Courses on Teaching, Counselling, Mental Health, Chaplaincy
Open Day 2025
In-person | Wednesday 14 May, 10am-1pm & 5pm-7:30pm
Discover what it’s like to study at Eastern. Whether you’re interested in Teaching, Counselling, Youth Mental Health & Wellbeing or Pastoral Care, Eastern offers courses that integrate your faith with your vocation.
You can choose from two sessions to attend on the day:
Morning Session (10am – 1pm)
Evening Session (5pm – 7:30pm)
*For those interested in our Education courses, but can’t make it on-campus, there are two Zoom info sessions available:
- Morning Zoom (11:30am) – Presentation by the Education faculty Click to Join here
- Evening Zoom Q&A (5pm–7:30pm) – Drop in anytime to ask your questions! Click to Join here
What happens at an Open Event?
Join us for Chapel (Morning session only, starts at 10.30am)
Experience a time of spiritual reflection and connection at our weekly Chapel service, held every Wednesday at 10:30am during the study period. It’s a time to gather as a community and focus on spiritual growth.
Sit in on a Lecture (Morning session only)
Immerse yourself in the academic depth of Eastern by joining a live lecture. It’s a chance to experience the dynamic teaching of our faculty and engage with thought-provoking content that will challenge and inspire your learning.
Chat with Students (Morning session only)
Meet current students and hear about their journeys. Learn why they chose Eastern, what they’re studying, and how their time here is shaping their lives and calling.
Meet the Faculty (Morning & evening sessions)
Engage with our experienced and approachable faculty members. Learn about their areas of expertise and how they support students both academically and personally.
Tour the JW Searle Library (Morning & evening sessions)
Explore the library, with over 117,000 resources, including books, journals, and multimedia. It’s an essential part of the Eastern learning experience.
Explore the Campus (Morning & evening sessions)
Take a tour of our campus, including student spaces, study areas, and the surrounding grounds. Get a real feel for the environment where you could be studying.
