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Summer Open Day

The University forWorld-Class Professionals

Manchester campus Wednesday 24th June 10-4pmBusiness School and Student HubManchester campus, M15 6BH

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Introducing Manchester Metropolitan University

and the UK’s most popular student cityChoosing to go to University is a significant investment of both your time and money and it is our job to help you get the maximum return possible from your time studying with us. We are based in the

heart of Manchester, one of the best and largest student-focused cities in Europe.We have built our student experience and service around you - from the open days and moment you apply, to making you an offer and receiving your acceptance, to when you arrive here.

Our superb student experience combines world-class learning and teaching facilities through a £350million investment programme. You will benefit from the strong, professionally-focused relationships that our academic staff have built with many organisations and companies at regional, national and international levels.

New for 2015Brand-new Student’s UnionOur new Students’ Union opened this year and is a superb new addition to the Manchester campus.

We have invested £10m to create an outstanding new home for our Students’ Union, right at the heart of the Manchester campus.

Designed around students’ needs, the new building provides space to relax and meet friends, study or prepare for lectures. Join one of over 100 clubs and societies, get involved in community projects and volunteering, or access specialist support and advice.

Platt Lane Sports Complex

The Platt Lane Sports Complex offers a variety of top quality pitches, a fully equipped gym, a range of fitness classes and a number of coaching sessions to suit all ages. The complex is home to a number of our sports clubs.

Platt Lane Sports

new building provides space to relax and meet friends, study or prepare for lectures. Join one of over 100 clubs and societies, get involved in community projects and volunteering, or access specialist support and advice.

regional, national and international levels.

studying with us. We are based in the programme. You will benefit from the strong, professionally-focused relationships that our academic staff have built with many organisations and companies at regional, national and international levels.

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Use this guide to make the most of your Open Day

Before you arrive

Plan your day and think about what you want to find out during the day

Fill out your Day Planner on the back cover of this guide

Check-in on arrival To access the Open Day hand in your ticket at the Business School and Student Hub (see Campus Map

p26-27)

Attend a Welcome Talk Get an introduction to the university Business School LT26 & 27 10.15-10.45 and 11.00-11.30Business School LT33 12.30-1.00Geoffrey Manton LT1 10.15-10.45

Take part in an activity Go to the subject specific taster sessions, workshops or departmental tours. See the A-Z listings on pages 12-25

Attend a Student Life talk Get an overview from our specialist staff. See pages 8-9

Talk to our Student Ambassadors

Find our student ambassadors in blue t-shirts across the campus. Ask them about their student experience – they are always happy to help.

Look around the Student Life Fair Go to the Geoffrey Manton Building to get advice on finance, accommodation and much more. See pages 8-9

Visit the Courses Fair Talk to our course tutors and pick up course leaflets in the Business School or in the John Dalton Building for Science and Engineering courses (see Campus Map p26-27)

Go to a subject talk Check the A-Z listings on pages 12-25 to find the talks and activities you are interested in

Have a break Visit one of our catering outlets for hot and cold food, drinks and snacks

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Take a tour Get a feel for student life with our Campus and Accommodation Tours.

Campus Tours leave from Geoffrey Manton. Accommodation Tours leave from the departure point marked (A) or (B) for Birley Halls. (see Campus Map p26-27) BB

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Shopping

The Manchester Arndale is a shopping experience in the heart of the city centre. It is the UK’s largest inner-city shopping centre with over 200 retailers, including all high street brands, under one roof. Selfridges, Harvey Nichols and House of Fraser all have large department stores in the city centre.

Arts and CultureManchester’s museums and galleries exhibit anything from classic art to the history of football. The Palace and Opera House theatres show touring West End performances or you can find a wide range of plays at the circular theatre in the Royal Exchange.

Further afield Five miles outside of the city centre, you will find another shopping experience at the Trafford Centre, where you will find the usual high street fashion and Barton Square for homewares. Sporting fans may want to visit either of Manchester’s two football clubs or the National Centres for Cycling and Squash.

Manchester: a great university city

While you are here, you may want to take the opportunity to see some of Manchester, the UK’s most popular student city.

