Attend the Welcome talk for students attending PELP.

Take a shopping tour round Egham and get to know the town.

Take a day trip to London for PELP students.

Enjoy some sweet snacks for PELP students! There will be a chocolate fountain and other snacks available.

The Information Security Group (ISG) at Royal Holloway opens its doors for the group's second ISG Open Day, designed for anyone with an interest in cyber security to come along and learn more about the ISG and what we do.

Join us on Tuesday 26 June, 9am to 5pm, as we showcase many different aspects of information security, the achievements and widely recognised contributions of the ISG, as well as current opportunities for cyber security training and research. 

The field of Information Security has grown up very rapidly in recent years, and how we handle electronic information is one of the big technological questions of our age. We will explore key issues, from security management and contactless transactions, to cyber crime and detecting ransomware.

We have a packed programme of talks and presentations, together with opportunities to network and engage in discussions with our experts based here at Royal Holloway.

• Two guest speakers: Professor Steve Babbage, Vodafone & Honorary Professor, ISG, ‘The road to 5G Security.’ and Professor Colin Williams, Editor "CyberTalk" & Honorary Fellow, Warwick: ‘A Tale of Beer, Chile, Sheffield .... and Syn!’

• Thematic rooms with talks, demos and activities, including cryptography, smart cards, systems security, people and security.

• an exhibit of one of the famous Enigma Machines from Bletchley Park, used during World War Two.

• Sound bite talks from current students.

• Display of PhD posters.

• Panel discussion

We are very grateful to our sponsors - Thales, GSK, Skybox Security and Royal Holloway ACE-CSR.

This event is free - please pre-register your place on Eventbrite at:

eventbrite.co.uk/e/isg-open-day-2018-tickets-46143395137

Free parking available at our campus at Egham, Surrey

All welcome – admission is free

Take a day trip to Cambridge for PELP students.

It's highly likely that a future employer will want to see your CV. Employers may only look at a CV for 30 seconds before deciding to interview or bin an application. Join this webinar to find out how to sell your Masters and other Education and Work Experience to employers in 30 seconds and improve your chances of getting that interview.

Enjoyed the in-depth learning and research in your Masters course? Want to do a PhD? Find out about PhD routes and how you can fund them.

This webinar is for any student who is thinking of looking for work outside of the UK. Royal Holloway students have access to lots of resources where you can research the global jobs market. In this session, we will investigate these resources so that you can find a job in your country of choice.

If you are fed up with wading through endless job boards looking for possible vacancies, then this webinar will help you to maximise your searches to produce better results and give you some tips on how to find some of those hidden opportunities.

Dinner will be served in Founder's Dining Hall from 6.30-9pm on Monday 9 - Wednesday 11 July for you and your guests to enjoy after your graduation ceremony. 

Places are strictly limited and tickets must be purchased in advance.  To see the menu and book tickets, please visit our online shop: https://onlinestore.rhul.ac.uk/product-catalogue/events-and-conferences

Dinner will be served in Founder's Dining Hall from 6.30-9pm on Monday 9 - Wednesday 11 July for you and your guests to enjoy after your graduation ceremony. 

Places are strictly limited and tickets must be purchased in advance.  To see the menu and book tickets, please visit our online shop: https://onlinestore.rhul.ac.uk/product-catalogue/events-and-conferences

Dinner will be served in Founder's Dining Hall from 6.30pm-9pm on Monday 9 - Wednesday 11 July for you and your guests to enjoy after your graduation ceremony. 

Places are strictly limited and tickets must be purchased in advance. To see the menu and book tickets, please visit our online shop: https://onlinestore.rhul.ac.uk/product-catalogue/events-and-conferences

Founder's Dining Hall will be serving afternoon tea daily from 2.30-4.30 for you and your guests to enjoy either before or after your graduation ceremony. Tickets are limited and must be purchased in advance. To see the menu and book tickets, please visit our online shop:
https://onlinestore.rhul.ac.uk/product-catalogue/events-and-conferences

Take a day trip to Bath for PELP students.

Digital Forest, a new multi-sensory moving image installation by media artist Madi Boyd, is informed by the latest attention research conducted by Professor Polly Dalton, in particular, the notion that the ‘soft fascination’ provided by natural environments can restore people’s mental resources. As well as being art in its own right, the creation of a ‘natural’ environment in a constructed performative space will enable the restorative effects of installation art to be investigated.

Please note the exhibition space is open at the following times:

Monday-Wednesday, 10am-6pm
Thursday, 10am -8.30pm
Friday-Sunday, 10am-6pm

Admission free, no booking necessary.

Attend the Welcome talk for students attending PELP.

Take a shopping tour round Egham and get to know the town.

Take a day trip to London for PELP students.

Enjoy some sweet snacks for PELP students! There will be a chocolate fountain and other snacks available.

Take a day trip to Cambridge for PELP students.

Attend the Welcome talk for students attending PELP.

Join us at the Students' Union for a party for PELP students.

Take a shopping tour round Egham and get to know the town.

Take a day trip to Brighton for PELP students.

Enjoy some sweet snacks for PELP students! There will be a chocolate fountain and other snacks available.

Take a day trip to Cambridge for PELP students.

Take a day trip to Bicester Village for PELP students.

Take a day trip to Oxford for PELP students.

Heritage Open Day

Royal Holloway, University of London, welcomes the public to explore its spectacular Grade I Listed Founder's Building, Picture Gallery, Chapel and extensive grounds. The Founder's Building, commissioned by entrepreneur, Thomas Holloway and opened by Queen Victoria in 1886, is modelled on the Château de Chambord in the Loire Valley. Its flamboyant architecture makes it one of the most impressive university buildings in the world.

This year our new Emily Wilding Davison Building, located to the east side of the Founder's Building, will act as the welcome and information point for our Heritage Open Day.  The Emily Wilding Davison Building is the new home of the university's archive collections and also features a cafe for our visitors to enjoy.

The Picture Gallery will be open for viewing between 11am - 5pm with talks by the College Curator, Dr Laura MacCulloch at 11.30am, 1pm, 2.30pm, 3.30pm.

A serious of tours will run throughout the day, please visit the information point from 11am on the day for tickets.

Founder's Building and College History Tours - £2 (tickets apply)
11.15am, 11.45am, 12.15pm, 12.45pm, 1.15pm, 2pm, 2.30pm, 3.15pm

College Archives (tickets apply)
11.30am, 12.30pm, 2.30pm, 3.30pm

As in previous years, we are delighted to be working once again with colleagues at Virginia Park, the former Holloway Sanatorium, which will also be open to visitors with ticketed tours at the following times: 12.30pm, 2pm, 3pm, 4pm.  Tickets must be collected from the information point in the Emily Wilding Davison Building at Royal Holloway.

We look forward to welcoming visitors to Royal Holloway.

Guide dogs only. Parking is available on campus.

Join us in the Students' Union for a party to mark the end of PELP.

Looking for part-time work that fits around your studies?

Join us for the part-time jobs fair! We have over 20 employers coming to the fair. Offering on and off campus work! Including but not limited to Students' Union, THORPE PARK Resort, Camp America, The Runnymede on Thames and many more! All you need to do is bring your student card.  

The next careers fair will take place on Wednesday 24 October 2018, 11am to 3pm in the Picture Gallery and North Quad. 

With many recruiters together on campus, fairs are a great way to speak with prospective employers in order to learn about career opportunities and understand their requirements. They aren't just for final year students either; first and second years can also benefit. Around three quarters of employers last year offered placements and/or summer internships as well as graduate training schemes.