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1. www.reading.ac.uk › ready-to-study › visiting-andUndergraduate Open Days - University of Reading

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   If you're interested in postgraduate study, you are welcome to attend an undergraduate Open Day and experience general aspects of the University. However, you may wish to view our dedicated postgraduate events information .

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3. www.reading.ac.uk › visiting-and-open-daysOpen Days and visiting - University of Reading

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   Explore our campuses, chat to staff and students, and see if Reading is the right university for you. Visit our Open Days page to find out more.

4. portal.reading.ac.uk › essentials › DiscoverUndergraduate Open Days - portal.reading.ac.uk

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   If you're interested in postgraduate study, you are welcome to attend an undergraduate Open Day and experience general aspects of the University. However, you may wish to view our dedicated postgraduate events information .

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6. www.reading.ac.uk › events › sitecoreUndergraduate Open Days - University of Reading

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   Open Days offer you the chance to get a feel for what living and studying at the University of Reading is really like. You’ll have the opportunity to explore your subject area of interest through attending talks, sessions and tours of facilities and chatting to our academics and current students.

7. www.reading.ac.uk › essentials › The-Important-StuffKey dates | University of Reading

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   The following dates outline the new semester structure for September 2024/25 onwards, see more detail by week. Please see below exceptions to the calendar for Postgraduate students. * campus services may be operating different opening times, please check the student app for the latest news.

8. portal.reading.ac.uk › student › sitecoreUndergraduate Open Days - portal.reading.ac.uk

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   Our open days are completed for the year. However, you have the opportunity to visit our campus by attending a Taster day or signing up for a student-led or self-guided campus tour. We will have more open days in June 2024. Register your interest to be first to hear when bookings open.

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   What is the University of Reading Open Day Guide?

   • This guide has been written to enable you to fully take part in our Open Days and collect all the information you need about the University of Reading in a way that is comfortable for you. We hope it provides you with information and support to plan your day in advance, and to make the most of it.

   Accessing the University of Reading Open Days

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   What are reading students' union open days?

   • Reading Students’ Union will be open throughout the day offering tours, delivering student-life talks and offering an insight into the many sports, clubs and societies we have available at Reading! The Open Days start at 09:00 and finish at 16:00 on both Friday and Saturday.

   Undergraduate Open Days - University of Reading

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   What are open days?

   • Open Days offer the chance to experience what living and studying at the University of Reading is really like. You’ll have the opportunity to explore your subject area of interest, attending talks, sessions and tours of facilities as well as have the chance to chat to our academics and current students.

   Undergraduate Open Days - University of Reading

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   Where is the University of Reading located?

   • The University of Reading is located across two main campuses in Reading town. Our Whiteknights Campus is the larger campus where most of our subjects are taught. This is also where you’ll find our central services, students’ union, and most of our accommodation.

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   What is reading week?

   • Week 6 of each semester is sometimes referred to as 'Reading Week', please check with your academic school if this is the case for your programme. You are still considered to be in semester-time during this week Some programmes have start and end dates outside of the standard Academic Calendar.

   Key dates | University of Reading

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   How do I get to Reading University?

   • We ofer free bus travel to the University on dedicated buses from the train station, which you can use whether you travelled by train to Reading or live locally. Student ambassadors will be wearing red t-shirts and holding lollipop signs.

   Accessing the University of Reading Open Days

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10. static.reading.ac.uk › Accessing-UoR-Open-DaysAccessing the University of Reading Open Days

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    You will be given a paper copy of our Open Day Guide – which includes a map of the campus (tailored to Open Day activity and colour coded), the full programme of activity, and other information such as where you can eat, who to ask for help and other practical information about the day.