Visit Reaseheath

Reaseheath is located just off the A51, approximately 1 mile from Nantwich Town Centre. Click here for detailed instructions on how to get to Reaseheath.

The College has ample free parking on site at weekends, however places can fill up very quickly during the week.

Degree Open Days and Events

University Centre Reaseheath Degree Open Days are held throughout the year and give you the opportunity to meet academic staff, current students and see the campus for yourself.

They are an excellent opportunity for you to visit University Centre Reaseheath to discover the wide range of degrees we can offer you and to get a real feel for student life.

You will be able to:

Take a guided tour of the campus, view our facilities and accommodation
Visit your chosen subject area and attend talks on courses that interest you
Get advice on tuition fees, living costs and study support available
Meet staff and speak to students about life and study at University Centre Reaseheath

Upcoming Degree Open Days

Arrive for an 11.00am start unless otherwise indicated

View the programme for the day here.

PLEASE NOTE – THIS EVENT IS FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN STUDYING AT DEGREE LEVEL (AGE 18+), NOT FOR DIPLOMAS OR APPRENTICESHIPS.

To register for one of our 2019/20 Degree Open Day’s click on the links above. If you would like any further information about these events please call us on 01270 625131.

Once you have applied we will invite you to an Offer Holder Day.

Public Lecture Series

We are holding a series of free lectures, click here to find out more.

Offer Holder Days

Offer Holder Days are post-application events for applicants who have received an offer for a place on one of our undergraduate courses.

If you are holding an offer from us, you we be inviting you to University Centre Reaseheath to attend an Offer Holder Day. Dates for the 2019/20 Offer Holder Days have not yet been set, please keep checking back to see the dates.

The days will run from 10am until 2:30pm and will give you the opportunity to meet lecturers, speak to current students and take part in practical taster sessions that will give you an insight into the course you will be studying.