore a design and collaborate in the VR environment, and for you to interact with 3D models and their designed environment.
2.15pm
Comfort break
2.30pm
3D BIM model and immersive design review
You will use VR-3D modelling software to explore lines and shapes in the VR world using VR headsets to enhance your learning experiences. You'll use audio communication with other team members to comment on the design and flag up any issues in a live collaborative session.
3.15pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
4pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
6.30pm
Close
10am
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, ready to start your first session.
10.30am
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
11am
Immersive environment exploration
Prospective Architectural Technology students will participate in a session connecting different 3D BIM models (architectural, structural and mechanical), exploring 3D space as part of our VRCOLLAB Collaborative Environment setup. This will set the scene for your engagement with other VR users to explore a design and collaborate in the VR environment, and for you to interact with 3D models and their designed environment.
11.45am
Break, including lunch
Your lunch is included, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
12.30pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
1.15pm
3D BIM model and immersive design review
You will use VR-3D modelling software to explore lines and shapes in the VR world using VR headsets to enhance your learning experiences. You'll use audio communication with other team members to comment on the design and flag up any issues in a live collaborative session.
2pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
5pm
Close
12pm
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
Lunch will be available, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
1pm
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
1.30pm
Desktop survey on a preprepared housing scenario
Prospective building surveyors will do a group activity based on a scenario that simulates industry practice. This is designed not only to emulate the professional practice of a building surveying professional in terms of applied practical skills but also focuses on the essential communication and team working skills required of a contemporary building surveyor.
2.15pm
Comfort break
2.30pm
Presenting findings and recommendations based upon housing scenario
After completing the first task, you'll present your findings and recommendations in the form of a group presentation focusing on essential communication skills. The combination of these two exercises brings together both technical and soft skills, and is indicative of the types of learning activities that you can expect while studying at Birmingham City University.
3.15pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
4pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
6.30pm
Close
10am
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, ready to start your first session.
10.30am
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
11am
Desktop survey on a preprepared housing scenario
Prospective building surveyors will do a group activity based on a scenario that simulates industry practice. This is designed not only to emulate the professional practice of a building surveying professional in terms of applied practical skills but also focuses on the essential communication and team working skills required of a contemporary building surveyor.
11.45am
Break, including lunch
Your lunch is included, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
12.30pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
1.15pm
Presenting findings and recommendations based upon housing scenario
After completing the first task, you'll present your findings and recommendations in the form of a group presentation focusing on essential communication skills. The combination of these two exercises brings together both technical and soft skills, and is indicative of the types of learning activities that you can expect while studying at Birmingham City University.
2pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
5pm
Close
12pm
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
Lunch will be available, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
1pm
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
1.30pm
Design for the future activity
Prospective civil engineers will do in-class activities working on design calculations alongside interactive discussion. You'll gain a good understanding of how the course relates to real world projects and how this is important and applicable to your future career.
2.15pm
Comfort break
2.30pm
Lab tour and student discussions
You'll have a tour around the civil engineering lab with student ambassadors who'll share their experiences about the course.
3.15pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
4pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
6.30pm
Close
10am
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, ready to start your first session.
10.30am
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
11am
Design for the future activity
Prospective civil engineers will do in-class activities working on design calculations alongside interactive discussion. You'll gain a good understanding of how the course relates to real world projects and how this is important and applicable to your future career.
11.45am
Break, including lunch
Your lunch is included, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
12.30pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
1.15pm
Lab tour and student discussions
You'll have a tour around the civil engineering lab with student ambassadors who'll share their experiences about the course.
2pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
5pm
Close
12pm
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
Lunch will be available, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
1pm
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
1.30pm
Organising the construction process part 1
Prospective construction managers will do a practical, case study based activity grounded in the site operational management roles of a construction manager. Throughout this exercise, you'll get an authentic Birmingham City University experience that is indicative of the teaching and educational styles adopted throughout the course.
2.15pm
Comfort break
2.30pm
Organising the construction process part 2
3.15pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
4pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
6.30pm
Close
10am
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, ready to start your first session.
10.30am
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
11am
Organising the construction process part 1
Prospective construction managers will do a practical, case study based activity grounded in the site operational management roles of a construction manager. Throughout this exercise, you'll get an authentic Birmingham City University experience that is indicative of the teaching and educational styles adopted throughout the course.
