Don't miss our upcoming Open Event
Join us on Saturday 3rd October, 10.30am - 1.30pm.
We’re excited to welcome you to one of our upcoming Open Events. This page has everything you need to make the most of your visit to Bury College.
When you arrive, you'll need to check in by providing your full name at one of our check in desks. To make your visit smoother, check in near the subject areas you’re most interested in.
Check in at the Woodbury Centre if you’re planning to visit:
Check in at the Millennium Centre if you’re planning to visit:
Check in at the Health and Digital Centre if you’re planning to visit:
Check in at the University Centre if you’re planning to visit:
For specific room numbers and detailed subject locations, please check the Open Event Guide.
Visitors are advised to travel by public transport to our Open Event. However, if you are traveling by car, please note that there is no visitor parking available on campus. The closest public car parks are:
We are a short walk from Bury Interchange, making bus and tram travel simple.
We take the safety of our visitors seriously. Please familiarise yourself with our Safeguarding leaflet before attending.
For any questions about our Open Event, please email marketing@burycollege.ac.uk, our team will be happy to assist.
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