From the Manchester campus, it is a 10-15 minute walk into the city centre or you can catch almost any bus outside the All Saints Park (see the campus map on pages 26-27) that will take you into Piccadilly Bus Station. From there you can explore all the city has to offer.

Bars and RestaurantsIf you make your way into the city centre, you will have your choice of bars and restaurants. Try the Northern Quarter, Spinningfields or Deansgate, where there are food and drink options to suit all tastes and budgets. Manchester is also home to the second largest Chinatown in the UK.

To find out more about Manchester and what you can do while you are here, go to www.visitmanchester.com.

Manchester Campus

Talk to staff about the awards scheme offering extra-curricular opportunities to make you more employable

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Meet our friendly library staff and find out how our resources can help you succeed

Tour - Self-guided tours are available from the library reception

Get advice on entry requirements for international students and find out about exchange and study abroad opportunities

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Student Homes (private halls) and pick up a leaflet

Talk - LT1 and 2: 11.45 - 12.15 LT1: 2.00 - 2.30

Tours running throughout the day Meet at the Accommodation Tour Point marked on the Campus Map to see a selection of our Halls or Residence. For Birley Halls meet at Tour Point

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Chat to our Careers and Employability team and find out about volunteering and part-time work

Meet members of our Mature Students’ Society to chat to fellow mature students who are here to support you during your studies

Talk - LT5: 10.15 - 10.45

Talk to our Sports staff and find out about sport sessions, fitness classes and student-led sports clubs, as well as our fantastic facilities

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Explore Student LifeGeoffrey Manton Building

Visit the stands, attend the talks or take a tour

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One-to-one advice for students with disabilities and dyslexia

Learner Development

Meet our Student Union Officers and find out about our brand-new facilities

Talk - LT5: 12.30 - 1.00 LT7: 2.00 - 2.30

Tour - Student-led Campus Tours leave from Geoffrey Manton throughout the day. See the Library, Sports facilities, academic buildings and the new Students’ Union

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Three ways to get information about our subject areas

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Go to a subject talk

Go to a lecture, workshop or tour

Meet our course tutors for 1:1 advice in the Courses Fair:

n Course content

n Entry requirements

n Graduate career paths

n Pick up course leaflets

Check the A-Z subject listings on pages 12-25 for the relevant stand number.

Stands are located in the Business School and Science and Engineering stands are in the John Dalton Building.

All subject areas offer additional subject activities. These include for instance:

n Taster lectures

n Workshops and Demonstrations

n Departmental tours

n Meet the course tutors Q&A sessions

Subjects activities are listed A-Z by subject area pages 12-25. Check the times and please note the colour-coding indicates the building locations of the activities.

Subject talks are overviews of different subject areas. They include:

n Course content

n Placement options

n Career destinations

Subjects are listed A-Z by subject area on pages 12-25. Check the times and please note the colour coding indicates the building locations of the talks.

Tips

Foundation YearSee the talks on page 18

Combined HonoursVisit the relevant subject stand(s) for the area(s) you are interested in.

Health and SafetyFire AlarmIf at any time during the Open Day you hear a continuous alarm, please leave the building by the nearest fire exit as quickly as possible. Student Ambassadors and staff will ensure that you are guided to the nearest exit and fire assembly point.

Illness or AccidentIf you feel ill or require first aid, please notify a member of staff or a Student Ambassador. First Aiders will be available on campus to help you all day.

Children Under 16 Years of AgeFor Health and Safety reasons there may be restrictions for children under the age of 16 years in gaining access to certain parts of the University’s buildings. They may accompany parents or guardians to the exhibition areas, but must be kept under close and constant supervision.