11.45am
Break, including lunch
Your lunch is included, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
12.30pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
1.15pm
Organising the construction process part 2
2pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
5pm
Close
12pm
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
Lunch will be available, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
1pm
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
1.30pm
Building a tower and introduction to digital quantity surveying part 1
Prospective quantity surveyors will do a practical, case study based activity grounded in the cost management side of the quantity surveying profession. Throughout this exercise, you'll obtain an authentic Birmingham City University experience that is indicative of the teaching and educational styles adopted throughout the course.
2.15pm
Comfort break
2.30pm
Building a tower and introduction to digital quantity surveying part 2
3.15pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
4pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
6.30pm
Close
10am
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, ready to start your first session.
10.30am
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
11am
Building a tower and introduction to digital quantity surveying part 1
Prospective quantity surveyors will do a practical, case study based activity grounded in the cost management side of the quantity surveying profession. Throughout this exercise, you'll obtain an authentic Birmingham City University experience that is indicative of the teaching and educational styles adopted throughout the course.
11.45am
Break, including lunch
Your lunch is included, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
12.30pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
1.15pm
Building a tower and introduction to digital quantity surveying part 2
2pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
5pm
Close
12pm
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
Lunch will be available, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
1pm
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
1.30pm
Creating value in real estate part 1
Prospective Real Estate students will look at either a commercial or housing development and consider how we can successfully generate a profitable and sustainable development.
2.15pm
Comfort break
2.30pm
Creating value in real estate part 2
3.15pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
4pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
6.30pm
Close
10am
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, ready to start your first session.
10.30am
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
11am
Creating value in real estate part 1
Prospective Real Estate students will look at either a commercial or housing development and consider how we can successfully generate a profitable and sustainable development.
11.45am
Break, including lunch
Your lunch is included, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
12.30pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
1.15pm
Creating value in real estate part 2
2pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
5pm
Close
12pm
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
Lunch will be available, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
1pm
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
1.30pm
Immersive environment exploration
Prospective Architectural Technology students will participate in a session connecting different 3D BIM models (architectural, structural and mechanical), exploring 3D space as part of our VRCOLLAB Collaborative Environment setup. This will set the scene for your engagement with other VR users to explore a design and collaborate in the VR environment, and for you to interact with 3D models and their designed environment.
2.15pm
Comfort break
2.30pm
3D BIM model and immersive design review
You will use VR-3D modelling software to explore lines and shapes in the VR world using VR headsets to enhance your learning experiences. You'll use audio communication with other team members to comment on the design and flag up any issues in a live collaborative session.
3.15pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
4pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
6.30pm
Close
10am
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, ready to start your first session.
10.30am
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
11am
Immersive environment exploration
Prospective Architectural Technology students will participate in a session connecting different 3D BIM models (architectural, structural and mechanical), exploring 3D space as part of our VRCOLLAB Collaborative Environment setup. This will set the scene for your engagement with other VR users to explore a design and collaborate in the VR environment, and for you to interact with 3D models and their designed environment.
11.45am
Break, including lunch
Your lunch is included, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
12.30pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
1.15pm
3D BIM model and immersive design review
You will use VR-3D modelling software to explore lines and shapes in the VR world using VR headsets to enhance your learning experiences. You'll use audio communication with other team members to comment on the design and flag up any issues in a live collaborative session.
2pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
5pm
Close
12pm
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
Lunch will be available, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
1pm
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
1.30pm
Desktop survey on a preprepared housing scenario
Prospective building surveyors will do a group activity based on a scenario that simulates industry practice. This is designed not only to emulate the professional practice of a building surveying professional in terms of applied practical skills but also focuses on the essential communication and team working skills required of a contemporary building surveyor.
2.15pm
Comfort break
2.30pm
Presenting findings and recommendations based upon housing scenario
After completing the first task, you'll present your findings and recommendations in the form of a group presentation focusing on essential communication skills. The combination of these two exercises brings together both technical and soft skills, and is indicative of the types of learning activities that you can expect while studying at Birmingham City University.
3.15pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
4pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
6.30pm
Close
10am
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, ready to start your first session.
10.30am
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
11am
Desktop survey on a preprepared housing scenario
Prospective building surveyors will do a group activity based on a scenario that simulates industry practice. This is designed not only to emulate the professional practice of a building surveying professional in terms of applied practical skills but also focuses on the essential communication and team working skills required of a contemporary building surveyor.
