Our taster day is all about discovering what makes our university special.
Our friendly team will be on hand throughout the day to help you make the most out of your visit. Look out for staff in green jackets, ready to answer any questions and student ambassadors (you won't miss them in their yellow hoodies!) eager to share their personal experiences with you.
When you arrive, please head to the library by the main entrance (postcode: SW15 5PU) to register. Registration opens at 9.30am and the programme starts at 10am!
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Subject taster morning
10am - 12noon
Get a sneak peek into life at Roehampton. Experience what it’s like to study your chosen subject, explore new interests, and discover how Roehampton can help you take your passions to the next level!
Welcome talk: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Cinema, Sir David Bell
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, 311, Sir David Bell
Presenter: Joe Hoole
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Computing, Engineering, and the Built Environment
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, 001 Howard
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, 201 Dorothy Buchanan
Activity: From surface to form
Presenters: Stephen Pretlove and Phevos Kallitsis
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Cinema, Sir David Bell
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, 109, Sir David Bell
Presenters: Richard Burgess and Andrew Wareham
Hear about how our courses help you explore global issues, power and society and build skills in analysis, debate, research and communication. Join a session where you will connect with staff who will talk about how politics matters in the world today and how understanding international relations shapes careers in diplomacy, policy, advocacy and beyond.
Explore what it’s like to study politics and history together as part of the combined degree, and learning more about our History provision, ranked 1st in London for Academic Support in the National Student Survey 2024.
Take part in an interactive discussion where you will consider real world issues, ask questions and begin to see how political thinking connects with social change and public life. Learn how these degrees give you confidence to work with complex ideas, communicate clearly and follow your interests into further study, research or professional pathways.
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Life and Health Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Digby Chapel
10.30 - 10.50am: minibuses to Whitelands College (outside of Digby Chapel)
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.50 - 11.40am, 232 Parkstead House
Presenters: Haluk and Mary Hutton
How Do Birds Fly? A Hands-On Exploration of Flight!
Discover the fascinating science behind bird flight in this interactive laboratory session designed to bring biology and physics together. You’ll explore how birds generate the thrust needed for take-off and sustained flight, and how wing shape and structure are perfectly adapted for life in the air.
Using a live experimental set-up, you’ll get hands-on experience investigating how changes in wind speed and wing angle affect lift and thrust. By adjusting airflow and observing real-time effects, you’ll see first-hand how small changes in wing orientation can make a big difference to flight performance.
The session also connects biology to real-world innovation, showing how principles of bird flight inspire modern aircraft wing design and the development of drones. If you’re curious about how nature influences technology and want to experience what practical biological science is really like, this session offers an exciting glimpse into the importance of studying BSc (Hons) Biological Sciences.
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Life and Health Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Digby Chapel
10.30 - 10.50am: minibuses to Whitelands College (outside of Digby Chapel)
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.50 - 11.40am, 129 Parkstead House
Presenters: Haluk and Mary Hutton
Diagnostics in Action: Get Hands-On with Biomedical Science
Experience the practical aspects within a diagnostic laboratory and discover how biomedical scientists play a vital role in patient care. Working in a teaching lab environment, you’ll explore how patient samples are analysed to help diagnose disease. From preparing specimens to running tests and interpreting results, you’ll gain insight into the scientific processes that underpin clinical decision-making.
Guided by experienced staff, you’ll take part in one example investigation learning how accuracy, quality control, and teamwork are essential to delivering reliable results for patient treatment. Whether you’re curious about hospital laboratories, love practical science, or are considering a career in biomedical science, this session offers a realistic glimpse into bringing biomedical science to life beyond the classroom.
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Computing, Engineering, and the Built Environment
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, 001 Howard
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, 101 Dorothy Buchanan
Activity: £50,000 refurbishment challenge
Presenters: Stephen Pretlove and Jane Ballantyne
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: Faculty of Business and Law
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Chapman Hall, Queen's Building
Breakout tour and subject taster session
- Accounting
- Business and Computing
- Business and Law
- Business Management and Economics
- Business Management and Finance
- Economics
- Finance and Accounting
- International Relations and Economics
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, Bloomberg Trading Room (043), Queen's Building
Presenter: Dan Nunan, Stephen O'Regan, Bernado Pimental
From Classroom to Trading Floor: Learning through Bloomberg: Step into our Bloomberg Lab for an immersive introduction to the world of finance. You will see how real-world finance works as an ex-banker turned academic demonstrates how traders, analysts, and fund managers use the Bloomberg Terminal to interpret real-time markets and make informed decisions.
