Considering postgraduate research for September 2026 or beyond?
Join us on campus at our open day on Wednesday 5 November 2025 to discover more about postgraduate research in the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health.
Taking place at University Place, The University of Manchester, you'll have the opportunity to find out what it's like to be a postgraduate researcher in the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health.
Timings and full programme will be confirmed closer to the time, register your interest to get the latest details.
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Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health Postgraduate Research Open Day 2025
Date: Wednesday, 5 November 2025.
Time: Afternoon, exact time to be confirmed.
Location: University Place, The University of Manchester.

On the day
Welcome talk
Begin the day with a welcome talk where you’ll discover more about postgraduate research in the Faculty and learn how to navigate the PhD application process.

Exhibition
Talk to representatives from admissions, schools and our funded PhD programmes and get practical advice on research opportunities, funding and how to apply.

PhD life Q&A
Put your questions directly to our postgraduate researchers and get first-hand insights into PhD life at Manchester.

Tour
Explore our world-class campus on a guided tour with current postgraduate researchers.

Register your interest
Want to join us on campus on Wednesday, 5 November 2025?
Register your interest in attending our open day and we’ll be in touch as soon as final details including the time and schedule for the day are confirmed.
Getting here
How to find us
Our open day will take place in University Place, located in the heart of the University on Oxford Road.

Travelling to Manchester
Our campus is easily accessible by public transport and is located close to a number of train, bus and coach stations.

Getting around campus
Find your way around campus when you get here with our interactive campus map.

Webinars
Can't make an open day?
Join our webinars dedicated to each step of the postgraduate research journey and access webinars that have already taken place.
