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Self-Guided Tour WELCOME TO YOUR SELF-GUIDED campus tour THIS INFORMATION SHEET WILL GUIDE YOU AROUND OUR STAG HILL CAMPUS IN 45-60 MINUTES Get in touch [email protected] Stag Hill campus 11 7 4 8 6 9 3 10 5 12 1 Start STAG HILL LOCATIONS 1 Senate House 13 2 2 Duke of Kent Building 3 Students' Union 4 Oak House 14 5 MySurrey Hive 6 Lecture Theatre block 7 Battersea Court 8 Library 9 PATS Building 10 5G innovation Centre 15 11 Guildford School of Acting 12 Unitemps 13 James Joule Building (BC) 14 Surrey Space Centre 15 Piazza 2 UNIVERSITY OF SURREY Follow @UniOfSurrey to keep up-to-date with Open Day news #SurreyOpenDay Follow @UniOfSurrey to keep up-to-date with Open Day news #SurreyOpenDay SURREY.AC.UK 3 6 TO THE LECTURE THEATRE BLOCK 1 START FROM STAG HILL 3 TOWARDS THE RECEPTION (SENATE HOUSE) STUDENTS' UNION Walk to the far side of the Amphitheatre , keeping the Hive to your right, and up the stairs Senate House is home to the main administrative Keeping the Duke of Kent Building or slope to the Lecture Theatre Block. departments of the University. Leave Senate House on to your right, make your way towards the ground floor level. Straight in front of you'll the lake and the Students' Union building. There are several lecture theatres and teaching rooms landscaped grounds with the iconic 'golf ball' geodesic inside this building, and students from most courses will dome and other sculptures. Here, our students are able to Please do go inside to have a look around. spend some time in here. Feel free to take a look inside. study and relax in the open air. There's also a small stage Here you'll find the Students’ Union offices, by the lake where we hold music, theatre and other cultural bars and food outlets, the Front Room social events. Walk around our beautiful lake. Whatever the space and areas for entertainment. The building is one of the largest student union venues in Front Room space weather, we think you will enjoy it. The path which takes LEFT AND UP THE STAIRS the country and is home to a weekly fresh produce market. 7 you down to the lake starts opposite Senate House. Over 180 clubs and societies are run from the Students’ Union, Take the steps to the left of the Lecture Theatre Block. To continue on this tour, walk down the road with the lake including sports clubs. The Union also has its own newspaper, On the left you will see Battersea Court on your left and Senate House behind you. As you go called ‘The Stag’, which is produced by and for students. student accommodation. down the slope, walk past the Robert Boyle (AZ), Dorothy The road sign from south-west London on the outer wall is a Hodgkin (AY) and Joseph Lister (AW) buildings. These Continue straight on, and the next building on your right reminder of the origins of the University are home to the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. is our Library home to our Academic Skills and Development as Battersea College of Technology, team, and our Disability and Neurodiversity support team. Library which was founded over 120 years Feel free to pop in and have a look around. ago before moving to Guildford and becoming University of Surrey in 1966. 2 PASS THE DUKE OF KENT BUILDING Here you will find: Towards the bottom of the road, walk Laptops you can borrow alongside the Duke of Kent Building. PASS THE LIBRARY Over 1,200 study spaces 8 If you look across the road, you will see the train-shaped 4 CENTRE OF CAMPUS Continue past the Library and stop at the roundabout. Across Wireless internet throughout, with printing Millennium House, one of our student accommodation Continue towards the centre of campus. the road diagonally to your left, you will see Cathedral Court and photocopying services options on campus. All our accommodation is self-catering, On your left is Oak House, home of the student accommodation. Straight ahead is the Teaching Block, with a wide range of choices including at Hazel Farm, Hillside Restaurant, and Starbucks. Audio-visual collections adjacent to which includes more of our teaching rooms. On your left, at the Bellerby Court and our Manor Park student village. These are just a few of the many viewing and listening facilities top of the road, is Wates House bar and restaurant. places on campus to grab a bite to eat. Specialist language-learning facilities, including Directly across from Millennium House is the computers for languages study Centre for Wellbeing, home to a dedicated Food market in the Students' Union team of nurses and counsellors who support and 5 AROUND THE CORNER An informal learning zone for meeting up and 9 PASS THE PATS BUILDING AND FIELD advise students on health and wellbeing. quick access to email Continue along the path, passing Starbucks