Design and Illustration Offer Holder Days

Book your place

Take a look at our dates and booking details, and see what you can expect on the day.

View your schedule

View your schedule for the day and find out what you’ve got to look forward to.

Dates and booking

Available dates can be found below - just click the link for your preferred date to book your place. Only one date can be booked for each course you have applied to, and please be aware that places are limited.

Graphic Design

Illustration

Digital Marketing

Product Design

Don't forget to view your schedule for the day to find out what you've got to look forward to.

What is an Offer Holder Day?

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 will also have an opportunity to view 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 subject area in more detail and if not, you'll get an in-depth introduction to studying here.

You are welcome to bring one guest with you to an Offer Holder Day – and we provide a special programme of activities for parents and guardians (outlined in the schedule below). We know that parents and guardians have lots of questions and concerns about what university life is like, so we have provided dedicated time for them to get the information they need.

What to expect on the day

Here are some of the things you'll be able to see and do during your Offer Holder Day:

In-depth information

Get in-depth information about your chosen course.

Learn about student life

Hear about the student experience at BCU direct from our current students.

Explore the campus

See the facilities that you’ll have access to on your course.

Meet the experts

Talk to your future academic tutors.

Information for parents and guardians

Meet colleagues from student services and ask them any questions you may have.

Get all the info you need

Find out about finance, accommodation and student support.

Schedules

Select your course and take a look at the schedules below

Which day are you planning to attend?

---- Sessions

If you have booked a ---- session, please select the ---- schedule.

12pm

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

We recommend you aim to arrive between 12pm and 12.15pm, so you have all the information you need ahead of the first session.

12.30pm

Welcome

An introduction to studying Graphic Design at Birmingham City University.

1pm

Lunch

Lunch is included for offer holders and parents/guardians. Staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying at BCU.

1.45pm

Creative Thinking Workshop

During this session, you will have the chance to explore your creative style and be inspired by our academics and other students. We will break out into small groups to work on a creative task, reflecting how you'll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique style and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

Please feel free to bring a creative project from school or college, or work that has inspired you to this session.

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: Life at BCU panel session

Find out about more about student safety and the BCU student experience via this panel session with colleagues from teams including Careers, Finance and Student Support.

2.45pm

Comfort break

3pm

Graphic Design: Creative Practice

For the second session of your taster day, you will use insights and inspiration from the first tutorial to create something unique. In our dedicated graphics studio, you will get hands-on and craft something that reflects 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.

Parents/guardians: Q&A with our support services

Colleagues from Accommodation and Student Support will be available to answer any questions you may have.

4pm

Tour our accommodation, campus, and facilities (optional)

Your chance to look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.

6.15pm

Close

10am

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, so you have all the information you need ahead of the first session.

10.30am

Welcome

An introduction to studying Graphic Design at Birmingham City University.

11am

Creative Thinking Workshop

During this session, you will have the chance to explore your creative style and be inspired by our academics and other students. We will break out into small groups to work on a creative task, reflecting how you'll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique style and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

Please feel free to bring a creative project from school or college, or work that has inspired you to this session.

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: Life at BCU panel session

Find out about more about student safety and the BCU student experience via this panel session with colleagues from teams including Careers, Finance and Student Support.

12pm

Lunch

Lunch is included for offer holders and parents/guardians. Staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying at BCU.

12.45pm

Graphic Design: Creative Practice

For the second session of your taster day, you will use insights and inspiration from the first tutorial to create something unique. In our dedicated graphics studio, you will get hands-on and craft something that reflects 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.

Parents/guardians: Q&A with our support services

Colleagues from Accommodation and Student Support will be available to answer any questions you may have.

1.45pm

Tour our accommodation, campus, and facilities (optional)

Your chance to look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.

4pm

Close

12pm

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

We recommend you aim to arrive between 12pm and 12.15pm, so you have all the information you need ahead of the first session.

12.30pm

Welcome

An introduction to studying Graphic Design with a Foundation Year at Birmingham City University.

1pm

Lunch

Lunch is included for offer holders and parents/guardians. Staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying at BCU.

1.45pm

Creative Thinking Workshop

During this session, you will have the chance to explore your creative style and be inspired by our academics and other students. We will break out into small groups to work on a creative task, reflecting how you'll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique style and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

Please feel free to bring a creative project from school or college, or work that has inspired you to this session.

