Offer Holder Day - Royal Docks School of Business and Law
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Welcome to Your Offer Holder Day
Congratulations on your offer to study at the University of East London. We're delighted that you've chosen to attend this event today. After an unprecedented and transformational year, the University of East London is looking to welcoming you as a student in September.
We hope you'll find all the information you require before making your final decision on where and what to study. If you need any assistance throughout the event, drop us a message via the live chat feature on the bottom left of the screen.
A welcome message from our Vice-Chancellor & President Prof. Amanda Broderick
The University of East London's Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Amanda Broderick, welcomes you to your virtual Offer Holder Event.
Programme
Below you'll find links to all sessions that took place at our previous Offer Holder Day events. We recommend you watch all of the sessions as they are relevant to your programme and academic school that you will be a part of.
This page contains a wealth of information about the university, your academic school and our amazing support services. In-between watching the sessions make sure you review this content and if it sparks any questions, head over to UniBuddy to chat live to academics and current students.
You'll still have access to this page after the event is finished, just click the link in your email if you'd rather review this content at a later time or date.
Welcome talk
Watch a short welcome video from your Dean of School who will provide you with an introduction to the University as well as a brief overview of the event schedule.
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Subject taster sessions
Student Ambassador Q&A
Hear an honest account from a student ambassador about what its really like to study during a pandemic.
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Dual Delivery Live Talk and Q&A
Attend our Dual Delivery talk for an in-depth explanation of our new teaching and learning model for students and how we're ensuring the safety of our students and staff throughout the current pandemic.
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Live virtual campus and facilities tours
Explore our amazing campuses and facilities as a student ambassador guides you through our new 360 virtual tour platform.
Chat live to staff and students on UniBuddy now
If you've got any questions about your chosen course and want to hear from current students head over to Unibuddy and click on the relevant chat feed.
Chat to academics here
If you've got questions for our support services staff, click on the UniBuddy link below and you'll find a separate chat feed for each of our support services. Staff will be happy to answer all of your questions.
Chat to our student support services staff here
YouTube Broadcast with Reece Parkinson
Reece Parkinson graduated from the University of East London's media and communications course in 2015. He chose the university as he knew creating connections in the capital (London) was key to breaking into the media industry. After honing his presenting skills at youth station Reprezent and various daytime 1Xtra shows, he became the host of BBC 1Xtra. Watch our broadcast with Reece and a student ambassador between 12-2pm, as they uncover everything the University of East London has to offer you.
Live chat with staff and students
Between 4-8pm you'll have the opportunity to chat to academics, support service staff and current students live on UniBuddy. Click one of the links below and choose who you want to talk to.
To talk to academics from your chosen course and hear from current students click this link.
If you want to find out about our amazing support services and the support available to you as a student of UEL. Click the link below and you'll be able to talk to staff from Admissions, Career & Student Enterprise, East London Sport, Residential Life, Student Money Advice and Rights Team, Students' Union and many more.
Please note that the Disability & Dyslexia Team and Student Wellbeing Team won't be available to talk to on UniBuddy today. This is to avoid sensitive information being shared and seen by others. If you'd like to speak to someone from these teams, please click the links above and complete the call back forms and someone will be in touch.
Campus and facilities tours
Royal Docks School of Business and Law programmes are taught at our Docklands and USS Campuses. The Docklands campus is home to residential students where they live in water-front accommodation. As a student, you'll be able to make the most of our amazing facilities like our £21m sports facility, SportsDock, various cafes, the library and more. You'll study in stunning surroundings and always be close to the opportunities central London offers.
Stratford is one of the best-connected areas of London, home to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and host of the 2012 London Olympic Games. The campus is very close to the town centre and Westfield Stratford City, Europe's largest indoor shopping centre.
Use our new virtual tour to explore the University of East London remotely. We've built an interactive tour of our Docklands, Stratford and USS campuses using high quality 360 imagery and a host of in-depth content to bring the University into your home. Take a look at our state-of-the-art teaching facilities, accommodation, SportsDock and more, to get to know the place you'll be living, working and socialising in when you join us. Click the link below and make sure you a take a look at these facilities available to students in the Royal Docks School of Business and Law.
USS Campus
- USS Atrium
- Bloomberg Suite
- Main Lecture Theatre
- Harvard Lecture Theatre
- Main Lecture Theatre
#BeTheChange at UEL
At UEL we are working on the some of the big issues that will define our future - from sustainable architecture and ethical AI, to health inequality and breaking down barriers in the creative industries - and our students are more critically engaged and socially conscious than ever before.
Now is the time to harness that passion, creativity, compassion and ambition to make change a reality - for ourselves, for our communities and for the world at large.