By bringing capital markets to life, the session sparks curiosity about the professional skills behind modern finance and concludes by showing how our finance degrees transform that curiosity into expertise - preparing you for rewarding careers and giving your parents confidence in our practical, career-focused education.
Breakout tour and subject taster session
- Business Management
- Business Management and Entrepreneurship
- Business Management and Marketing
- Digital Marketing
- Human Resource Management
- International Business
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, Chapman Hall, Queen's Building
Presenter: Dan Nunan, Bari Malik, Sahil Sambayal, Oreste Msapes, Jackeline Bamfo
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Computing, Engineering, and the Built Environment
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, 001 Howard
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, 001 Dorothy Buchanan
Activity: Protect the duck from the waves
Presenters: Stephen Pretlove, Elilarasi Kanthasamy and Thadshajini Suntharalingam
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Computing, Engineering, and the Built Environment
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, 001 Howard
Breakout tour and subject taster session
- Computer Science
- Computer Games Programming
- Computing and Digital Technologies
- Cyber Security
- Software Engineering
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, 117 Sir David Bell
Presenters: Stephen Pretlove, Mastaneh Davis, Lisa Haskel, Sayed Talebi, Rogerio Da-Silva
Explore our six dedicated computing labs, including a specialised cyber security lab, with access to all the software you need on your personal device anytime.
Take part in a practical taster session, Connect the Containers! where you’ll build two isolated environments using Docker containers or virtual machines, create a web server, build a client to connect to it, and see real networking in action. No prior experience is needed, just curiosity and enthusiasm!
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Cinema, Sir David Bell
Breakout tour and subject taster session
- Criminology
- Criminology and Criminal Psychology
- Criminology and Policing
- Criminology with Digital Forensics
- International Relations & Economics
- Politics and International Relations
- Politics, International Relations and History
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, 220, Sir David Bell
Presenters: Angie Pepper and Bisola Akintoye
In this session, you will discover how the Social Sciences provide the essential toolkit for understanding and addressing the most urgent challenges of our time.
First, hear how our Criminology degree helps you understand crime, justice and society, and prepares you for future careers across criminal justice, community work, policy and research.
We will then see how our Politics and International Relations degree empowers you to challenge the status quo. By understanding how power operates both domestically and globally, you will learn to anticipate and analyse shifts in an uncertain political world and develop the specific skills needed to carve out a career that actually changes it.
Together, these programmes offer a unique opportunity to study in London and engage directly with the real-world issues shaping communities today.
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Take part in an interactive taster session where you will look at case study scenarios, share ideas, and start thinking like a criminologist.
Welcome talk: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Cinema, Sir David Bell
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, Michaelis Theatre
Presenter: Tamara Tomic-Vajagic
In this session you will be invited to 'taste' a Dancer's day at Roehampton. After the initial greeting , you will be invited to take part in a short movement class (30 mins: including a warm up, dance phrase and. a creative task). The taster class will be taught by our student Dance company Third Row Directors, Mads Waterman and Morgan Holder. Following this, you will see some examples of student work. Mads, Morgan and the BA Dance Programme Leader and course director, Dr Tamara Tomic-Vajgic will be happy to answer any of your questions.
Please dress comfortably to move - loose top and trousers (or leggings) will be perfect. No particular dance shoes - feel free to dance in (dance) socks or barefoot.
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Cinema, Sir David Bell
Breakout tour and subject taster session
- Digital Design
- Graphic Design
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, 121, Sir David Bell
Presenter: Ines Robelo
Find out more about what our courses entail and what makes them distinctive. This includes how will you learn, your future prospects and meeting the team and what expertise will they bring you.
Fellow students already studying the courses will also be available to share their experience on the courses as we look forward to meeting you.
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Education
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Portrait Room, Grove House
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, Terrace Room, Grove House
Presenters: Philippa Velija and Sigrid Brogaard-Clauser
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Education
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Portrait Room, Grove House
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, Adam Room, Grove House
Presenters: Philippa Velija and Muna G Linkova
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Cinema, Sir David Bell
Breakout tour and subject taster session
- English Literature
- English and Journalism
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, 209, Sir David Bell
Presenters: Andrew Wareham and Tony Paraskeva
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, 311, Sir David Bell
Breakout tour and subject taster session
- Games Art
- Games Design
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, 121, Sir David Bell
Presenter: Joe Hoole
Take part in a session led by lecturer Joseph Hoole, who will challenge you to think like a game maker and share playable examples of games created by previous Roehampton students.