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: Life at BCU panel session

Find out about more about student safety and the BCU student experience via this panel session with colleagues from teams including Careers, Finance and Student Support.

2.45pm

Comfort break

3pm

Graphic Design: Creative Practice

For the second session of your taster day, you will use insights and inspiration from the first tutorial to create something unique. In our dedicated graphics studio, you will get hands-on and craft something that reflects 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.

Parents/guardians: Q&A with our support services

Colleagues from Accommodation and Student Support will be available to answer any questions you may have.

4pm

Tour our accommodation, campus, and facilities (optional)

Your chance to look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.

6.15pm

Close

10am

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, so you have all the information you need ahead of the first session.

10.30am

Welcome

An introduction to studying Graphic Design with a Foundation Year at Birmingham City University.

11am

Creative Thinking Workshop

During this session, you will have the chance to explore your creative style and be inspired by our academics and other students. We will break out into small groups to work on a creative task, reflecting how you'll be taught if you choose to study at BCU. Our academics will work closely with you to understand your unique style and provide feedback on your work and ideas, allowing you to develop further as a creative individual.

Please feel free to bring a creative project from school or college, or work that has inspired you to this session.

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: Life at BCU panel session

Find out about more about student safety and the BCU student experience via this panel session with colleagues from teams including Careers, Finance and Student Support.

12pm

Lunch

Lunch is included for offer holders and parents/guardians. Staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying at BCU.

12.45pm

Graphic Design: Creative Practice

For the second session of your taster day, you will use insights and inspiration from the first tutorial to create something unique. In our dedicated graphics studio, you will get hands-on and craft something that reflects 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.

Parents/guardians: Q&A with our support services

Colleagues from Accommodation and Student Support will be available to answer any questions you may have.

1.45pm

Tour our accommodation, campus, and facilities (optional)

Your chance to look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.

4pm

Close

12pm

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

We recommend you aim to arrive between 12pm and 12.15pm, so you have all the information you need ahead of the first session.

12.30pm

Welcome

An introduction to studying Illustration at Birmingham City University.

1pm

Lunch

Lunch is included for offer holders and parents/guardians. Staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying at BCU.

1.45pm

Make an Illustrative Self Portrait

During this session, you will have the chance to explore your creative style by making a self portrait to help introduce yourself and your interests to the rest of the group. Our academics and student ambassadors will work closely with you to think about different ways you could approach your portrait, and how you can use illustation to communicate other facts about yourself.

As an extra, you are welcome to bring along a small range of your creative work from school or college, or personal work, to this session. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • A sketchbook
  • A digital portfolio on a tablet, laptop, or phone
  • A physical piece of school or college work, such as drawings, designs, 3D work etc.

You can bring a maximum of five items from the list above, or something similar with you to the Offer Holder Day.

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don't worry, but it is a nice opportunity for you to show us your work in person and have a one to one chat with a member of staff from the course.

Parents/guardians: Life at BCU panel session

Find out about more about student safety and the BCU student experience via this panel session with colleagues from teams including Careers, Finance and Student Support.

2.45pm

Comfort break

3pm

Making a Collaborative Zine

For the second session of your taster day, you will be working collabratively with your fellow applicants in our specialist illustration space, to make a set of zines which you can take away with you at the end of the day. This workshop will allow you to get hands-on with some of our studio equipment, such as the risograph machine.

You'll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your work with course tutors throughout the session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A with our support services

Colleagues from Accommodation and Student Support will be available to answer any questions you may have.

4pm

Tour our accommodation, campus, and facilities (optional)

Your chance to look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.

6.15pm

Close

10am

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, so you have all the information you need ahead of the first session.

10.30am

Welcome

An introduction to studying Illustration at Birmingham City University.

11am

Make an Illustrative Self Portrait

During this session, you will have the chance to explore your creative style by making a self portrait to help introduce yourself and your interests to the rest of the group. Our academics and student ambassadors will work closely with you to think about different ways you could approach your portrait, and how you can use illustation to communicate other facts about yourself.

As an extra, you are welcome to bring along a small range of your creative work from school or college, or personal work, to this session. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • A sketchbook
  • A digital portfolio on a tablet, laptop, or phone
  • A physical piece of school or college work, such as drawings, designs, 3D work etc.

You can bring a maximum of five items from the list above, or something similar with you to the Offer Holder Day.