11.45am
Break, including lunch
Your lunch is included, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
12.30pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
1.15pm
Presenting findings and recommendations based upon housing scenario
After completing the first task, you'll present your findings and recommendations in the form of a group presentation focusing on essential communication skills. The combination of these two exercises brings together both technical and soft skills, and is indicative of the types of learning activities that you can expect while studying at Birmingham City University.
2pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
5pm
Close
12pm
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
Lunch will be available, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
1pm
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
1.30pm
Design for the future activity
Prospective civil engineers will do in-class activities working on design calculations alongside interactive discussion. You'll gain a good understanding of how the course relates to real world projects and how this is important and applicable to your future career.
2.15pm
Comfort break
2.30pm
Lab tour and student discussions
You'll have a tour around the civil engineering lab with student ambassadors who'll share their experiences about the course.
3.15pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
4pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
6.30pm
Close
10am
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, ready to start your first session.
10.30am
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
11am
Design for the future activity
Prospective civil engineers will do in-class activities working on design calculations alongside interactive discussion. You'll gain a good understanding of how the course relates to real world projects and how this is important and applicable to your future career.
11.45am
Break, including lunch
Your lunch is included, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
12.30pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
1.15pm
Lab tour and student discussions
You'll have a tour around the civil engineering lab with student ambassadors who'll share their experiences about the course.
2pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
5pm
Close
12pm
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
Lunch will be available, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
1pm
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
1.30pm
Organising the construction process part 1
Prospective construction managers will do a practical, case study based activity grounded in the site operational management roles of a construction manager. Throughout this exercise, you'll get an authentic Birmingham City University experience that is indicative of the teaching and educational styles adopted throughout the course.
2.15pm
Comfort break
2.30pm
Organising the construction process part 2
3.15pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
4pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
6.30pm
Close
10am
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, ready to start your first session.
10.30am
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
11am
Organising the construction process part 1
Prospective construction managers will do a practical, case study based activity grounded in the site operational management roles of a construction manager. Throughout this exercise, you'll get an authentic Birmingham City University experience that is indicative of the teaching and educational styles adopted throughout the course.
11.45am
Break, including lunch
Your lunch is included, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
12.30pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
1.15pm
Organising the construction process part 2
2pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
5pm
Close
12pm
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
Lunch will be available, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
1pm
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
1.30pm
Building a tower and introduction to digital quantity surveying part 1
Prospective quantity surveyors will do a practical, case study based activity grounded in the cost management side of the quantity surveying profession. Throughout this exercise, you'll obtain an authentic Birmingham City University experience that is indicative of the teaching and educational styles adopted throughout the course.
2.15pm
Comfort break
2.30pm
Building a tower and introduction to digital quantity surveying part 2
3.15pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
4pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
6.30pm
Close
10am
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, ready to start your first session.
10.30am
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
11am
Building a tower and introduction to digital quantity surveying part 1
Prospective quantity surveyors will do a practical, case study based activity grounded in the cost management side of the quantity surveying profession. Throughout this exercise, you'll obtain an authentic Birmingham City University experience that is indicative of the teaching and educational styles adopted throughout the course.
11.45am
Break, including lunch
Your lunch is included, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
12.30pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
1.15pm
Building a tower and introduction to digital quantity surveying part 2
2pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
5pm
Close
12pm
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
Lunch will be available, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
1pm
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
1.30pm
Creating value in real estate part 1
Prospective Real Estate students will look at either a commercial or housing development and consider how we can successfully generate a profitable and sustainable development.
2.15pm
Comfort break
2.30pm
Creating value in real estate part 2
3.15pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
4pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
6.30pm
Close
10am
Check in for your Applicant Taster Day
We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, ready to start your first session.
10.30am
Welcome
Learn more about life in your School.
11am
Creating value in real estate part 1
Prospective Real Estate students will look at either a commercial or housing development and consider how we can successfully generate a profitable and sustainable development.
11.45am
Break, including lunch
Your lunch is included, and staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying with us.
12.30pm
Walking tour of Eastside developments
We’ll take you for a short walk around our 'living lab'. The area surrounding the campus is undergoing huge change and is home to several exciting projects such as the HS2 terminus, the new Glasswater Locks development and our recently completed STEAMhouse building. During your studies you'll get to know local projects well as many will be incorporated into your modules and assessments.
1.15pm
Creating value in real estate part 2
2pm
Tour our accommodation, campus and facilities
Your chance to take a look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.
5pm
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