The world needs change. #BeTheNext to join the University of East London and together we can #BeTheChange.
Mat Braddy found success as a marketing professional working with Just Eat when it was a fledgling startup, he now invests in companies, mentors new businesses at Seedcamp and holds regular workshops at Google's London campus – all while studying for his second degree in filmmaking.
Harry talks about his experience growing up in Tilbury, Essex and his journey towards studying a Business Management degree at University of East London. Take a look at their stories.
#BeTheNext Entrepreneur
Meet UEL Alumni Mat Braddy. Mat Braddy found success as a marketing professional working with Just Eat when it was a fledgling startup, he now invests in companies, mentors new businesses at Seedcamp and holds regular workshops at Google’s London campus – all while studying for his second degree in filmmaking.
#BeTheNext Entrepreneur
Harry talks about his experience growing up in Tilbury, Essex and his journey towards studying a Business Management degree at University of East London.
Industry Partners
We work with global organisations to make our courses entrepreneurial, creative and inspirational. Wherever our students want to work - in business, technology, teaching, arts, media, science, sport or the public sector - they will have the skills necessary to adapt to the world of tomorrow, and to be the leaders and pioneers of today.
More and more, employers are seeking workers who possess skills such as emotional intelligence and creativity, the ability to think critically and undertake complex problem solving. That's why we’ve put these skills at the heart of every one of our degrees, counting towards students' final qualification. As evidence of these achievements we give our students a career passport that'll open doors.
We create partnerships and collaborations with leading business, law, tourism and technology companies to offer you unique courses, placements and collaboration opportunities with the aim of ensuring you move seamlessly from study to career.
Our industry links include: Amazon, Barclays, Bloomberg, NatWest, Microsoft, Network Rail, Nomura, IAG Cargo, Macquarie, HSBC, Wells Fargo, Metro Bank, the Good Hotel, London Montgomery Group, Responsible Travel, Ritz Hotel, ExCel Centre, Olympic Park, The Met Police, Online Harms and Cyber Crime Unit, Pro Bono Community and Duncan Lewis Solicitors.
Student support services
Please note that the Disability & Dyslexia Team and Student Wellbeing Team won't be available to talk to on UniBuddy today.
This is to avoid sensitive information being shared and seen by others. If you'd like to speak to someone from these teams, please click the links above and complete the call back forms and someone will be in touch.
Residential Life Team
Accommodation at UEL
Careers and Student Enterprise Team
Careers and Enterprise at UEL
Disability and Dyslexia Team
Disability and Dyslexia Support at UEL
Student, Money, Advice and Rights Team
Fees and Funding at UEL
Student Wellbeing Team
Student Wellbeing Support at UEL
Information for parents and guardians
At UEL, we know that parents are increasingly involved in university applications and helping applicants make their final decision. Therefore, we've included below, two videos on how to prepare for university and student finance. You'll also find more information here on our parents and guardians website.
Parents and guardians of offer holders are also welcome to use the UniBuddy platform to ask their questions to academics and student support service staff. Click the links provided to join one of the chat rooms.
Student, Money, Advice and Rights Team
Fees and Funding at UEL
Preparing for University
A Guide for Parents and Guardians
What next?
We really hope that you'll enjoy your day with us and make the University of East London your firm choice of study in September. When you're ready to make your decision follow our quick and easy 'how-to' guide to help you accept your offer.
Our guide
Step 1
Log into your UCAS Track account. You’ll need your UCAS Personal ID number (10 digits) and your password.
Step 1
Log into your UCAS Track account. You'll need your UCAS Personal ID number (10 digits) and your password.
Step 2
Select 'Your choices' on the top menu.
Step 3
Click on 'Reply to your offers'. You can reply even if you have not had a decision from all your choices.
Step 4
Select your 'Firm' choice. This is the institution and course you have chosen as your first choice. If you select a conditional offer as your firm choice, you'll be given the option to select an 'Insurance choice' if you wish.
Step 5
Review and send your reply.
Step 6
Replies will be shown on the 'Your choices' screen in Track.
Questions?
Our friendly Applicant Relations Team are here to help with any questions that you have. You can get in touch by calling +44 (0)20 8223 3333 or using the live chat function. The team will be available throughout the event if you have any questions or require their support.
FAQs
I am unable to find a link to the session
Please look at the Programme section above. If you are still unable to locate it chat with our Applicant Relations team using the Intercom icon in the bottom left corner.
How do I chat with academics or support services
Please speak to them on the Unibuddy platform using this link and this link for support services.
I cannot seem to find my course
If you are unable to see your course at this page, chat with our Applicant Relations team using the Intercom icon in the bottom left corner.
How do I accept my offer?
You can accept your offer with us by calling us on +44 (0)20 8223 3333.