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When booking you should have received a confirmation email and follow-up emails about the event. If you haven’t received our emails, then they may be in your junk folder. Please search for emails from no-reply@nottingham.ac.uk.

Please add no-reply@nottingham.ac.uk to your list of trusted senders in your email account, to ensure all emails related to the open day are received.

If you cannot find your emails, please contact us and we will be able to send you this information

Yes, you can bring as many guests as you wish, we don’t need to know guest names or numbers in advance. Just to be aware that some talks and activities will be limited to one guest per prospective student due to room capacities, but we have an award-winning campus and plenty of cafes for your guest(s) to pass the time in.

Yes, you can amend or cancel your booking via the booking confirmation email you received. Alternatively, you can contact us.

If you can't make it to our open days, you can still visit us by booking a student-led campus tour . 
 
There are also lots of ways to explore Nottingham from home. You can:

• Watch talks from academics and students on Find your Nottingham Live
• Hear what student life is really like on 
• Explore our campuses in your own time with our 
• Stay connected and follow us on social media

Yes! We have fantastic of University Park, Jubilee and Sutton Bonington campuses which may help you to learn a bit more about life at Nottingham.

We’re here to help, please contact us if you have any questions.

There’s so much to explore when you visit our open day, from subject talks to campus tours to accommodation drop ins. 

You can find details of what’s going on in our UoN Open Days app – it’s the only place to find a full schedule of activities taking place on the open day, so make sure you download it before you visit. 

Check out more information about the app on our plan your day page.

The open day officially starts at 9.30am but you don’t need to arrive at a set time, just pop in whenever suits you. Many of our talks are repeated and our drop-ins are open throughout the day. 

The only exception to this is if you’re attending one of our Veterinary Medicine open days – you'll need to make sure you arrive at the Vet School before the time stated on your booking confirmation email so you don't miss anything. 

To make the most of the day, we recommend downloading the UoN Open Days app in advance so you can see what is happening when. You can use the Plan feature to create a personalised plan for the day, which can help you work out when you need to arrive. 

If you’re travelling by car, it can be busy getting on to campus and parking up, so factor this into your plan to make sure you’re not rushing to your first activity. 

For most talks, seats are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. A small number of subject activities, such as Medicine and Law talks, require you to have a ticket - you can collect these on the day from the location specified in the UoN Open Days app. 

Tours are also not pre-bookable, so you can just go to the relevant tour departure point on the day. 

The only exception to this is if you’re interested in studying Veterinary Medicine – you need to book on to a specific Veterinary Medicine subject session at the point of booking your open day. 

For some activities, you may only be able to bring one guest with you. Your other guests are welcome to explore the campus, chat to our staff and students or grab a coffee while they wait.

No. You don’t need to arrive at 9.30am. Most activities run throughout the day on a drop-in basis.  

You can find full details of the timings of subject talks and activities in the UoN Open Days app, so make sure you download it before you visit.  

Most talks are repeated throughout the day, usually two or three times. If you miss all of the talks, our friendly staff and ambassadors will be available to chat to at the relevant subject or support service stand throughout the event – just drop by to ask your questions.  

You can also watch subject talks at any time on Open Days on demand. 

Yes, please come to campus! Our staff team will register you when you arrive, just head to one of our Welcome Zones.  

Use the postcodes below in your sat nav to find your way to us: 

North Entrance: NG7 2QB - if you're coming from J25 of the M1 or approaching from the west, we recommend using the North entrance. Please note that some sat nav systems may incorrectly indicate that this entrance is closed - it remains open and accessible. 

West Entrance: NG7 2QE  

West Entrance: LE12 5RD  

This campus is only for people interested in veterinary medicine, animal science, biotechnology, nutrition, or nutrition and dietetics.  

Dogs are allowed on our campuses, but only registered assistance dogs are allowed in our buildings. Any dogs on our campuses must be well-behaved, on a lead and remain outside. Please note that there aren’t any kennelling facilities on site for visitors’ dogs and we highly discourage dogs staying in cars unsupervised.