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don't worry, but it is a nice opportunity for you to show us your work in person and have a one to one chat with a member of staff from the course.

Parents/guardians: Life at BCU panel session

Find out about more about student safety and the BCU student experience via this panel session with colleagues from teams including Careers, Finance and Student Support.

12pm

Lunch

Lunch is included for offer holders and parents/guardians. Staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying at BCU.

12.45pm

Making a Collaborative Zine

For the second session of your taster day, you will be working collabratively with your fellow applicants in our specialist illustration space, to make a set of zines which you can take away with you at the end of the day. This workshop will allow you to get hands-on with some of our studio equipment, such as the risograph machine.

You'll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your work with course tutors throughout the session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A with our support services

Colleagues from Accommodation and Student Support will be available to answer any questions you may have.

1.45pm

Tour our accommodation, campus, and facilities (optional)

Your chance to look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.

4pm

Close

12pm

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

We recommend you aim to arrive between 12pm and 12.15pm, so you have all the information you need ahead of the first session.

12.30pm

Welcome

An introduction to studying Illustration with a Foundation Year at Birmingham City University.

1pm

Lunch

Lunch is included for offer holders and parents/guardians. Staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying at BCU.

1.45pm

Make an Illustrative Self Portrait

During this session, you will have the chance to explore your creative style by making a self portrait to help introduce yourself and your interests to the rest of the group. Our academics and student ambassadors will work closely with you to think about different ways you could approach your portrait, and how you can use illustation to communicate other facts about yourself.

As an extra, you are welcome to bring along a small range of your creative work from school or college, or personal work, to this session. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • A sketchbook
  • A digital portfolio on a tablet, laptop, or phone
  • A physical piece of school or college work, such as drawings, designs, 3D work etc.

You can bring a maximum of five items from the list above, or something similar with you to the Offer Holder Day.

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don't worry, but it is a nice opportunity for you to show us your work in person and have a one to one chat with a member of staff from the course.

Parents/guardians: Life at BCU panel session

Find out about more about student safety and the BCU student experience via this panel session with colleagues from teams including Careers, Finance and Student Support.

2.45pm

Comfort break

3pm

Making a Collaborative Zine

For the second session of your taster day, you will be working collabratively with your fellow applicants in our specialist illustration space, to make a set of zines which you can take away with you at the end of the day. This workshop will allow you to get hands-on with some of our studio equipment, such as the risograph machine.

You'll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your work with course tutors throughout the session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A with our support services

Colleagues from Accommodation and Student Support will be available to answer any questions you may have.

4pm

Tour our accommodation, campus, and facilities (optional)

Your chance to look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.

6.15pm

Close

10am

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, so you have all the information you need ahead of the first session.

10.30am

Welcome

An introduction to studying Illustration with a Foundation Year at Birmingham City University.

11am

Make an Illustrative Self Portrait

During this session, you will have the chance to explore your creative style by making a self portrait to help introduce yourself and your interests to the rest of the group. Our academics and student ambassadors will work closely with you to think about different ways you could approach your portrait, and how you can use illustation to communicate other facts about yourself.

As an extra, you are welcome to bring along a small range of your creative work from school or college, or personal work, to this session. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • A sketchbook
  • A digital portfolio on a tablet, laptop, or phone
  • A physical piece of school or college work, such as drawings, designs, 3D work etc.

You can bring a maximum of five items from the list above, or something similar with you to the Offer Holder Day.

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don't worry, but it is a nice opportunity for you to show us your work in person and have a one to one chat with a member of staff from the course.

Parents/guardians: Life at BCU panel session

Find out about more about student safety and the BCU student experience via this panel session with colleagues from teams including Careers, Finance and Student Support.

12pm

Lunch

Lunch is included for offer holders and parents/guardians. Staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying at BCU.

12.45pm

Making a Collaborative Zine

For the second session of your taster day, you will be working collabratively with your fellow applicants in our specialist illustration space, to make a set of zines which you can take away with you at the end of the day. This workshop will allow you to get hands-on with some of our studio equipment, such as the risograph machine.

You'll have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your work with course tutors throughout the session.

Parents/guardians: Q&A with our support services

Colleagues from Accommodation and Student Support will be available to answer any questions you may have.

1.45pm

Tour our accommodation, campus, and facilities (optional)

Your chance to look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.

4pm

Close

12pm

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

We recommend you aim to arrive between 12pm and 12.15pm, so you have all the information you need ahead of the first session.

