What happens on the day?
When you arrive, you will be greeted by our friendly student ambassadors who will complete your registration.
Planning Your Visit: To ensure you make the most of your visit, we'll send all registered guests a programme of activities and talks three weeks before the event to help you best plan your day.
Course Presentations: Our course presentations will be delivered by our course teams. Many of our degrees are taught by clinicians, scientists and allied health professionals who work on the front-line, so these presentations give you a chance to learn about the subjects that interest you and to hear first-hand their thoughts on building a career in science and health.
Interactive Sessions: You will have the opportunity to sign up for interactive sessions, delivered by our course teams and students. You will have the opportunity to see demonstrations of our specialist facilities or have the opportunity to get involved in an activity related to your course of interest.
Accommodation & Campus Tours: Our open day campus tours give you the chance to view a range of unique spaces and facilities, from our recently refurbished Students’ Union to the laboratories and the clinical cubicles used to teach and test our students, and our dedicated anatomage facilities, which gives students a firm grounding in anatomy. You can also take a look around our university-owned residences, Horton Halls, as part of an accommodation tour and see what it’s like to live away from home.
Undergraduate Student Panel Discussion: You are also welcome to attend an undergraduate student panel discussion, during which our current students will answer any questions you may have about life at St George’s.
What courses can I learn more about at this event?
Biomedical Science BSc/MSci
Clinical Pharmacology BSc
Diagnostic Radiography BSc
Healthcare Science (Physiological Sciences) BSc
Medicine MBBS
Medicine (graduate-entry) MBBS
Occupational Therapy BSc
Paramedic Science Bsc
Physiotherapy BSc
Radiotherapy and Oncology BSc