Explore what it’s like to design and develop games, from visual worlds and characters through to gameplay and player experience. Learn more about the difference between Games Art and Games Design, and which course could best match your interests and future career goals.
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Cinema, Sir David Bell
Breakout tour and subject taster session
- History
- History and English
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, 209, Sir David Bell
Presenters: Andrew Wareham and Tony Paraskeva
Hear how our courses help you explore the past, understand changing cultures and stories, and build skills that matter for many careers in heritage, research, media and education.Take part in a session led by Andrew Wareham, who will share insight into how historians think about past societies and how history and literature combine to deepen our understanding of people and place.
Explore what it’s like to study real historical questions and fascinating texts at Roehampton, at a university with roots going back to 1841 and a long tradition of learning in London. Learn how the study of history and of literature connects with creativity, communication and critical thinking as you follow your own interests and make these courses your own.
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Cinema, Sir David Bell
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, 122, Sir David Bell
Presenter: Dionysios Kapsaskis
Taster lecture: Why stories matter: Explore what makes a story unforgettable, and how journalists and media creators bring meaning to audiences.
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Cinema, Sir David Bell
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, Cinema, Sir David Bell
Presenter: Alexandra Sage
Join us for an exciting mix of information, screen clips, and trailers that give you the key facts about our vibrant industry-relevant degree.
Learn about the range of films you will study and produce, the lecturers and industry professionals who will teach you, and what jobs Roehampton Film alumni go on to do. Plus a taster screening of student films, and a chance to ask questions. After the talk please come and try out our state-of-the-art cameras in our purpose-built studio!
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: Faculty of Business and Law
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Chapman Hall, Queen's Building
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, 002 Mandela
Presenter: Dan Nunan, Miceal Barden
Hear about how our courses prepare you for careers in law, legal practice, advocacy and related professions. Explore our facilities at Southlands College, including the mock courtroom and Legal Advice Centre, where you’ll see how law is applied in practice.
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Life and Health Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Digby Chapel
Breakout tour and subject taster session
- Adult Nursing
- Children's Nursing
- Nursing Associate
When & where: 10.50 - 11.40am, 006, Mary Seacole
Breakout tour and subject taster session
- Mental Health Nursing (MSci)
- Adult & Mental Health Nursing
When & where: 10.50 - 11.40am, 206, Mary Seacole
Presenter: Herbert Mwebe
Taster lecture: Mental health and disorders of the mind
The session defines mental health and examines common threats to an individual’s mental health and wellbeing, and commonly used approaches to promoting positive mental health and wellbeing. Interactive quizzes will be used to engage and test the guests’ knowledge and understanding.
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Life and Health Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Digby Chapel
10.30 - 10.50am: minibuses to Whitelands College (outside of Digby Chapel)
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.50 - 11.40am, 220 Parkstead House
Presenters: Haluk, Mary Hutton and Olah Hakim
Flavours of the Rainbow: A Hands-On Journey to Healthy Eating
This session provides an immersive, hands-on experience designed to show you the science behind healthy eating. Discover how each colour on your plate contributes unique nutrients that support your wellbeing, from antioxidants in deep purples to immune-boosting vitamins in bright oranges. Indulge your taste buds as you sample a variety of colourful fruits, vegetables, and other delicious foods, then get creative in our interactive salad-making workshop. Mix textures, flavours, and colours to craft your own nutritious masterpiece while learning the nutritional secrets behind every ingredient.
This session is perfect for students with curious minds, food enthusiasts, and anyone eager to turn healthy eating into a fun, interactive adventure. By the end, you’ll see firsthand how eating the rainbow isn’t just healthy, it’s delicious, inspiring, and a feast for the senses!