on your Follow the road down to the right, cross at the A vast collection of books and journals and access This road leads towards the edge of campus and left and you will reach the Amphitheatre. Performing Arts Technology Studio (PATS) building to the electronic collection across campus. and follow the path down to PATS field. On your left, towards the train station and town centre. If you have At this point, if you look up to the top of the hill on your left, you will time, it is well worth a trip into Guildford town centre, a you will also see the Hideout,a café full of comfy sofas. see the Cathedral. It was built in the 1950s, before the arrival of We’ll be providing all of our undergraduates and short bus journey from the Piazza or a 15-minute walk the University, and it's where our graduation ceremonies are held. postgraduate taught students with free digital away. To carry on with your tour walk up the steps copies of essential textbooks. This is part of our on the other side of the Duke of Kent building. On your right is the MySurrey Hive, which provides our students with a location to study, socialise and access support on a range of commitment to making university more accessible, academic, wellbeing and student life topics. Open 7 days a week, the enabling you to learn in a more digital environment. Hive is a space for all of our students to connect, both with each other and with staff across the University. On your left is the MySurrey Nest, The Library is linked to a lively student concourse which an extension to our already popular Hive. The Nest provides students includes a shop, bookshop, and a learning café. It is open with further informal meeting, study and relaxation seven days a week. spaces, right in the heart of campus. Within the Hive is our Employability and Careers team, who can help students with their careers by advising on applications, assessments and interview techniques, and there is a large library of employers’ information. Many of our students take a Professional Training placement as part of their degree course, which gives them Battersea Court, student accommodation valuable and relevant work experience and makes them attractive to potential employers. Duke of Kent building Inside MySurrey Hive 4 UNIVERSITY OF SURREY SURREY.AC.UK 5 11 GUILDFORD SCHOOL OF ACTING 13 UNDER THE TUNNEL From GSA, return back, making your way past the Take the steps down to the courtyard and go through PATS building, turn right at the mini-roundabout and then left through the small passage between the the tunnel. On exiting the tunnel, turn right and follow the road along, passing (housing back of the Library on your right and the Elizabeth James Joule Building (BC) mechanical engineering and chemical engineering) Fry Building (AD) (housing departments in our Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences) on your left. and Alan Turing Building (BB) (home to electronic engineering and computer science) on your left. On your right is Thomas Telford Building (AA). This is where mathematics and civil engineering are based. 12 HEADING STRAIGHT ON Along this path you will find the Enterprise 5G Innovation Centre and Innovation Cubes and Unitemps. 14 THE SURREY SPACE CENTRE The Enterprise and Innovation Cubes are a dedicated Opposite Thomas Telford Building is the Surrey space for students and graduates to trial their businesses, Space Centre (BA), a world-leading centre for space with access to Student Enterprise staff and the potential engineering, researching low-cost space missions. 10 5G INNOVATION CENTRE to apply for funding opportunities.All of this allows There is a mission-control room on-site and you may see Continue to walk down the road, with the PATS building on businesses to grow and develop a network which will the satellite dish on the roof rotating into position. your left. Go past the the Hideout coffee shop and then the benefit them in the long term. In addition, working with Innovation for Health Learning Laboratory building on our partners at SETsquared, we offer the opportunity your left. The building behind it is home to BBC Surrey. for these businesses to access their resources, and potentially progress into their business 'incubator'. 15 TO THE PIAZZA On your right is the 5G Innovation Centre, the world’s first research centre dedicated to the next generation Next door is Unitemps, our in-house recruitment agency Follow the road between Alan Turing Building (BB) and Surrey of mobile communication technology. Lamp-posts in where students can find information about temporary Space Centre (BA) and you will pass Austin Pearce Building and around the University campus have been replaced employment opportunities on campus.
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