12.30pm

Welcome

An introduction to studying Product Design at Birmingham City University.

1pm

Lunch

Lunch is included for offer holders and parents/guardians. Staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying at BCU.

1.45pm

Where you might be in a year

During this session, you will find out more about the course and see examples of projects completed by first years. These examples will provide a glimpse of what you could be doing in a year's time!

Parents/guardians: Life at BCU panel session

Find out about more about student safety and the BCU student experience via this panel session with colleagues from teams including Careers, Finance and Student Support.

2.45pm

Comfort break

3pm

Structural investigation & project feedback session

In this session, you will complete a fun, practical activity exploring structural investigation as an idea-generation process.

As an extra, you are welcome to bring a small range of your creative work from school or college, or personal work, to this session. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • A sketchbook
  • A digital portfolio on a tablet, laptop, or phone
  • A physical piece of school or college work - such as drawings, paintings, 3D work, etc.

You can bring a maximum of five items from the list above, or something similar with you to the Offer Holder Day.

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry, but it is a nice opportunity for you to show us your work in person and have a one-to-one chat with a member of staff from the course.

Parents/guardians: Q&A with our support services

Colleagues from Accommodation and Student Support will be available to answer any questions you may have.

4pm

Tour our accommodation, campus, and facilities (optional)

Your chance to look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.

6.15pm

Close

Please note that this course schedule is only running on Saturday 26 April.

10am

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, so you have all the information you need ahead of the first session.

10.30am

Welcome

An introduction to studying Product Design at Birmingham City University.

11am

Where you might be in a year

During this session, you will find out more about the course and see examples of projects completed by first years. These examples will provide a glimpse of what you could be doing in a year's time!

Parents/guardians: Life at BCU panel session

Find out about more about student safety and the BCU student experience via this panel session with colleagues from teams including Careers, Finance and Student Support.

12pm

Lunch

Lunch is included for offer holders and parents/guardians. Staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying at BCU.

12.45pm

Structural investigation & project feedback session

In this session, you will complete a fun, practical activity exploring structural investigation as an idea-generation process.

As an extra, you are welcome to bring a small range of your creative work from school or college, or personal work, to this session. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • A sketchbook
  • A digital portfolio on a tablet, laptop, or phone
  • A physical piece of school or college work - such as drawings, paintings, 3D work, etc.

You can bring a maximum of five items from the list above, or something similar with you to the Offer Holder Day.

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry, but it is a nice opportunity for you to show us your work in person and have a one-to-one chat with a member of staff from the course.

Parents/guardians: Q&A with our support services

Colleagues from Accommodation and Student Support will be available to answer any questions you may have.

1.45pm

Tour our accommodation, campus, and facilities (optional)

Your chance to look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.

4pm

Close

12pm

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

We recommend you aim to arrive between 12pm and 12.15pm, so you have all the information you need ahead of the first session.

12.30pm

Welcome

An introduction to studying Product Design with a Foundation Year at Birmingham City University.

1pm

Lunch

Lunch is included for offer holders and parents/guardians. Staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying at BCU.

1.45pm

Where you might be in a year

During this session, you will find out more about the course and see examples of projects completed by first years. These examples will provide a glimpse of what you could be doing in a year's time!

Parents/guardians: Life at BCU panel session

Find out about more about student safety and the BCU student experience via this panel session with colleagues from teams including Careers, Finance and Student Support.

2.45pm

Comfort break

3pm

Structural investigation & project feedback session

In this session, you will complete a fun, practical activity exploring structural investigation as an idea-generation process.

As an extra, you are welcome to bring a small range of your creative work from school or college, or personal work, to this session. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • A sketchbook
  • A digital portfolio on a tablet, laptop, or phone
  • A physical piece of school or college work - such as drawings, paintings, 3D work, etc.

You can bring a maximum of five items from the list above, or something similar with you to the Offer Holder Day.

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry, but it is a nice opportunity for you to show us your work in person and have a one-to-one chat with a member of staff from the course.

Parents/guardians: Q&A with our support services

Colleagues from Accommodation and Student Support will be available to answer any questions you may have.

4pm

Tour our accommodation, campus, and facilities (optional)

Your chance to look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.

6.15pm

Close

Please note that this course schedule is only running on Saturday 26 April.

10am

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, so you have all the information you need ahead of the first session.

