Open days
Get to know us at open day events throughout the year, where you can find out more about the University, our campus, people and study opportunities
Virtual events
We’ve created online experiences as alternatives to open days:
- Live talks and Q&As with academic staff and students
- Recorded video presentations
- Virtual tour of campus
On-campus open days
Saturday 26 September 2020 – undergraduate open day
Wednesday 7 October 2020 – postgraduate open evening
Saturday 24 October 2020 – undergraduate open day
Saturday 28 November 2020 – undergraduate open day
Learn more about university in general by booking an Outreach Q&A session
Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, we are unsure whether all our planned on-campus open days can go ahead.
As well as following the latest UK government guidance, we are carefully monitoring the evolving situation to ensure that we can safely welcome you to campus.
If you have any questions or queries about our events, please contact our friendly events team:
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“For me, going to an open day not only confirmed that I wanted to study in Plymouth, but that I wanted to go to university in the first place. I believe open and offer holder days are a fundamental part of the application process, as it provides an opportunity to break down that barrier of unfamiliarity with the location, the course, and the idea of being a student.”
Hear current MA English Literature student Will’s thoughts on open days and offer holder days
Explore Plymouth and its surroundings
From must-see attractions such as the historic Barbican, top places to eat, plan ahead and discover the best ways to make the most of your visit to Plymouth.
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Prepare for your visit
- ~ Decide how you will be travelling to the University
- ~ Plan your route to the University/parking facilities around the city
- < Check for open day updates on the web
- % Download a copy of the programme
- | Decide which talks and tours you would like to attend
- ' Make a note of what you would like to see and do
- Ç Make a note of questions you have and who you would like to speak to
Event photography and video
Please be aware that some of the University of Plymouth's public events may be attended by University photographers and videographers, for capturing content to be used in University online and offline marketing and promotional materials, for example webpages, brochures or leaflets. If for whatever reason, you or a member of your group, do not wish to be photographed, please make yourself known to staff working at the event on arrival or to the photographer.