Open Days
Visit the University of Bradford
Our Open Days are your best opportunity to find out what it's like to study at the University of Bradford.
You can join tours of our campus and accommodation, speak to current students, and meet the academics you'll be learning from.
Our next events are:
- Wednesday 24 October, 16:00-18:00
Health CPD Open Evening
- Saturday 3 November, 9:00-13:00
Undergraduate and postgraduate Open Morning - Wednesday 21 November, 13:00-17:00
Undergraduate and postgraduate Open Afternoon
24 October - book your place
Open Evening, 16:00-18:00. For Health CPD courses
3 November - book your place
Open morning, 09:00-13:00. For undergraduate and postgraduate study
21 November - book your place
Open afternoon, 13:00-17:00. For undergraduate and postgraduate study
Getting here
University of Bradford
Richmond Road, Bradford
BD7 1DP
By car
Sat Nav: BD7 1PP
Free parking is available on the day for visitors in our Shearbridge Green Car Park, off Great Horton Road.
By public transport
If you’re getting the bus to Bradford, or arriving by train at Forster Square or Bradford Interchange, the University is 15 minutes’ walk from the city centre.
Go through City Park and continue past the Alhambra Theatre up Great Horton Road. Campus is about 300 metres up this hill, just beyond the College.
Contact us
If you have any questions about travel or parking please contact our enquiries team.
Open Day tips
Quiz the experts - nobody knows a course better than the person who teaches it. At an Open Day, you can quiz tutors and decide whether their course is right for you. You can find info on loads of other courses too, who knows, you might discover something brand new.
Attend talks - talks are perfect for giving you info on things you may not have even thought about. From fees and finance, to student life and societies, talks are varied and take place throughout the day. Plan the talks you want to attend in advance.
See it to believe it - you’re not just choosing a university, you’re choosing a campus, a city and a lifestyle. Give yourself time to discover everything the university and city have to offer for you, don’t just believe the rumours. Chat to the Students’ Union about sports, societies and social life and head into the city for a bite to eat.
Bring your friends and family - don’t go it alone; take a friend or someone from the family. It’s a good idea to talk things through with someone after an Open Day, especially if it’s your first one.
We have a parents and carers lounge at our Open Day where they can attend talks designed just for them, and you can take a break.
Plan your personal statement - at an Open Day you’ll be able to get insider tips on what to include in your statement so be sure to chat to the tutors about it. We run personal statement writing workshops at our Open Days to give you an edge.