Open Days are a fantastic opportunity to find out more about studying with us. During the day staff from all of our Faculties are available to talk to you about our courses and offer you advice on applying for a place. You'll also be able to speak to some of our current students about their experiences and take a tour around our campuses.

Our Cambridge and Chelmsford campuses have upcoming Open Days on:

Undergraduate

• Saturday 23 June, 10am - 2pm
• Saturday 6 October, 10am - 2pm
• Saturday 3 November, 10am - 2pm

Postgraduate

• Saturday 14 July, 10am - 2pm
• Saturday 17 November, 10am - 2pm

Open Days/Evenings at our college partners

University Centre Peterborough

• Monday 14 May 2012, 6pm - 8pm

University Centre Harlow

• Thursday 3 May 2012, 5.30pm - 8pm

 

We'll be attending a number of UCAS-organised events throughout 2012, view a full list of the events where you can meet us.

• 18 April - 3 May 2012 - Tangenticide
• 9 - 24 May 2012 - Movement in Location
• 8 - 14 June 2012 - CSA Degree Show 2012
• 19 - 29 June & 3-12 July 2012 - Poetry, Language, Code and Games Artists Play

View a complete list of upcoming exhibitions

Healthcare Science

• 8 May - Fulbourn

Operating Department Practice

• 7 June - Chelmsford
• 12 June - Fulbourn

Social Work

• 23 May - Chelmsford
• 19 June 2012

 

• 9 May - Freedom
• 11 - 12 May - Italia 'n' Caledonia
• 13 May - Backgammon for Beginners

- 17 May - Anglia Ruskin Orchestra and Chorus

• 18 - 19 May - Egusi Soup

View a complete list of upcoming productions

21 May - Hard Rain exhibition
One of the most successful photographic exhibitions ever created, Hard Rain is a photographic essay that illustrates the interlinked challenges of climate change, poverty, population expansion, habitat destruction, species extinction, pollution and the wasteful use of resources. The exhibition brings these global challenges alive in a moving and unforgettable way.

28 May - Altogether Now panel debate series: Responding to a Changing Global Climate
There are a few areas of science that spark,such powerful emotions from the public as the study of our changing climate. There is no doubt that our climate is changing but the reasons for, and our approaches to the problems presented by, a warming global climate are both hotly contested and vitally important - to all of our futures.

30 May- Altogether Now and Transition present 'The Crisis of Civilization' Film Screening
The crisis of civilization is a documentary feature film investigating how global crises like ecological disaster, financial meltdown, dwindling oil reserves, terrorism and food shortages are converging symptoms of a single, failed global system.

31 May - Altogether Now panel debate series : Dealing with the deficit and facing austerity
The 2008 crash exposed a debt crisis in the UK of great proportions , but the best way to respond to a problem of such scale remains a vexed question. We will explore, discuss, and often vehemently disagree about the efficacy, intentions and underlying logic of the possible approaches to managing the deficit and the future for the state and public spending after the austerity is over.


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Public arts programme: V I S U A L I S E

Date: January - July 2012
Venue: Cambridge

V I S U A L I S E brings new, exciting temporary public art projects, exhibitions, workshops and events to Cambridge. and features collaborations with the Lord Ashcroft International Business School and the Faculty of Science and Technology.

For more information visit www.visualisecambridge.org