Open Day

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I prepare for a university Open Day?

  Make the most of your Open Day by planning ahead! Start by researching the Open Day program to map out key activities and sessions you want to do. Bring a notebook and pen to jot down useful information, plus a water bottle to stay hydrated. Prepare a list of questions about degrees, campus life or anything else you are curious about.

  Register so you can create a personalised schedule for information sessions, workshops and tours based on your areas of interest. You can easily update and add more to your schedule, so you don’t miss out on anything.

  Remember transport and parking! Plan ahead to find the best way to get to the campus and look up parking options if you intend to drive. Consider public transport or carpooling as a sustainable option that can also reduce stress.

• What do I ask at a uni Open Day?

  Attending a university Open Day gives you a chance to ask us anything! Come with questions about degrees, career outcomes, placements, internships and scholarships. Dive into campus life by asking about clubs, team sports, social events and support services like tutoring or mental health resources. You might have questions about what it’s like to study at a Catholic university and whether it’s different to studying at a public university.

  For practical details, ask about accommodation options, transport links and facilities.

  Make the most of the staff and workshops in the Open Day program to see how the university fits your goals and support needs.

• What to wear to a uni Open Day?

  Whether you want to dress to impress or take a less formal approach, it is a good idea to ensure you feel comfortable. Open Day can involve walking tours, attending different information sessions and participating in activities. Comfortable clothes and shoes will help you navigate the campus with ease and make the most of your visit.

• Do parents go to university Open Days?

  University open days are for everyone! You might be in Year 10, 11 or 12, a recent graduate, an international student or even a mature-age learner.

  Open Day university events are designed to help you explore your options. Parents and family members are also welcome to join in and offer support. Whether you are curious about programs, campus facilities or student clubs, Open Day is the perfect opportunity to learn more.

• Do I have to register for open days?

  Registering for Open Day ahead of time is a smart move – it helps your secure spots in workshops and tours while giving you access to the Open Day program. Registering early also ensures you get updates and tips to plan your day. Registrations will remain open all the way through the event, so you can register at any time. Register now!