Join a Virtual Open Day, attend a webinar or chat with our students to discover Buckingham for yourself.
Come to an Open Day
Virtual Open Day (10 Oct 2020)
Virtual Open Evening (12 Nov 2020)
Our Virtual Open Day will include:
• A welcome talk from our Vice-Chancellor
• A Q&A session with our students
• The opportunity to take a virtual tour around our campus
• Interactive fees and finance talk
• Subject area live chats with our academics
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Tune in to a webinar!
Just because you can't visit our beautiful campus at the moment doesn't mean you have to miss out on our public talks, lectures and seminars. Register now for our free online webinars covering a wide range of topics (no webcam required!).
Chat with one of our students
Our students are ready to answer your questions. If you have a burning question, or you just want to know what it is like to be a student at Buckingham, pop on to our online chat and speak with one of our current students.
Try a Taster
Due to the current situation with Covid-19, our Tasters will resume as soon as permitted.
Taster Days are a great way to experience first-hand our top quality teaching and small-group setting in your chosen subject. You will have the opportunity to:
• Interact with our lecturers
• Sample a session
• Chat with a graduate
• Meet our current students
Subjects include:
• Business
• Computing
• Economics & Politics
• International Studies
• Law
• Medicine
• Psychology
• History & History of Art
• English
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Book a Campus Tour
How to book a Campus Tour?
If you can’t come to an Open Day or try a Taster, you can arrange a guided walking tour of our campus and/or have a consultation with an admission or academic staff.
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How to get to Buckingham
for university visits
By road
The University of Buckingham (MK18 1EG) lies just off the A421 which connects Oxford to Cambridge. We are within driving distance from Bedford, Northampton and Hertfordshire.
By rail
Milton Keynes Central Railway Station is a 20-minute journey from Buckingham. Trains run regularly to London, Birmingham and many other parts of the country.
By air
London Heathrow, one of the world’s busiest airports, is just 65 miles away. Birmingham International and London Luton can both be reached within an hour by car.