An open house event is a special opportunity for prospective students and their families to visit a university, explore its campus, meet faculty and current students, and learn more about its programs, facilities, and overall student life.

An open house event can help you determine if a university is the right fit for you. By touring facilities, classrooms, and dorms, you get a feel for the campus atmosphere. Meeting faculty, staff, and members of various student clubs gives you valuable insight into the university’s culture and academic life. At AUBG, you’ll also have the chance to speak with our Admissions Team, who are ready to answer any questions you might have. Last but not least, you’ll experience the vibrant AUBG community by interacting with current students and alumni, as well as other prospective students, who might just become your future classmates.

During an Open House, you’ll have a unique opportunity to explore and envision what your future life as an AUBG student might look like. Pay close attention to whether the campus atmosphere and facilities feel welcoming and align with your preferences. Attend our mock lectures and connect with faculty to see if our academic programs match your goals. To better understand student life, explore extracurricular opportunities and learn about available support services, such as career guidance and health resources. Finally, engage with current students and staff to gain an authentic perspective on university life at AUBG.

Universities may host multiple such events throughout the year. At AUBG, we have two Open House days every year – in February and October, where hundreds of prospective students and their families get to experience the university atmosphere.

During an open house event, you'll have the opportunity to speak with the Admissions Team, as well as staff, faculty, current students, and alumni. It's a great idea to come prepared with some questions. These can focus on academic programs and teaching methods, both in general and within specific programs, how you can integrate into the community, available career development opportunities, and the overall campus culture.