A Next Steps Day is designed for students who are considering applying, have already applied, or have received an offer to study with us.
It’s your opportunity to experience the university first hand. You’ll explore the campus, take a closer look at your chosen course, and speak directly with academic staff and current students. It’s the perfect setting to ask questions, gain real insight into student life, and feel confident about your decision.
If you’re thinking about confirming your place, a Next Steps Day will give you the clarity and reassurance you need to take that next step with confidence.
Book your place
To join us for this in-person campus experience, please register your details to receive your ticket. If you are attending with a guest, there’s also the opportunity to obtain extra ticket/s for others that are accompanying you.
Please note: You are welcome to bring family and friends along. They can join a brief Welcome Talk and Campus Tour, after which they are free to explore the local area of Bournemouth or Central London at their leisure.
London Next Steps Day
You’ll be able to explore our London site, meet academic staff and current students, ask questions about your course, and start picturing yourself as part of our community.
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Bournemouth Next Steps Day
You’ll be able to explore our Bouremouth site, meet academic staff and current students, ask questions about your course, and start picturing yourself as part of our community.
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Parents and carers
Applying to university is an exciting time for your child. As a parent or carer you have a big impact as a trusted information source and adviser.
Find out key information to help plan for time at university.
Join our vibrant international student community
You’ll be welcomed in a safe and supportive environment, perfect for you to learn and succeed.
Did you know that roughly 30% of our students are international? Studying alongside those on other courses, you’ll be able to share ideas and get a fresh perspective, all while making lasting relationships from around the world.
Study as a mature student
There are many ways you can experience higher education. Around a third of undergraduates in the UK are mature students of all ages and backgrounds (dataset provided by UCAS).
As a mature student you benefit from a range of experiences which you can carry forward into your new academic life. These life experiences can help you a lot, embedding your thinking and equipping you better for your new challenges and opportunities.
More than just study
There’s always something to keep you busy when you’re not studying, whether it’s catching up with friends in our on-campus gym or bar, or getting involved in our clubs and societies.
With an active Students’ Union there’s loads you can do to make the most of your university experience. We know health and well-being is important, so you’ll also get free treatment in the training clinic. You’ll also be part of our close-knit community, surrounded by like-minded individuals who are all on specialist health sciences courses.
News
Discover and read all the latest news, press releases and happenings here at Health Sciences University.
Health Sciences University welcomed healthcare professionals, employers and alumni for its Allied Health Professionals Careers Day, offering final-year students practical advice and insights into professional practice.
Health Sciences University (HSU) has announced the appointment of Faye Deane as the inaugural Director of the National Centre for Chiropractic Research (NCCR), marking an important step in the Centre's development.
Health Sciences University brought students and staff together across its Bournemouth and London campuses for events supporting the University Mental Health Charter and marking World Mental Health Day.
Health Sciences University brought together radiotherapy professionals from across Wessex for a CPD day focused on online adaptive radiotherapy, sharing expertise and supporting its implementation in practice.
