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Take your studies further at University College Birmingham
There are so many reasons for you to choose to study at postgraduate level at University College Birmingham in the heart of the city.
Whether you are thinking of career progression or are passionate about a particular subject, a postgraduate or 'master’s' degree could be your next step. Our postgraduate open day is the chance to meet lecturers, get a better understanding of what it means to study at this higher level and help you choose the right course for you.
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AI in Business Operations Management
Online webinar
In this thought-provoking session, we’ll explore how artificial intelligence tools like chatbots are transforming lean operations - cost efficiency, speed, dependability, flexibility, and quality. You’ll gain a hands-on understanding of these AI modules and their impact on business foundations. This online classroom session, filled with interactive activities, engaging discussions, and a Q&A session, is aimed at Enterprise Management MSc and International Business Management MSc applicants.
Monday, 9 June 2025, 3pm-4pm or 4pm-5pm
Register nowPsychology in the real world
Online webinar
Are you curious about the MSc Psychology (Conversion) course and how it can help you transition into the fascinating field of psychology? Join our upcoming online session to learn more about this contemporary and professionally accredited programme designed to unlock your potential.
Monday, 30 June 2025, 3pm-4pm
Register nowPublic Health Online Masterclass
Online webinar
Join us for an engaging online event exploring the challenges and opportunities in global public health. Discover how the MSc in Public Health equips professionals with the skills and knowledge to address the broader social determinants of health, promote wellbeing, and tackle key public health issues. Learn about core principles such as multi-agency working, public health policy, and practical skills mapped to the Public Health Knowledge and Skills Framework (PHKSF). Taught by expert lecturers in fields such as health psychology, nutrition, and leadership, this course is designed to help you make a real impact.
Monday, 30 June 2025, 3pm-4pm
Register nowEquity Financing, Market Analysis and Trading
Online webinar
Calling all aspiring Finance and Accounting MSc students passionate about a career as financial analysts, investment bankers, stock brokers. Meet our experienced faculty members to understand the basics of investing in the equity markets. Using our trading platform (Infront), this event would provide key insights into evaluating the stock market performances of companies listed on the London Stock Exchange.
Wednesday, 11 June 2025, 4pm-5pm
Register nowEducation MA - Online Open Evening
Online webinar
Join us to discover our Education MA, a programme designed to align with contemporary issues and movements within the education sector. During this engaging course, you’ll have the opportunity to develop a critical understanding of key factors in education that will challenge and broaden your perspectives. Our modules cover a diverse range of topics, including social justice, inequality, gender, socioeconomic status, and educational psychology. You’ll explore theories of learning, approaches to behaviour, and the role of cognition, gaining valuable insights to shape your future in education.
Monday, 7 July, 4pm-5pm
Register nowManaging Across Cultures: 'Uncovering'
Online webinar
Join this online session promoting diversity and inclusion within the learning and workplace environment. This brief but important session will focus on how and why individuals cover up/hide their diversity in the workplace and solutions on how to embrace diversity and inclusion in the workplace. This session is for those wanting to study MA in Culinary Arts Management.
Monday, 2 June 2025, 11am-12pm
Register nowFarm to Plate
Online webinar
Join us for an engaging online session where we will look into how the transformative Farm to Fork Strategy influences restaurant business efficiency, path to net zero emissions, the evolution of menu design, and standardising front-of-pack nutritional labeling as a new norm in restaurant offerings. This session is for those wanting to study MA in Culinary Arts Management.
Monday, 14 July 2025, 12pm-12:45pm
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Meet our academics
On the day, our academics will give you all the information about your subject of interest and how it can benefit your future career progress.
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Chat to a student
You will have a chance to chat with our student ambassadors and ask them any questions about studying at University College Birmingham. Alternatively, we have our Unibuddies who can answer your questions – visit our courses section on our website to start a chat with them.
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Financing your studies
We will provide you with information about course fees, scholarships and internships, plus you can check if you are eligible to receive a postgraduate loan.
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Admissions team
Once you get all your questions answered and you are happy with your decision, our admissions team will help you submit your application.
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FAQs for on-campus events
I would like to attend your open day – how do I book a place?
You can book your place here. We will also accept walk-ins on the day.
Do I need to bring a copy of my open day confirmation?
Yes. You can print your open-day confirmation and bring it with you or have it open on your phone once you arrive so that we can register you on the day.
What time does the event start?
The event starts at 5pm and runs until 7.30pm. You will be able to join drop-in Q&As with our lecturers and speak with our support services (such as Admissions, Student Finance, Student Wellbeing and others).
Do I have to book to attend this event?
Although we advise booking, we will accept walk-ins on the day.
Which campus do I need to go to?
Please check your booking confirmation to ensure you attend the right campus. It will likely be Moss House. If you are unsure where to register, please contact events@ucb.ac.uk or call 0121 232 4300.
I am interested in more than one course – do I have to register for each course?
As long as you register on arrival, you do not need to register for more than one course.
I have not received email confirmation of my booking – what should I do?
If you do not receive a confirmation email of your booking, please get in touch with us. You can email events@ucb.ac.uk or call 0121 232 4300. Remember to check your junk mail.
What happens if I arrive late?
If you arrive late, you will still be able to speak with the course lecturers, who will assist with any outstanding information. We also have course-specific online events you will be able to join to ask any additional questions you didn’t have a chance to ask. Please note most of our course-specific online sessions will be available from January 2025.
I wish to cancel my open day booking – how can I do this?
Please email events@ucb.ac.uk or call 0121 232 4300 if you would like to cancel your place.
Do I need to let you know if I or one of my guests has a disability?
Please let us know in advance and we will be happy to make further arrangements.
How can I contact the University?
If you have any questions you can contact us on 0121 232 4300.
Alternatively, you can submit any queries online via our enquiry form.
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