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Postgraduate Virtual Event

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Can't make it to one of our on-campus open days but want to find out more about our Masters courses? Our Virtual Events offer the chance to see our campus, view facilities and get more information on studying at Northumbria.

Change Direction or Love What You Do - Virtual Event

Coming to the end of your undergraduate degree and looking to change the focus of your studies? Or are you loving your subject so much you want to continue it on?

During this Virtual Event you will hear from current students who have either swapped their focus from undergrad to postgrad, or have carried on in the same subject. Chat to them live via our online chat function, ask questions and hear their experiences first hand.

You will also be able to live chat with admissions staff, view 360 tours of the city and campus, and discover more about the courses we offer.

Interested? Register for access to our virtual platform on the day at www.northumbria.ac.uk/pgvirtualevent

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