Postgraduate events

Find out more about postgraduate study at Royal Holloway, University of London at our upcoming events.

Our events give you the chance to visit our Egham and central London campuses in person, or explore Royal Holloway from the comfort of your own home.

EGHAM OPEN MORNING, SAT 13 JUNE

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Events on campus

Our in person Open Days offer you the chance to explore our campuses in Egham and central London.

On guided tours, you'll be shown around campus with current students, or if you choose to visit campus for a self-led tour, we'll share a map with you prior to your visit.

Postgraduate Open Morning (Egham campus)

Saturday 13 June

Join us for a morning at our Egham campus to explore postgraduate study at Royal Holloway.

This event will suit you if you're interested in, or have applied for, a masters course based at our Egham campus.

Guided campus tours

Join us for a guided tour around our Egham campus on Wednesday 1, Friday 3, Wednesday 8 or Friday 10 July.

This event will suit you if you're interested in, or have applied to, any of our postgraduate taught or research courses

Book a self-led tour

Explore our Egham campus at a time that suits you.

This event will suit you if you're interested in, or have applied to, any of our postgraduate taught or research courses.

Online events

International Pre-arrival Webinars

We know that starting university and, for many of you, moving to a new country can feel daunting. To support you every step of the way, we have arranged a series of pre-arrival webinars. These sessions offer the opportunity to meet staff from across the university, connect with current students and access key information designed to help you feel prepared, confident and ready to begin your journey.

Your UK student visa: Step-by-step guidance

Wednesday 10 June, 9am and 5pm

Get step-by-step guidance on securing your CAS and applying for your UK student visa. Learn about requirements, timelines and key dos and don’ts from our Admissions and International Advice teams.

Your home away from home: Meet the team and explore accommodation options

Wednesday 1 July, 9am and 5pm

Meet your International Representative and explore accommodation options on and around campus. Hear from our Accommodation team about housing options, the application process and deadlines, and what to expect when moving in.

Student success toolkit: Academics, wellbeing and life in the UK

Wednesday 5 August, 9am and 5pm

Discover how to succeed at university, both academically and socially. Learn about the support available and meet representatives from our Careers Service and Students’ Union who’ll highlight the opportunities you can get involved with like clubs and societies, volunteering and part-time work.

Your first weeks made easy: Preparing for arrival & Welcome Week

Wednesday 9 September, 9am and 5pm

Prepare for your arrival in the UK with practical advice on settling in. Learn about support services, airport pick-up and the ‘New to the UK’ programme and hear from students about making the most of Welcome Week.

Book a chat

Want to find out more from the experts? Chat with our staff and current students and ask any questions you have.

For specific course questions, you're welcome to meet with academic staff from around the University. Book a 1-1 call with course representatives by selecting the subject area you're interested in below.

If you cannot see your area of interest listed then please email pgevents@royalholloway.ac.uk and we will set up a meeting for you.

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For those interested in Computer Science, Electronic Engineering, Mathematics, Physics and or Information Security courses.

Law and Social Sciences

For those interested in Law and Criminology, Economics, Politics and International Relations, Philosophy or Social Science.

Life Sciences and the Environment

For those interested in Biological Sciences, Earth Sciences, Geography, Health Studies or Psychology courses.

Performing and Digital Arts

For those interested in Drama, Theatre & Dance, Media Arts, or Music courses.

Business School

For those interested in Business and Management courses.

Humanities

For those interested in Classics, English, History or Languages, Literatures and Cultures courses.

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