Open Day Cheshire campus Wed 1st July 10am-4pmBook a place at stand 26 or on our website

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Accounting and Finance 13

Acting, Dance, Drama, Music and Theatre 13

Art, Design and Media 13

Biological Sciences 15

Biomedical, Physiological and Dental Sciences 15

Business and Management 15

Chemistry and Forensic Science 16

Computing 16

Digital Media and Games Technology 16

Economics 16

Engineering, Physics and Product Design 17

English and Creative Writing 17

Fashion 17

Foundation Year 18

Geography and the Environment 19

Health and Social Care 19

History 20

Journalism and Information Technology 20

Languages, Linguistics and TESOL 21

Law 21

Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations and Retailing 21

Mathematics 21

Nutrition, Food, Hospitality, Tourism and Events Management 22

Philosophy, Politics and Public Services 23

Psychology 23

Sociology and Criminology 24

Sport, Exercise and Outdoor Studies 24

Sports Management and Sports Marketing 24

Teaching, Education, Childhood and Youth 25

Talks and activities Accounting and Finance – subject stand 13 u

u Accounting and Finance

Business School Lecture Theatre 34 11.45 - 12.15

Lecture Theatre 35 2.00 - 2.30

u The Business School Guide to Work Placements

Business School Lecture Theatre 27 12.30 - 1.00 2.45 - 3.15

Business School Tours – Meet at the tour departure point next to stand 13 (20 minute tour)

Financial Management (Combined Honours) - Cheshire campus. Visit stand 26 for more information. Our Open Day for the Cheshire campus is on the 1st July. Ask at the stand or visit our website to book your place

Acting, Dance, Drama, Music and Theatre – subject stand 11 u

n Acting

Geoffrey Manton Lecture Theatre 2 11.00 - 11.30


Dance, Drama, Music, Theatre and Arts led Community Practices – Cheshire campus. Visit stand 11 for more information. Our Open Day for the Cheshire campus is on the 1st July. Ask at stand 26 or visit our website to book your place

Art, Design and Media – subject stands 8, 9 and 10 u

n Welcome to the Manchester School of Art

Geoffrey Manton Lecture Theatre 2 10.15 - 10.45 2.00 - 2.30

n Foundation Diploma in Art and Design



Manchester School of Art Tours – Meet at the tour departure point in the Benzie Building. Tours leave every half hour from 10.15 to 3.15 (30 minute tour)

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Art – subject stand 9 u

n Department of Art courses (Art History, Art History and Curating, Fine Art, Fine Art and Art History and Interactive Arts)



Manchester School of Art Tours - Meet at the tour departure point in the Benzie Building. Tours leave every half hour from 10.15 to 3.15 (30 minute tour)

Design – subject stand 10 u

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n Illustration with Animation



n Interior Design


n Textiles in Practice



n Three Dimensional Design



Media – subject stand 8 u

n Animation


n Film and Media Studies


n Filmmaking


n Photography



Film, Television and Cultural Studies – Cheshire campus Visit stand 26 for more information. Our Open Day for the Cheshire campus is on the 1st July. Ask at the stand or visit our website to book your place

Biological Sciences – subject stand 31 l

l Biological Sciences (Biology, Ecology and Conservation, Animal Behaviour, Wildlife Biology, Microbiology and Molecular Biology)

John Dalton Lecture Theatre C0.14 11.00 - 11.30

Lab Tour – Following the subject talk - meet outside Lecture Theatre C0.14 at 11.35 (45 minute tour)

Biomedical, Physiological and Dental Sciences – subject stand 33 l

l Biomedical and Healthcare Science (Biomedical Science, Healthcare Science, Human Biology, Physiology)


Lab Tour – Following the subject talk - meet outside Lecture Theatre C0.14 at 1.05 (45 minute tour)

l Dental Technology

John Dalton Lecture Theatre T0.03 1.15 - 1.45

Lab Tour – Following the subject talk - meet outside Lecture Theatre T0.03 at 1.50 (45 minute tour)

Business and Management – subject stand 14 u

u Business Management (Business Management, Business Management with Law, M Business and Business Top-Up)



u Business Technology including Digital Technology Apprenticeships

Business School Seminar Room 1.25 (First Floor) 11.45 - 12.15

u Human Resource Management and M Human Resource Management


u International Business Management





Business School Tours Meet at the tour departure point next to stand 13 (20 minute tour)

Business and Management – Cheshire campus – Visit stand 26 for more information. Our Open Day for the Cheshire campus is on the 1st July. Ask at the stand or visit our website to book your place

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Chemistry and Forensic Science – subject stand 30 l

l Chemistry (Chemistry, Biology and Chemistry, Medicinal and Biological Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Chemistry)


