Sunday 1 and Saturday 21 March, from 10am
Find out more about why UoG is right for you, with immersive course sessions designed to give you a real flavour of student life.
Sunday 1 and Saturday 21 March, from 10am
Find out more about why UoG is right for you, with immersive course sessions designed to give you a real flavour of student life.

Take a look at our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for more information, like start and finish times, parking, how many guests you can bring and other handy tips to help you get the most from your day.
Your schedule for the day is outlined below. Student ambassadors will be on hand to help you find your way to the right session at the right time.
Check in at City Campus main reception and enjoy a complimentary tea or coffee.
A warm welcome to your day, outlining what to expect.
Hear from our students about what life is like at UoG.
11.15 – 11.30am: Break (Early Childhood Studies / Education, Inclusion, Special Educational Needs and Disabilities / Education and Psychology / Education, Digital Learning and Technology courses only.)
Meet the lecturers and hear from them about the modules you’ll take and study methods and styles you’ll use, plus the chance to hear more about placement opportunities in school settings.
Meet the lecturers and hear from them about the modules you’ll take and study methods and styles you’ll use. Early Childhood Studies / Education, Inclusion, Special Educational Needs and Disabilities / Education and Psychology / Education, Digital Learning and Technology courses.
12 – 1pm: Lunch
Early Childhood Studies
Exploring Early Childhood Today Through Digital Media
Together we’ll explore a range of images and videos depicting childhood today, plus you’ll have the opportunity to chat with a current student to find out more about the course and all the opportunities at UoG.
Education and Psychology
Education, Digital Learning and Technology
Education, Inclusion, Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
What Shapes Learning? An Inclusive Education Taster Session
Join us for an engaging taster session exploring what helps children and young people to learn, and what can sometimes create barriers to learning. Through short activities and a real-life learner scenario, you will consider how relationships, wellbeing, identity, and environment shape educational experiences.
There will be a range of ways to take part, including thinking, writing, listening, or sharing ideas, so you can participate in a way that feels comfortable. This session offers a valuable introduction to studying Education at University of Gloucestershire and the inclusive principles that underpin our courses, while inviting you to reflect on the kind of educator you may wish to become.
Primary Education with QTS
Session 1 – Primary history: Wonderful things!
Join the explorer Howard Carter and enter the tomb of Tutankhamun. Discover the treasures that tell us about ancient times. Inspire curiosity and experience an enquiry-based approach to developing teaching and learning using archaeological evidence.
Session 2 – Creature Chaos: Built to survive
Step into the role of a creature survival consultant in this hands-on session! Explore environments, uncover survival challenges, and see how real animals use clever adaptations to thrive. Design your own creature, test it in a fast-paced challenge, and discover creative, hands-on ways to bring primary science lessons to life for young learners.
Note: These sessions will run for 40 minutes each
While offer holders take part in interactive sessions, guests can attend this Q&A session to find out more about UoG and ask questions about tuition fees and loans, accommodation options and admissions.
Take a guided tour around the campus with one of our student ambassadors and immerse yourself in life as a UoG student.
Blackfriars residence will be available to view until 4pm. This mix of en-suite rooms, townhouses and self-contained studios is located in Gloucester city centre, a 5-minute walk from City Campus.
Upper Quay will be available to view until 5pm. It offers en-suite rooms and is situated in the Westgate quarter of Gloucester, a 5-minute walk from City campus.

By attending an offer holder day, you’ll have the opportunity to upgrade your conditional offer to make it unconditional*. To accept your offer, head to the UCAS Hub and make your firm and insurance choices.
*Excludes Primary Education with QTS

For September 2026 entry, you’re guaranteed a place in university or partner managed halls if you accept a place at UoG and apply for accommodation by 3 July 2026. Find out more about all our promises below.

If you’re not in a job 6 months after graduating, we’ll guarantee 6 months of free support, a paid internship* and lifetime career coaching.

We guarantee our first year students accommodation on, or near, the campus you’re studying at.

With over 4,000 placements, internship opportunities and over 60 societies to join – we have the connections to meet your ambitions.
*terms apply, view eligibility criteria

If you have time to spare, why not take some time to explore the historic, vibrant city that you’ll call home?
There are some great options for shopping at the Quays and plenty of places to eat and drink in Gloucester Docks, which is only a 5-minute walk away.

Take a look at these FAQs for more information, like start and finish times, parking, how many guests you can bring and other handy tips to help you get the most from your day.
If you still have questions about the event please email [email protected] or call 01242 714300.
If your question relates to your offer, email [email protected] or call 03330 141414