10.30am

Welcome

An introduction to studying Product Design with a Foundation Year at Birmingham City University.

11am

Where you might be in a year

During this session, you will find out more about the course and see examples of projects completed by first years. These examples will provide a glimpse of what you could be doing in a year's time!

Parents/guardians: Life at BCU panel session

Find out about more about student safety and the BCU student experience via this panel session with colleagues from teams including Careers, Finance and Student Support.

12pm

Lunch

Lunch is included for offer holders and parents/guardians. Staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying at BCU.

12.45pm

Structural investigation & project feedback session

In this session, you will complete a fun, practical activity exploring structural investigation as an idea-generation process.

As an extra, you are welcome to bring a small range of your creative work from school or college, or personal work, to this session. Examples of what you could bring include:

  • A sketchbook
  • A digital portfolio on a tablet, laptop, or phone
  • A physical piece of school or college work - such as drawings, paintings, 3D work, etc.

You can bring a maximum of five items from the list above, or something similar with you to the Offer Holder Day.

If you are unable to bring something on the day, please don’t worry, but it is a nice opportunity for you to show us your work in person and have a one-to-one chat with a member of staff from the course.

Parents/guardians: Q&A with our support services

Colleagues from Accommodation and Student Support will be available to answer any questions you may have.

1.45pm

Tour our accommodation, campus, and facilities (optional)

Your chance to look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.

4pm

Close

12pm

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

We recommend you aim to arrive between 12pm and 12.15pm, so you have all the information you need ahead of the first session.

12.30pm

Welcome

An introduction to studying Digital Marketing at Birmingham City University.

1pm

Lunch

Lunch is included for offer holders and parents/guardians. Staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying at BCU.

1.45pm

Understanding a Brand

For this session, you will first be introduced to the course, the staff and current students. Following this, in groups and together with the teaching team, we will discuss your interests and favourite brands. This will be a fun, interactive session helping to identify what makes a brand interesting and fun through lecturer-led discussions and brainstorming ideas. Collectively, we will talk over why we like our chosen brands, as well as start to visualise, through mood boards, what these brands feel like.

Parents/guardians: Life at BCU panel session

Find out more about student safety and the BCU student experience via this panel session with colleagues from teams including Careers, Finance and Student Support.

2.45pm

Comfort break

3pm

Understanding an Audience

For the second session of your taster day, we will start to look at audiences. Understanding an audience is essential to delivering our best work. In this session, in groups and together with the teaching team, we will talk about how brands speak to their audiences. Through an interactive group activity we will see how, with very little information, we build a picture of an audience.

Parents/guardians: Q&A with our support services

Colleagues from Accommodation and Student Support will be available to answer any questions you may have.

4pm

Tour our accommodation, campus, and facilities (optional)

Your chance to look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.

6.15pm

Close

Please note that this course schedule is only running on Saturday 26 April.

10am

Check in for your Offer Holder Day

We recommend you aim to arrive between 10am and 10.15am, so you have all the information you need ahead of the first session.

10.30am

Welcome

An introduction to studying Digital Marketing at Birmingham City University.

11am

Understanding a Brand

For this session, you will first be introduced to the course, the staff and current students. Following this, in groups and together with the teaching team, we will discuss your interests and favourite brands. This will be a fun, interactive session helping to identify what makes a brand interesting and fun through lecturer-led discussions and brainstorming ideas. Collectively, we will talk over why we like our chosen brands, as well as start to visualise, through mood boards, what these brands feel like.

Parents/guardians: Life at BCU panel session

Find out about more about student safety and the BCU student experience via this panel session with colleagues from teams including Careers, Finance and Student Support.

12pm

Lunch

Lunch is included for offer holders and parents/guardians. Staff and students will also be available during this period to answer any questions you may have about studying at BCU.

12.45pm

Understanding an Audience

For the second session of your taster day, we will start to look at audiences. Understanding an audience is essential to delivering our best work. In this session, in groups and together with the teaching team, we will talk about how brands speak to their audiences. Through an interactive group activity we will see how, with very little information, we build a picture of an audience.

Parents/guardians: Q&A with our support services

Colleagues from Accommodation and Student Support will be available to answer any questions you may have.

1.45pm

Tour our accommodation, campus, and facilities (optional)

Your chance to look at where you could be living and studying, guided by our student ambassadors.

4pm

Close

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