Lab Tour –Following the subject talk - meet outside Lecture Theatre T0.03 at 10.50 (45 minute tour)

l Forensic Science (Forensic Chemistry, Forensic Biology, Forensic Science and Applied Criminology)


Lab Tour – Informal tours of the forensics suite and labs will run through the morning – please report to stand 30. Following the subject talk - meet outside Lecture Theatre C0.14 at 2.35 (45 minute tour)

Computing – subject stand 27 l

l Computing and Digital Technology (Computer Science, Software Engineering, Computer Forensics and Security)


Lecture Theatre C0.14 1.15 - 1.45

Lab Tour and Lab DemonstrationsFollowing the subject talk - meet outside Lecture Theatre C0.14 at 12.20 (45 minute tour)Following the subject talk - meet outside Lecture Theatre C0.14 at 1.50 (45 minute tour)

Digital Media and Games Technology– subject stand 27 l

l Computing and Digital Technology (Games Design and Development, Computer Animation and Visual Effects and Web Technologies)


Lecture Theatre C0.14 1.15 - 1.45

Lab Tour and Lab Demonstrations Following the subject talk - meet outside Lecture Theatre C0.14 at 12.20 (45 minute tour) Following the subject talk - meet outside Lecture Theatre C0.14 at 1.50 (45 minute tour)

Economics – subject stand 13 u

u Economics




Business School Tours – Meet at the tour departure point next to stand 13 (20 minute tour)

Engineering, Physics and Product Design – subject stand 28 l

l Engineering, Physics and Product Design (Mechanical Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Computer and Network Technology, Product Design and Technology, Design Engineering, Applied Physics)


Engineering and Product Design TourFollowing the subject talk - meet outside Lecture Theatre T0.03 at 12.20 (45 minute tour)

Physics TourFollowing the subject talk - meet outside Lecture Theatre T0.03 at 12.20 (45 minute tour)

English and Creative Writing – subject stand 19 u

n English (English, Creative Writing, Film, American Literature)


Meet the course tutors and current students and take a tour of the facilities

Geoffrey Manton Seminar Room 230 (Second Floor)

1.45 - 2.45

Taster Lecture


n A Foundation Year in Humanities, Languages and Social Science

Geoffrey Manton Lecture Theatre 104 (First Floor)

2.00 - 2.30

English, Creative Writing and Creative Writing led Community PracticesVisit stand 19 for more information. Our Open Day for the Cheshire campus is on the 1st July. Ask at stand 26 or visit our website to book your place

Fashion – subject stand 7 u

u Fashion

Busines School Lecture Theatre 34 10.15 - 10.45 2.45 - 3.15

u Fashion Art Direction

Business School Seminar Room 1.23 (First Floor)

1.15 - 1.45

n Welcome to the Manchester School of Art


Manchester School of Art Tours - Meet at the tour departure point in the Benzie Building. Tours leave every half hour from 10.15 to 3.15 (30 minute tour)

u Fashion Business and Management


11.00 - 11.30


Geography and the Environment – subject stand 32 l

l Geography and Environmental Science (Geography, Human Geography, Physical Geography, Environmental Management and Sustainability, Environmental Science)


u Business School Lecture Theatre 26 1.15 - 1.45

Lab TourFollowing the subject talk - meet outside Lecture Theatre C0.14 at 10.50 (45 minute tour)Following the subject talk - meet outside Lecture Theatre 26 at 1.50 (45 minute tour)

Health and Social Care – subject stands 1, 2, 4 and 5 u

u Adult Nursing – subject stand 1


Workshop session

Meet in the Brooks Building reception at 10.15 or 12.30 (1 hour workshop)

u Contemporary Health Studies – subject stand 5

Business School Seminar Room 4.06 (Fourth Floor)

