Visit days
Visiting the School of Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Schedule for CMM visit days (opens as a Adobe pdf document; 19 Kb).
Students who have applied to study in the School of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, and have the potential to meet our entry criteria, are invited to come and visit the school during "Visit days".
Visit days include:
- a welcome talk from the Head of School
- a buffet lunch with current students and members of the admissions team
- displays on the teaching and research that takes place here
- one-to-one discussions with teaching staff
- a bus tour to some of the halls of residence
During the visit day you will also have an opportunity to talk with our Admissions Team. They can answer your questions on study in a specific subject area. The team members are:
It was useful talking to the current students who were very friendly and enthusiastic about their courses
- Dr Ann Pullen (Admissions Tutor / Director of Teaching / immunology)
- Dr Matthew Avison and Dr Darryl Hill (microbiology)
- Dr Keith Brown (cancer biology)
- Dr Wael Kafienah (stem cell biology and regenerative medicine)
University Open Days
The University itself holds 'Open Days' where prospective students interested in studying at Bristol can take the opportunity to look around the University and get a feel for life as a student here before they choose to apply. Talks and displays are arranged to provide you with information about the courses on offer.
Open Days are an excellent opportunity to meet and chat with members of the schools' teaching staff and students. You will be able to find out first hand about the admissions process, the courses available to you, and student life in Bristol.
Further information from the University about Open Days
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