Discover where you belong at our brand new Open Days – designed around you. 

Immerse yourself in our hands-on subject sessions, experience campus life and uncover the amazing environment that will support your studies. It’s your chance to meet our knowledgeable and talented academic staff, current students and hear from graduates about how we have kickstarted their career journey.

We’ve also got unmissable talks and tours, informative sessions for parents, and practical tips to guide you through the application process and beyond.

You’re in charge. Build your day.

Upcoming Open Days

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Stoke-on-Trent campus

Our largest campus offers a wide variety of academic courses with a vibrant city life on your doorstep. Meet your future lecturers, our welcoming student community, explore cutting-edge facilities, sport and social venues, and a range of accommodation options.

Upcoming Open Days at Stoke-on-Trent

  • Saturday 18 October 2025
  • Saturday 29 November 2025
  • Saturday 6 December 2025
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Stafford campus

The Centre of Health Innovation is home to our close-knit community of aspiring healthcare professionals, from midwives to paramedics. Meet your future lecturers and experience our cutting-edge simulation facilities, immersive learning environments and specialist clinical facilities.

Upcoming Open Days at Stafford

  • Saturday 11 October 2025
  • Saturday 22 November 2025
  • Saturday 13 December 2025
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London campus

Our dedicated London campus is located in the former London 2012 Olympic Park. The Here East complex is buzzing with creative businesses and start-ups. Immerse yourself while mastering technologies and skills of the future.

Upcoming Open Days at London

  • Saturday 4 October 2025
  • Saturday 15 November 2025
  • Saturday 6 December 2025
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A degree is the launchpad to your future

Going to university is a real investment in your future. In fact, graduates go on to earn, on average, between £200,000 and £400,000 more than non-graduates over their lifetime. More than nine out of 10 graduates would still go to university if they made the choice all over again.

Did you know, you only start repaying what you owe once you graduate and earn at least £25,000? Just 9% of your income above this threshold will go towards repayments - the equivalent of £22.50 a month if your salary is £28,000. 

(2025 HEPI report: UK Higher Education - Public Perceptions vs Reality)

Making the most of your Open Day experience

  1. Discover your subject

    Step inside your future course spaces and put your skills into action through live challenges and scenarios. Delve into your chosen subject, investigate topics, meet your future lecturers and get hands-on with our cutting-edge technology and facilities.

  2. Discover your gateway to your career

    Real students, real stories, real success. Explore placement opportunities at home and abroad, find out about industry projects and meet employers who connect our students with opportunities. It’s all about careers, not courses.

  3. Discover personalised support

    Chat to us about what makes you unique and how we can support you in your studies and student life. This may be tailored support for health and wellbeing or academic skills. We'll offer all the help you need to succeed.

  4. Discover your new student community

    Explore our diverse and inclusive community where you can be you. Find out about our 70-plus student-led clubs and societies, get involved in competitive sports teams, or join our Students’ Union networks championing the views of our entire student community. Whether you choose to live on campus or not, we'll share a taste of student life with you.

  5. Discover more about your application journey

    Engage with us on your application, personal statements, portfolios and interviews so you stand the very best chance of securing your place. Meet the teams who can help on a wide range of subjects from accommodation to funding.

What to expect at our Open Days 

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Quiet programme

Our Open Days are really popular and so can be busy events. Some of our visitors may benefit from a more reflective time, so that's why we offer a quiet programme. This inclusive and supportive programme is designed for students who are impacted by sensory overload, have autism spectrum condition, hearing or visual impairments, and applicants who may struggle with communication or have anxiety.

Learn and explore with smaller groups. Come and join us at a ‘Why University of Staffordshire’ session available in the morning, alongside quieter events that are held in the afternoon. 

Quiet programmes are available at our larger and busier Stoke-on-Trent campus, while the main events at our Stafford and London campuses tend to be smaller and more relaxed overall.

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How to find us

Our campuses are well connected to local, regional, and national transport links. Visitors are encouraged to take advantage of public transport to help us with our sustainability goals.

 

Stoke-on-Trent campus

The Open Day registration point is in the Catalyst building on our Leek Road site.

If you're travelling by train, you'll need to get off at Stoke-on-Trent railway station and head out of the main doors on platform 1. Cross the road using the pedestrian crossing then turn right, heading past the station car park. The Open Day registration point is a short walk from here. If you need further directions, you can find our student ambassadors at the railway station and on campus. They're easy to spot in their red uniform.

Both our College Road and Leek Road sites have excellent bus links within the city centre and wider area. Open Day signage will direct you around the campus and lead you to the registration point.

Our Stoke-on-Trent campus is within easy reach of the M6 motorway, A50 and A34 if you’re travelling by car. To get to the car park on Leek Road, use the postcode ST4 2DF. This postcode will take you to our main entrance, where our ambassadors will direct you to the nearest car park. The Catalyst Building, where you will need to register, is a short walk from all of our Leek Road car parks. Parking is free on Open Days.

Electric Vehicle Charging is available at our Stoke-on-Trent campus on Leek Road and College Road car parks.

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Stafford campus

Registration takes place in the atrium of the Centre for Health Innovation.

If you're travelling by train, you'll get off at Stafford railway station. We'll signpost you to our free return shuttle bus which runs regularly between Stafford station and our Stafford Campus on Open Days.

Our Stafford campus is easily reached from the M6 motorway and the A34. To get to the car park on Blackheath Lane, use the postcode ST18 0YB. Parking is free on Open Days.

Electric Vehicle Charging is available at our Stafford campus on the main car park. 

There will be signage on campus to lead you to the right talks and fairs, plus our friendly student ambassadors will be on campus to help direct you around.

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Explore campus before you visit

Stoke-on-Trent campus

The largest of our campuses, a creative hub of innovation and possibility.

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Stafford Campus

Looking to specialise in all things healthcare? Then our Stafford campus is the place to be.

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Get in touch

If you have questions about attending an Open Day at any of our campuses, contact our friendly support team.

for Career Prospects

Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2025

Top 5 for Social Inclusion

The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2025

for First Generation Students

The Mail University Guide 2025

of Research Impact is ‘Outstanding’ or ‘Very Considerable’

Research Excellence Framework 2021

for Facilities

Whatuni Student Choice Awards 2023

of Research is “Internationally Excellent” or “World Leading”

Research Excellence Framework 2021

Four Star Rating

QS Star Ratings 2021