11.45 - 12.15

u Physiotherapy – subject stand 2


Workshop session

Meet in the Brooks Building reception at 12.00 or 2.15 (30 minute workshop)

u Speech Pathology and Therapy – subject stand 2


Workshop session

Meet in the Brooks Building reception at 2.00 (45 minute workshop)

u Social Care – subject stand 4


12.30 - 1.00

u Social Work – subject stand 4


11.45 - 12.45 1.15 - 2.15

Faculty of Health, Psychology and Social Care Tours of the Brooks BuildingMeet at the tour departure point in the Brooks Building, marked on the campus map (pages 26-27) Tours leave regularly throughout the day 10.30-3.00 (20 minute tour)

on the campus

u Fashion Buying and Merchandising

Law School Lecture Theatre G.01 11.45 - 12.15

Taster Lecture


u Fashion Design and Technology – Menswear, Womenswear and Sportswear


Meet the course tutors

Righton Building C.1.12 (First Floor) 11.45 - 12.15

u International Fashion Promotion


Workshop session

Business School Computer Suite 2.08/2.09 (Second Floor)

2.45 - 3.15

u International Fashion Practice (Top-up Year)


12.30 - 1.00

Department of Apparel Tours – Meet at the tour departure point in the Righton Building reception. Tours leave on the hour from 11.00 to 3.00 (20 minute tour)

Foundation Year – subject stands 9, 12 and 29

u Foundation Year – subject stand 12

Foundation Years in Business and Law, Education, Fashion, Events, Tourism, Hospitality, Psychology, Humanities, Languages and Social Science



2.00 - 2.30

l Foundation Year – subject stand 29

Foundation Years in Science and Engineering

n Foundation Diploma in Art and Design – subject stand 9



Foundation Year – Cheshire campusVisit stand 26 for more information. Our Open Day for the Cheshire campus is on the 1st July. Ask at the stand or visit our website to book your place


History – subject stand 20 u

n History


Taster Lecture


Meet the course tutors and current students


12.00 - 1.00



2.00 - 2.30

Journalism and Information Technology – subject stand 21 u

n Multimedia Journalism


Taster lecture – Topical issues in Journalism. Meet the course tutors and current students and visit our specialist resource area

Geoffrey Manton Room 201 (Second Floor) 12.15 - 1.00

n Information Technology and Communications (Digital Media and Communications, Information and Communications, Web Development)


Taster Session – Meet the course tutors and current students and visit our specialist resource area

Geoffrey Manton Room 201 (Second Floor) 1.00 - 1.45



2.00 - 2.30

Languages, Linguistics and TESOL – subject stand 22 u

n Languages (French, Spanish, Linguistics and TESOL - minor routes in German, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Urdu)



Mabel Tylecote Room 101 (First Floor) 12.30 - 1.30



2.00 - 2.30

Law – subject stand 6 u

u Law

Law School Lecture Theatre G.01 11.00 - 11.30 1.15 - 1.45

Taster sessionExperience the legal world and take a tour of the Manchester Law School - meet outside the courtroom G.04 (Ground Floor) at 11.35 or 1.50

Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations and Retailing – subject stand 16 u

u Marketing and Advertising (Advertising and Brand Management, Marketing Management, Public Relations and Marketing, Retailing)

Business School Lecture Theatre 27Lecture Theatre 33

11.45 - 12.15 2.00 - 2.30



Business School ToursMeet at the tour departure point next to stand 13 (20 minute tour)

Marketing (Combined Honours) – Cheshire campusVisit stand 26 for more information. Our Open Day for the Cheshire campus is on the 1st July. Ask at the stand or visit our website to book your place

Mathematics – subject stand 27 l

l Mathematics (Mathematics, Financial Mathematics)


Computing Lab Tour – Following the subject talk - meet outside Lecture Theatre T0.03 at 1.05 or 1.50 (45 minute tour)


Nutrition, Food, Hospitality, Tourism and Events Management – subject stand 17 u

u Events Management


Taster Lecture


Facilities Tour Meet in the Righton Building reception at 11.30 or 2.15 (20 minute

u Hospitality Business Management

Business School Seminar Room 4.05(Fourth Floor)

12.30 - 1.00

Taster Lecture


1.15 - 1.45

Facilities Tour – Meet outside Seminar Room 4.05 at 1.45 (30 minute tour)

u Nutritional Sciences and Sport and Exercise Nutrition


11.45 - 12.15

Workshop


12.30 - 1.30


u Food Business Entrepreneurship


2.00 - 2.30

Workshop


2.45 - 3.15


u Tourism Management


11.00 - 11.30

Workshop


11.45 - 12.15


Events Management (Creative Industries and Sports Development) – Cheshire campus. Visit stand 26 for more information. Our Open Day for the Cheshire campus is on the 1st July. Ask at the stand or visit our website to book your place

