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Undergraduate Open Days 2025

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Open Days are the best way to discover what Leeds can offer and how we can support you.

Supporting university decision-making as a parent or carer

Supporting university decision-making as a parent or carer

With funding opportunities, contextual admissions schemes and dedicated support, you can help your future graduate discover their potential and guide them towards a great future.

Open Days

We’d love to meet you at one of our Open Days, where you can get a feel for student life at Leeds and learn more about our undergraduate degrees, the application process, career development and tailored student support.

Our 2025 Open Day dates are: 

  • Saturday 4 October
  • Saturday 18 October

You can save 30% on your return ticket if you travel to our Open Days by National Express coach.

Top tips for parents and carers at Open Day

Here are some tips on how best to support your young person get the most out of their visit.

  1. There is lots to see and take in at an Open Day. A good place to start is picking up an Open Day guide at one of our registration points to see all the activities happening throughout the day, as well as a map of campus. There are also plenty of students and staff to help you find your way or to talk about studying at Leeds.
  2. Encourage your future graduate to book onto subject talks and taster lectures. Learn more about courses, career opportunities, and experience our excellent teaching first-hand. There is also a dedicated talk for parents and carers, where we will provide advice on how you can support throughout the higher education process.
  3. Speak to our students, lecturers and admissions staff at our drop-in sessions. Our student ambassadors can provide insight on what it will be like to be a student at Leeds and they know the sort of questions young people might have about university.
  4. Take our tours. Join guided tours of our outstanding teaching facilities and visit our accommodation so the young person you’re visiting with can get a feel for which one suits them best. You can also explore our impressive libraries, sports facilities and students’ union.
  5. Learn about student finance, including student loans, study and living costs and financial support at a dedicated talk or at our financial support stand. 

  • Funding opportunities

    Visit our funding pages to see if your young person qualifies for assistance.

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  • Contextual admissions

    Your future graduate could be eligible for an offer with lower entry requirements than listed on our course pages.

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Explore campus online

You can also get a feel for our campus and for university life at Leeds online.

More information for parents and carers