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Life and Health Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Digby Chapel
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.50 - 11.40am, First Floor F, Mary Seacole
Presenters: Obe
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Life and Health Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Digby Chapel
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.50 - 11.40am, 205 Mary Seacole
Presenters: Haluk and Mary Hutton
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Education
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Portrait Room, Grove House
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, Portrait Room, Grove House
Presenters: Philippa Velija and Anthony Barlow
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Psychology
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, 003 Mandela
10.30 - 10.50am - minibus to Whitelands College (main entrance)
Breakout tour and subject taster session
- Psychology
- Psychology and Coaching
- Psychology (Forensic & Criminal)
- Psychology and Education
- Psychology and Sociology
When & where: 10.50 - 11.40am, Gilbert Scott (G011), Parkstead House
Presenters: Yannis, Lottie and John Rae
Breakout tour and subject taster session
- Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience
- Neuroscience
When & where: 10.50 - 11.40am, 34, Parkstead House
Presenters: Yannis, Lottie and Carla Startin
Breakout tour and subject taster session
- Psychology (Clinical and Mental Health)
- Therapeutic Psychology and Counselling
When & where: 10.50 - 11.40am, 134, Parkstead House Lower Ground
Presenters: Yannis, Lottie and Christophe Clesse
11.40am - 12pm - minibus to main campus (outside of Parkstead House)
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Cinema, Sir David Bell
Breakout tour and subject taster session
- Criminology and Sociology
- Sociology
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, 221, Sir David Bell
Presenter: Laura Way
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Education
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Portrait Room, Grove House
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, 020 Grove House
Presenters: Philippa Velija and Hannah Balogum
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Life and Health Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Digby Chapel
10.30 - 10.50am - minibuses to Whitelands College (outside of Digby Chapel)
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.50 - 11.40am, 10 Lower Ground, Parkstead House
Presenters: Andy Greene
Does your strength change? - The Science Behind Muscle Power
Ever wondered what really affects your strength? In “Test Your Strength”, step into a live sport and exercise science environment and explore how muscle power is measured, analysed, and understood.
This interactive session showcases the use of an isokinetic dynamometer a specialist piece of equipment used to accurately measure muscle strength and performance. Discover how factors such as fatigue, joint position, speed of movement, and muscle balance can influence strength outputs.
Watch live demonstrations, see real data in action, and gain insight into how strength testing supports athletic performance, injury rehabilitation, and clinical assessment. Perfect for anyone curious about biomechanics, sport science, physiotherapy, or human performance, this session brings the science of strength to life.
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Education
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Portrait Room, Grove House
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.30 - 11.30am, 001, Fincham
Presenters: Adrian O'Connor
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Welcome talk: School of Life and Health Sciences
When & where: 10 - 10.30am, Digby Chapel
Breakout tour and subject taster session
When & where: 10.50 - 11.40am, 204 Mary Seacole
Presenter: Pedro
Knee Injuries Uncovered: Assessment & and Support
Discover the interesting area of knee injury assessment in this hands-on session. Explore how clinicians differentiate acute injuries apart from chronic conditions, using real-world approaches to assessment, reasoning, and decision-making. Through interactive demonstrations, you’ll see how sport therapists use subjective questioning, objective testing, and clinical reasoning to make informed decisions. Then, get up close with strapping and taping techniques that support the knee, from immediate acute care to long-term rehabilitation strategies.
This session is perfect for students with curiosity to learn about sport therapy in healthcare, physiotherapy, or sport medicine. Experience the skills, techniques, and decision-making that go into keeping people moving, and discover the exciting challenges of working with musculoskeletal injuries.
Talk: Your journey to university: What comes next
When & where: 12 - 12.30pm, Digby Chapel
Join admissions, finance and Student Futures for a practical guide to the next stages of your offer. We’ll walk you through key upcoming milestones, applying for student finance, and the support available to help you build your employability and future career.
Parents and carers morning
Location: Project Space, Sir David Bell
Parents and carers are very welcome to accompany offer holders as they explore their subject areas during the morning. If you’d prefer to give them a little space to enjoy the experience independently, we’ve arranged a dedicated session for you with our Admissions, Finance and Student Futures teams.
This practical talk will guide you through the next steps of your student’s offer, so you feel informed and confident in supporting them.
Drop by anytime for a one-on-one chat with our support teams who are here to help you throughout your time at Roehampton. Whether you have questions about accommodation, finance, wellbeing, or more, we’ve got you covered!
- Accommodation
- Admissions
- Colleges
- Disabilities and Dyslexia
- Finance
- Roehampton Students' Union
- Sports and Esports
- Student Futures
- Study Abroad
- Wellbeing
Location: Outside library
Campus
Get a feel for life at Roehampton by seeing our campus through the eyes of a student. A guided campus tour with one of our student ambassadors is the perfect way to explore what makes Roehampton unique and see what your future could look like here.
