Open days
Discover what it’s like to study at Surrey at one of our undergraduate open days.
Looking for postgraduate open events? Visit our postgraduate open event information.
Upcoming open days
Undergraduate open day
This event will include information and subject-specific talks for all courses. There will also be opportunities to explore our campus and discover more about student services, accommodation, employability and student finance.
Undergraduate open day (Vet, Health Sciences, Medicine and GSA)
This event will include information and subject-specific talks for School of Veterinary Medicine, School of Health Sciences, School of Medicine and Guildford School of Acting only. There will also be opportunities to explore our campus and discover more about student services, accommodation, employability and student finance.
Undergraduate open day
This event includes information and subject-specific talks for all courses excluding the School of Medicine. There will also be opportunities to explore our campus and discover more about student services, accommodation, employability and student finance.
Undergraduate open day
This event will include information and subject-specific talks for all programmes excluding the School of Veterinary Medicine and School of Medicine. There will also be opportunities to explore our campus and discover more about student services, accommodation, employability and student finance.
Undergraduate open day
This event will include information and subject-specific talks for all courses excluding the School of Veterinary Medicine, School of Medicine and Guildford School of Acting. There will also be opportunities to explore our campus and discover more about student services, accommodation, employability and student finance.
What to expect at an open day
The best way to get to know the University of Surrey is to experience it. Our open days give you the chance to chat to our current students and academics to gain an insight into what studying at Surrey is like.
At the open day, I felt really welcomed and like I'd be well-supported academically.Tom Illsley, Current student
