University for the Creative Arts Virtual Open Day

STUDY NOW × UNIVERSITY FOR THE CREATIVE ARTS

Your creative career starts with the right conversation — speak directly with UCA’s West Africa team.

Join us live as Olalekan Ogunniyi, the University for the Creative Arts’ In-country Manager for West Africa, walks you through everything you need to know about postgraduate programmes, admissions, and September 2026 entry — and takes your questions live.

• The right person, in the room. Olalekan manages UCA’s student recruitment across West Africa. Not a chatbot. Not a brochure. The actual person.
• September 2026 — covered in full. Postgraduate programmes, entry requirements, key deadlines, and the admissions steps — all addressed in one session.
• Your questions, answered live. Live Q&A means you can ask specifically about your situation — not read a generic FAQ page.

The best time to ask UCA your questions is before you apply — not after. On 7 July, you have direct access to the person who handles West African student recruitment. One hour. No middlemen. Every question welcome.

Meet your speakers

A direct line to UCA’s West Africa admissions team — and your Study Now guide for the session.

Why this session is different. Most students spend months researching UK universities from afar. This session gives you direct access to the recruiter responsible for West African students — the same person who will see your application. That’s not something you get from a website.

What this session covers

Olalekan and the Study Now team will walk through every stage of the September 2026 journey — from choosing a postgraduate programme to submitting your application.

1. About UCA. An introduction to the University for the Creative Arts — its campuses, creative culture, and why international students choose it.
2. Postgraduate programmes for September 2026. Available postgraduate programmes across art, design, fashion, film, media, architecture, and creative business.
3. Entry requirements. Academic qualifications, English language requirements, portfolios, and what UCA looks for in postgraduate applications.
4. The admissions process. How to apply, what documents you need, September 2026 timelines, and how long decisions take.
5. Scholarships & funding. Available scholarships and funding options for international postgraduate students.
6. Life at UCA & in the UK. Student support, accommodation, the creative community, and living and studying in England.
7. How Study Now can help. How Study Now supports your UCA application from programme selection to submission — completely free.
8. Live Q&A with Olalekan. Your questions, answered live by the UCA recruiter himself. No scripted answers. No spin.

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About the University for the Creative Arts

A specialist creative arts university — one of the UK’s leading institutions for art, design, media, and creative business.

• Campuses in Canterbury, Epsom & Farnham. Creative campuses in safe, welcoming towns — with lower living costs than London and fast connections to the capital.
• Career-focused creative programmes. Postgraduate degrees across art, design, fashion, film, media, architecture, and creative business — built around real industry outcomes.
• Strong international community. UCA has dedicated international student support and active recruitment across West Africa, with a growing student community from the region.
• September 2026 intake open. Admissions for September 2026 are open now. This session covers exactly what you need to do, and when, to secure your place.

This session is for you if…

You don’t need to have made a decision yet. You just need to be thinking about your next step.

• You’re targeting September 2026 UK entry
• UCA or a creative postgraduate degree is on your shortlist
• You have specific admissions questions
• You want to understand your postgraduate options
• You want to hear directly from the university
• Parents researching options for their child
• You’re not sure where to start — and want clarity

Register early

Sign up before 7 July to receive your join link ahead of the session. Can’t make it live? Register anyway — you’ll still receive follow-up resources and ongoing support from the Study Now team.

Register free — 7 July 2026 →

Registration is required • Free to attend • Join link sent after sign-up • Live on all platforms

Before you register

Is this session free?

Yes. The session is completely free to attend, and Study Now’s support is always free for students.

Who is Olalekan Ogunniyi?

Olalekan Ogunniyi is the University for the Creative Arts’ In-country Manager for West Africa. He is directly responsible for West African student recruitment at UCA and is attending this session to speak with you personally.

Can I ask about my specific situation?

Yes. The live Q&A is open for your questions — including specific questions about your qualifications, country, or programme of interest.

What if I can’t attend live?

Register anyway. You’ll be added to Study Now’s follow-up system and receive ongoing support and resources, including information shared during the session.

Does Study Now charge for its support?

No. Study Now’s support — including programme guidance, application help, and admissions advice — is completely free for students at every stage.

How do I join the session?

After registering, you’ll receive a confirmation email with your personalised join link. The session runs on StreamYard and is live across all platforms on 7 July 2026.

Can Study Now help me apply to UCA?

Yes. After the session, Study Now can support you through every step of your UCA application — from choosing your programme to submitting your documents — all free of charge.

Don’t study later. Study Now.

Study Now × University for the Creative Arts · Virtual Open Day · 7 July 2026