The tour lasts around one hour and give you the chance to experience:
- A walk around our stunning, green campus
- A look at our state-of-the-art facilities
- Insight into student life, with tips from a student ambassador
Accommodation
Tour our halls and see where you could be living! Explore your future home on campus and get a taste of what it’s like to live at Roehampton. From secure, all-inclusive living to being just steps away from your lectures, you’ll see how our accommodation helps you thrive.
The tour lasts around one hour and will give you the chance to experience:
- Your future campus home - safe, social, and all bills included
- The perfect balance of study and social life in our vibrant student community
- Explore the different options we have to suit every budget
Offer holder afternoon
Location: Library
Drop by anytime for a one-on-one chat with our support teams who are here to help you throughout your time at Roehampton. Whether you have questions about accommodation, finance, wellbeing, or more, we’ve got you covered!
- Accommodation
- Admissions
- Colleges
- Disabilities and Dyslexia
- Finance
- Roehampton Students' Union
- Sports and Esports
- Student Futures
- Study Abroad
- Wellbeing
Location: Library, Atrium
You’ll have the chance to speak to academics and explore the work of our current students across a wide range of subjects.
- Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
- Business and Law
- Computing, Engineering, and the Built Environment
- Education and Teacher Training
- Nursing and Allied Health
- Life and Health Sciences
- Psychology
- Continuing Education
Location: Outside library
Campus
Get a feel for life at Roehampton by seeing our campus through the eyes of a student. A guided campus tour with one of our student ambassadors is the perfect way to explore what makes Roehampton unique and see what your future could look like here.
The tour lasts around one hour and give you the chance to experience:
- A walk around our stunning, green campus
- A look at our state-of-the-art facilities
- Insight into student life, with tips from a student ambassador
Accommodation
Tour our halls and see where you could be living! Explore your future home on campus and get a taste of what it’s like to live at Roehampton. From secure, all-inclusive living to being just steps away from your lectures, you’ll see how our accommodation helps you thrive.
The tour lasts around one hour and will give you the chance to experience:
- Your future campus home - safe, social, and all bills included
- The perfect balance of study and social life in our vibrant student community
- Explore the different options we have to suit every budget
Please note photography will be taking place at the event. The images and footage will be used for marketing future events on our digital and print advertising. If you have any concerns, please speak to a member of staff when you arrive.
Don't forget to use your complimentary food voucher!
Refreshments
- Ground Floor, Library, 10am - 3pm (complimentary)
- The Hive Cafe, Digby Square, 9.30am - 3pm
Lunch
- Fish and chips food truck, 11am - 3pm, Digby Sqaure
- Pizza food truck, 11am - 3pm, Library lawn
- Digby Diner, 10am - 3pm, Digby Square
- The Library Cafe, Lower Ground Floor, 10am - 3pm
We do offer a travel bursary to help cover the cost of your journey – see if you’re eligible and apply.
We will be providing a free minibus service throughout the day.
Look out for the Roehampton branded minibuses that will pick you up in the car park at Barnes Station.
If you'd prefer to walk from Barnes Station, our main campus is about 15 minutes away.
You can walk to Whitelands College (Holybourne Avenue, SW15 4JD) from main campus, it takes about 12 minutes.
Planning to drive?
We have free parking available on campus.
Spaces are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. When you arrive at the main entrance, you will be given a permit to display in your car.
Our address is University of Roehampton, Roehampton Lane, London, SW15 5PU.
We do offer a travel bursary to help cover the cost of your journey – see if you’re eligible and apply.
Campus map
Our address is University of Roehampton, Roehampton Lane, London, SW15 5PU.
TfL buses 265, 419 and 493 stop directly outside campus, and buses K3, 85, 170 and 337 stop nearby.
Nearest station: Barnes (about a 15 minute walk)
Nearest tube: Putney Bridge (District)
How did we do?
If you have a few spare minutes, we'd love to get your feedback on our open day.
Next steps
Now you've visited us, what can you do now?
If you’re holding an offer with us – accept it and make Roehampton your firm choice! Then you can apply for accommodation and your student finance.
Visit your course page for detailed information. You'll find everything from entry requirements to course content and career prospects.
Have questions about what it's really like to be a student at Roehampton? Get in touch with our current students for an honest, personal experience.
Our webinars cover a wide range of topics, all designed to help you navigate the ins and outs of studying at univeristy.
