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Map Number Grid Reference Academic Secretary's Office F4 174 Academic Unit of Clinical Oncology A4 41 Academic Unit of Medical Index Map Number Grid Reference Faculty offices Perak Laboratories D2 110 > Arts and Humanities F3 184 Philippa Cottam Communication Clinic B4 51 > Engineering H2 170 Philosophy F3 161 > Medicine, Dentistry and Health B5 88 Physics and Astronomy E3 121 > Science E2 117 Planning and Governance Services F4 174 > Social Science G3 197 Politics A2 31 Finance Department E4 139 Polymer Centre (Research) E2 117 Firth Court D3 105 Portering Services D4 149 Firth Hall D3 105 Portobello Centre H3 177 Florey Building D3 114 Postgraduate Student Enquiries D3 120 French F3 184 Print Service D2 151 Academic Secretary’s Office F4 174 Probability and Statistics E3 121 Academic Unit of Clinical Oncology A4 41 propertywithUS D3 119 Academic Unit of Medical Education D5 141 Genomic Medicine B5 87 Psychology B3 34 Accommodation and Campus Services 10 Geography D2 102 Procurement and Supplies E4 139 D4 149 George Porter Building G1 190 Pure Mathematics E3 121 Addison Building D3 113 Germanic Studies F3 184 Admissions Section C4 66 Goodwin Sports Centre A2 30 Adult Dental Care B4 47 Graduate Research Centre Regent Court G3 166 Aerospace Engineering H2 170 > North Campus H1 193 Registrar and Secretary's Office C3 106 Alfred Denny Building D3 111 Graduate Research Office E4 147 Research Finance F4 174 Amy Johnson Building H3 173 Research Office F4 174 Animal and Plant Sciences D3 111 Research Services F4 174 Antibody Resource Centre D2 108 Harley Hotel E4 136 Richard Roberts Building E2 116 Applied Mathematics E3 121 Hawley Building H3 182 Robert Hill Institute D3 110 Archaeology Henry Wellcome Laboratories B5 88 Rolls Royce UTC > Northgate House H3 180 Hicks Building E3 121 > Advanced Electrical Machines and Drives H2 170 > Westcourt H3 179 Hillsborough Centre D3 112 > Control and Systems Engineering H3 173 Architecture 22 Hispanic Studies F3 184 > Materials Damping Technology H2 170 Arthur Willis Environment Centre 28 History F3 184 Rolls Royce UTP (Design) B3 37 Arts Tower D2 104 Human Communication Sciences B4 51 H2 170 Audio Visual Services E3 128 B4 52 Room and Parking Services D3 118 Automatic Control and Systems Engineering H3 173 Human Resources E4 139 Royal Hallamshire Hospital B5 87 H3 176 Human Resources (Development) E4 149 Russian and Slavonic Studies F3 184 Humanities Research Institute F3 195 Rutland Hotel A6 91 Husband Building D4 138 Bartolomé House D1 101 S10health A2 30 Biblical Studies F3 161 ICOSS (Informatics Collaboratory Safety Services F4 160 Bioincubator F3 183 for the Social Sciences) G3 197 St George's Flats G3 164 Biomedical Science D3 108 Income Office D3 119 St George's Lecture Theatre G3 164 D2 109, D3 113, D3 112, D3 114 Information Commons E3 133 St George's Library H3 175 Blackwell's Academic Bookshop H3 175 Information Studies G3 166 St Mark's Church A6 90 Broad Lane Court G2 169 Innovation Centre G3 155 School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR) G3 166 Brook Hill Hall E3 125 Institute for Lifelong Learning H3 178 Security Services E3 135 Business Unit Support F4 174 International Office C4 58 Senior Common Room D3 119 Islamic Centre A4 40 Service Quality Unit D3 119 IT Centre – St Georges' H2 170 Sheffield Centre for Sports Medicine A6 94 Sheffield International College G1 190 Careers Service D4 138 Sir Frederick Mappin Building H2 170 > Student Jobshop D3 120 Japanese Studies D2 104 Sir Henry Stephenson Building H3 176 Cash Office D3 119 Jessop Building F3 188 Sir Robert Hadfield Building H3 172 Central Annexe D2 151 Jessop West F3 184 SISA (Sheffield Institute for Studies on Ageing) A2 31 Central Mechanical Workshop E3 121 Jessop Wing A5 86 Sociological Studies A2 31 Central Supplies 152 Journalism Studies G4 163 Sorby Centre for Electron Microscopy H1 192 Centre for Developmental and D3 107 Soundhouse F3 158 Biomedical Genetics D2 108, D2 109 Sports Centre (Goodwin) A2 30 Chaplaincy E4 198 Korean Studies D2 104 Stephenson Hall of Residence 16 Charles Clifford Dental Hospital B4 46 Krebs Institute for Biomolecular Research D3 107 Student Jobshop D3 120 Chemical and Process Engineering H2 171 Kroto Research Institute H1 192 Student Reception D3 120 Chemistry E2 117 Kroto Innovation Centre H2 191 Student Services D3 119 Child Health C3 64 Student Services Information Desk (SSiD) D3 120 Children's Hospital C3 65 