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From state-of-the-art Learning Resources Centres, to specialist facilities including an astronomical teaching observatory and extensive Sports Village, the University of Hertfordshire is an outstanding place to study, live and work.
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Come and experience our outstanding campuses and discover more about our courses, student life and opportunities with us.
Next Undergraduate open day
15 June 2018
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Award Winning Accommodation
We have a fantastic range of halls on campus so you're always close to the social and learning facilities you need.
UCAS exhibitions and HE fairs
Come and speak to us face-to-face to find out more about the courses we offer. You will find us at a range of UCAS exhibitions and Higher Education Fairs.
Parents and guardians
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17 March 2018 - 5 May 2018
Beyond the Battlefields
Everyday Lives in War engagement centre at the University of Hertfordshire, in collaboration with UH Galleries, present the face of Germany during World War One...
- Venue: Art and Design Gallery
- Time: 09:30–17:30
25 April 2018 -
Connecting to Nature through the Great Outdoors
A panel discussion for Sustainable St Albans Week, looking at the role of outdoor activities, from walking and food growing to outdoor learning, and how they ca...
- Venue: N001, de Havilland Campus
- Time: 18:00–
26 April 2018 - 26 April 2018
Hertfordshire Stop and Search Scrutiny Panel Public Meeting
Police Officers have the ability to stop and search an individual, where there are grounds to. Learn how Stop and Search is scrutinised in Hertfordshire....
- Venue:
- Time: 09:30–12:45
26 April 2018 - 26 April 2018
Flagship Lecture: Future-proof your child - a 'how to' guide
You're invited to the School of Education's next instalment of our Flagship Lecture Series....
- Venue: N001
- Time: 18:00–19:30
27 April 2018 - 27 April 2018
Food in Wartime 1914-1920
A themed workshop on Food in Wartime to coincide with ‘Beyond the Battlefields’, an exhibition of Käthe Buchler’s photographs of Germany during the First World ...
- Venue: College Lane
- Time: 10:30–15:30
30 April 2018 - 30 April 2018
Breathe
Join the staff Disability and Wellbeing Network (DAWN) for a free screening of the inspirational film Breathe....
- Venue: E350, Main Building
- Time: 17:30–20:00
12 May 2018 - 12 May 2018
Why Painting Matters
The visual arts are important to many people – but why? Why do paintings, in particular, matter to people? Do paintings have special qualities that distinguish ...
- Venue: Diocesan Board Room, Holywell Lodge, St Albans
- Time: 10:30–15:30
21 May 2018 - 21 May 2018
'It's alright, except overnight' : Reflections from the High Court Bench, Family Division
At this Hertfordshire Law School event Sir David Bodey, recently retired Judge of the High Court, Family Division speaks about his two decades in the Family Div...
- Venue: N001, de Havilland Campus
- Time: 18:30–20:00
22 May 2018 -
An evening with Dame Stephanie Shirley, entrepreneur and philanthropist
Hosted by Hertfordshire Community Foundation (HCF) and the University of Hertfordshire to celebrate 30 years of philanthropy in Hertfordshire....
- Venue: The Weston Auditorium
- Time: 18:30–
25 May 2018 - 25 May 2018
Hertfordshire Executive MBA Showcase
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- Venue: Atrium, de Havilland Campus
- Time: 17:00–20:00
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School of Creative Arts to help lead international project informing ethical challenges facing the media industry
University of Hertfordshire’s School of Creative Arts will be representing the European Division of The International Association of Film and Television Schools (CILECT) in the renowned Global Ethics Lab research...
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University of Hertfordshire holds popular music festival Sonic Herts
The University of Hertfordshire’s eclectic music festival, Sonic Herts, is taking place on the 30 April to 11 May featuring performances from talented students, staff and industry guests....
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University of Hertfordshire study finds health researchers are failing to provide feedback
The first study examining the role of feedback in health research projects involving patients and members of the public (PPI research*) has found that a fifth of PPI contributors never...
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University of Hertfordshire joins multi-million pound partnership to benefit the UK’s agricultural industry
The University of Hertfordshire is teaming up with four leading universities across England to launch the Ceres Agritech Knowledge Exchange Partnership which will drive research, innovation and commercialisation within the...