Applicant Days

Discover more about life at Chichester

Discover more about life at Chichester

Applicant Days information

Get a feel for what it's like to live and study at the University of Chichester

Now that you’ve received an offer from us you can find out more about what it’s like to live and study at the University of Chichester at our Applicant Days.

You will be invited to book if you have applied for a course within the following subject areas, which are holding their last Applicant Day on 13 April. For other non-interviewing subjects, our Applicant Days have now finished, but you can book a campus tour instead.

  • Accounting and Finance
  • Business Management
  • Criminology
  • English and Creative Writing
  • History and Politics
  • Law
  • Marketing
  • Philosophy and Ethics
  • Psychology
  • Sport and Exercise Psychology
  • Sport and Exercise Science
  • Sport Business Management

Applicant Days give you a deeper insight into the course you’ve applied for. You’ll be able to meet the staff who will be teaching you and current students, participate in workshops/taster lectures with potential classmates so you can experience what it would be like as a student here, and go on a campus and accommodation tour.

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Find out which campus you need to visit

For this course, our Applicant Days will be focused on different areas. If you're interested in becoming a 3D artist or have a leaning towards art, then the 14 February Applicant Day is the best one to book. If you're more interested in becoming a coder or leaning towards code, then the 23 March Applicant Day is for you.
We are very pleased to extend a special invitation to those joining us for your Applicant Day on Wednesday 13 March. Lady Hale will be joining us between 3 and 4.30 pm to give a lecture on Mental Health Law.

Lady Hale, an alumna of the University of Chichester, is renowned for being the first woman appointed to the Law Commission in 1984. Much key legislation resulted from her team's work, including the Children Act 1989, the Family Law Act 1996, and the Mental Capacity Act 2005. In a career typified by the number of ‘firsts’ she achieved in 2004 she became the first woman Law Lord, before becoming the first woman Justice of the Supreme Court in 2009, and then the Court’s first female president in 2017.

More information on her outstanding career can be found here.

You will need to visit us at:

Bishop Otter Campus

Our Bishop Otter Campus in Chichester is set in beautiful surroundings with plenty of relaxing green space and a combination of attractive, historic buildings and excellent modern facilities.

Facility Highlights
  • Learning Resource Centre (LRC)
  • The ShowRoom
  • Sports Facilities
  • Music Block
  • Dining and cafés
  • Student shop
  • Students' Union

You will need to visit us at:

Bognor Regis campus

Situated just five minutes from the sea, our Bognor Regis Campus boasts our flagship £35m Tech Park, beautiful Georgian architecture, performance spaces, and modern teaching facilities.

Facility Highlights
  • £35m Tech Park
  • Engineering and Mechanics labs
  • Digital technology and gaming suites
  • Learning Resource Centre (LRC)
  • Performance spaces
  • Dining and cafés
  • The Hub social space

Guests

Please note subject activities are for applicants only.

Guests can relax on campus, or go on a city tour. Previous guest attendees have often brought work to do or something to read and have spent time in one of our coffee shops, so they can get a feel for the university and where you'll be studying.

Contact us

If you have any questions or specific requirements about your Applicant Day, email us at studyhere@chi.ac.uk and we will be happy to help.

If your subject area is not listed on this page, you might need to attend an interview instead. If you are unsure, please contact us using the email address above.

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