SUEL (Sheffield University Enterprises Ltd) G3 155 CiCS (Corporate, Information and E4 137 Landscape 22 Synthetic Turf Pitches A3 33 Computing Services) E3 134, E4 148 Law D1 101 CILASS (Centre for Inquiry-based Learning and Teaching Services (LeTS) E3 127 Learning in Arts and Social Sciences) E3 133 E3 124 Tapton Hall of Residence 12 CILASS Collaboratory 3 D1 101 The Edge 10 Civil and Structural Engineering H2 170 Taught Programmes Office D3 119 Clinical Psychology B3 34 Management G3 167 Town and Regional Planning D2 102 B3 35 Management Research School F3 159 Transport Services C6 85 Computer Science G3 166 Mappin Court G3 168 Travel Office D3 120 ConferencewithUS 10 Mappin Hall H2 170 Counselling Service E4 122 Marketing C4 72 Crookesmoor Building 22 Mathematics E3 121 UK/EU Recruitment C4 58 Mechanical Engineering H2 170 Undergraduate Student Enquiries D3 120 Media Team D3 105 Union of Students D3 120 Medical and Dental Library B5 87 University Arms E3 126 Dainton Building E2 117 Medical Illustration Unit B4 50 University Health Service F4 154 Dental Practice Unit B4 44 Medical Physics and Clinical Engineering B5 88 University House D3 119 Dental School B4 47 Medicine and Biomedical Sciences B5 88 University of Sheffield Enterprise G3 165 Development and Alumni Relations E4 147 D5 141 U Sport A2 30 Developmental Genetics D2 109 Medilink D4 149 Disability and Dyslexia Support D3 112 Modern Language Teaching Centre Douglas Knoop Centre F3 195 > Undergraduate H3 177 Vice-Chancellor's Office C3 106 Drama Studio C4 74 > Postgraduate F3 184 Visitor Information (SSiD) D3 120 Molecular Biology and Biotechnology D3 105 D3 107 , D3 108 Music F3 188 estern Bank Library D2 103 East Asia Business Services E4 146 W Weston Park Hospital A4 41 East Asian Studies C4 75 Weston Park Museum B3 38 Economics G3 167 anoscience and Technology Centre H2 191 White Rose CETL (Centre for Excellence ECUS Ltd 5 N National Fairground Archive D2 103 in Teaching and Learning) of Enterprise G3 165 Education D4 138 New Spring House F4 174 White Rose East Asia Centre D4 149 Electronic and Electrical Engineering H2 170 North Campus H1 192 Work Psychology B3 37 H3 177 Nursery E6 145 Elmfield Building 31 Endcliffe Village 9 Nursing Northern General Hospital Engineering Materials H3 172 English Language and Linguistics F3 184 English Language Teaching Centre E4 146 Occupational Health Unit (HR) E4 139 E4 199, E4 198, D5 143 Octagon Centre D3 118 English Literature F3 184 Office of Corporate Partnerships F4 174 > Theatre Workshop C4 74a Opal 2 F1 Enquiries (Firth Court Porters' Lodge) D3 105 Ophtha lmology and Orthoptics B5 88 Enterprise Zone G3 165 Oral and Maxillofacial Medicine and Surgery B4 47 EPSRC National Centre for III-V Technologies H2 191 Oral Health and Development B4 47 Estates Department D2 104 Oral Pathology B4 47 *Index entries with a number but no grid reference refer to Examinations Office D3 119 Outreach and Access Section C4 58 buildings displayed only on the Central Sheffield map. The University of Sheffield 95 University parking Bus stop (permit only) and service number Supertram stop Banks with and name cash dispensers One-way and other traffic restrictions Supermarkets Cafe Restaurant Useful information and websites Visitor Services The Student Services Information Desk (SSiD) answers a wide range of general enquiries including visitor information. Visit our website: www.sheffield.ac.uk/ssid telephone 0114 222 1299 or call in. South Yorkshire Transport Executive Traveline For information on buses, trains, and trams in the South Yorkshire region. 01709 51 51 51 www.travelsouthyorkshire.com Sheffield Visitor Information 0114 221 1900 Find out more about the city, and download a city centre map. www.sheffield.gov.uk/out--about National Rail Enquiries 08457 48 49 50 www.nationalrail.co.uk National Express Booking: 08705 80 80 80 Disabled customers: 0121 423 8479 www.nationalexpress.com Taxis © The University of Sheffield 2010 SRAM0644 Sheffield 2010 of © The University ED100018617 reserved Copyright © Crown 0114 266 2662 0114 273 7475 0114 275 1111 Welcome to the University Postcode for SatNav of Sheffield S10 2TN. This takes you to the main 0 50 100 150 200 250 metres Approximately five minutes’ walk You can find detailed visitor information, Western Bank part of the campus, map reference D3. including personalised directions for drivers, on our web site: www.sheffield.ac.uk/visitors.
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