Philosophy, Politics and Public Services – subject stand 20 u

n Philosophy


12.30 - 1.00



1.00 - 1.30

n Politics




11.30 - 12.00

n Public Services


11.00 - 11.30



11.30 - 12.00



2.00 - 2.30

Philosophy (Combined Honours) - Cheshire campus. Visit stand 26 for more information. Our Open Day for the Cheshire campus is on the 1st July. Ask at the stand or visit our website to book your place

Psychology – subject stand 3 u

u Psychology

Law School Lecture Theatre G.01 10.15 - 10.45 2.45 - 3.15

Taster Lecture

Brooks Building Lecture Theatre 4 1.15 - 2.00

Faculty of Health, Psychology and Social Care Tours of the Brooks BuildingMeet at the tour departure point in the Brooks Building, marked on the campus map (pages 26-27) Tours leave regularly throughout the day 10.30-3.00 (20 minute tour)

Psychology (Combined Honours), Psychology of Sport and Exercise – Cheshire campus. Visit stand 26 for more information. Our Open Day for the Cheshire campus is on the 1st July. Ask at the stand or visit our website to book your place


Sociology and Criminology – subject stand 18 u

n Sociology and Criminology




2.00 - 2.30

Sociology, Crime Studies, Abuse Studies – Cheshire campusVisit stand 26 for more information. Our Open Day for the Cheshire campus is on the 1st July. Ask at the stand or visit our website to book your place

Sport, Exercise and Outdoor Studies – subject stand 25 u

n Sport and Exercise Science (Sport and Exercise Science, Sport, Sport Development, Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy, Coaching and Sport Development, Coaching Studies)


Sport, Exercise and Outdoor Studies - Cheshire campusVisit stand 25 for more information. Our Open Day for the Cheshire campus is on the 1st July. Ask at the stand or visit our website to book your place

Sports Management and Sports Marketing – subject stand 15 u

u Sports Management and Sports Marketing

Business School Seminar Room 1.22 (1st Floor)

11.00 - 11.30



Business School Tours – Meet at the departure point next to stand 13 (20 minute tour)

Sports Management (Combined Honours) – Cheshire campusVisit stand 26 for more information. Our Open Day for the Cheshire campus is on the 1st July. Ask at the stand or visit our website to book your place

Teaching, Education, Childhood and Youth – subject stands 23 and 24 u

u Primary Education Course information and application advice session: personal statements, pre-entry experience and skills tests



u Early Years and Childhood Studies


11.00 - 11.30

u Education Studies and Religion, Education and Community


u Inclusive Education and Disability Studies


1.15 - 1.45

uYouth and Community Work


11.00 - 11.30

Childhood, Youth and Education Studies Taster sessionMeet in the Brooks Building reception at 11.30, 1.00 or 2.30 (45 minute session)

Faculty of Education Tours to the Brooks BuildingMeet at the tour departure point in the Brooks Building, marked on the campus map (pages 26-27). Tours leave regularly throughout the day from 10.15 - 3.15 (20 minute tour)

Primary Education, Early Years and Childhood Studies and Education Studies (Combined Honours) – Cheshire campus: Visit stands 23 and 24 for more information. Our Open Day for the Cheshire campus is on the 1st July. Ask at stand 26 or visit our website to book your place

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Manchester Campus

Brooks Health and Education Activities and Tours

Birley Halls Tour

Business and Law School

Courses Fair

Subject Talks and Activities

Business and Law School Tours

Geoffrey Manton

Student Life Fair

Campus Tours

Subject Talks and Activities

Sir Kenneth Green Library

Tour

Benzie

School of Art Tours

John Dalton

Science and Engineering Courses Fair Subject Talks and Activities

Righton

Department of Apparel and Events Management Tours

Student Accommodation

A Cavendish Hall

B Cambridge Hall

C Victoria Hall

D Briarfields Hall

E Oxford Court

F Birley Halls

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