University of Nottingham Open days 2019
Friday 13 September Saturday 14 September Contents Download 4 What should I do on the day? our free 6 Getting around on the day 8 Campus tours open day 10 Accommodation 12 Information fair app 13 Students’ Union
14 Explore the city of Nottingham ■■ Plan your personal timetable 16 Food and drink on the day ■■ Locate your talks and activities 17 Introduction to talks and activities ■■ Find our free water fountains ■■ Learn more about the University 18 University Park Campus General talks and activities How to get the app 22 University Park Campus 1. Search MyNottingham in your app store Subject talks and activities 2. Sign in to the Open Days profile 36 Jubilee Campus 3. Select ‘Programme of the day’ to get started General talks and activities
37 Jubilee Campus Subject talks and activities Free Wi-Fi on all campuses. 38 Sutton Bonington Campus Search for UoN-guest and enter your General talks and activities email address to connect.
39 Sutton Bonington Subject talks and activities
2 3 What should I do on the day? Have a safe trip home.
Bring your water bottle and Take note of your car park. Visit our sports facilities. Enjoy your day. re-usable cup. We have lots of water We have a large campus, make a We have sports centres on all Please look out for our 1 fountains and places to eat and drink. 2 note of where you parked. 11 our campuses open to view feedback survey. (see activities list per campus).
Go to your subject activities. Register your barcode Learn about the course and your at any information Explore the city. Discover our Students’ 4 career opportunities. Chat to 3 point. Printed or electronic Discover the fantastic Union. Find out about academics and current students is fine to register at any 10 city of Nottingham 9 societies and student life to find out more. Talks and time in the day. You’ll get a (page 14). at Nottingham (page 13). activities list start on page 17. free tote bag too.
Go on a campus tour. Visit our accommodation. Drop in to the information fair. Learn about work experience Get a feel for the University and We have catered and Chat to staff about accessibility, and career support. Drop in and 5 explore the campuses (page 8). 6 self-catered accommodation 7 funding, student welfare, study 8 talk to our careers staff, or chat to sites open for viewing (page 10). abroad, and much more (page 12). the academics or students from your course (page 12).
4 5 Getting around Use our free campus on the day shuttle buses.
Getting around our campuses Visiting the city
From To Bus colour Departs and returns to Description Departure times Journey time Departure times Journey time code Guided bus tour All buses go both ways between locations 11am, 11.30am, University Park Campus Students will introduce you to the city’s main attractions 12noon, 12.30pm, 1 hour University Park Jubilee Campus Every 15 minutes: 8.15am–5.30pm (Bus Bay, Arts Centre and areas. Take in the cultural hot spots, leisure and Purple 10 minutes 1pm, 1.30pm, 2pm, round-trip (East Drive) (The Exchange) (starting at University Park Campus at 8.15am) Department of Music) sporting facilities, retail outlets and historic sites that make Campus 2.30pm, 3pm Nottingham such a popular destination Buses depart from both Sutton Bonington ‘University of and University Park at the following times: If you want to take a look around for yourself, the tram runs from outside University Roughly 15 University Park Sutton Bonington Nottingham’ tram stop Yellow 8.45am, 9.30am, 10.15am, 11am, 11.45am, 30 minutes Park Campus into the city centre and to Nottingham train station minutes Campus (East Drive) Campus by South entrance 12.30pm, 1.15pm, 2pm, 2.45pm, 3.30pm, 4.15pm, 5pm, 5.45pm Various University Park 20 minute (see Open Day Event Pink Every 15 minutes: 8am–5.30pm Campus (loop) round-trip Map for stops) Getting home
The University Park Campus loop bus stops Accessible minibus: Call our team on the day on From To Bus colour Departure times Journey time are shown on the Open Day Event Map. 07813 459 196 to request the accessible minibus. It code runs on University Park Campus from 8.15am to 5pm. All buses go both ways between locations University Park Nottingham Every 15 minutes: 8am–5.30pm Blue 15 minutes Visiting self-catered accommodation Campus (East Drive) railway station (Starting at the station at 8am)
From To Bus colour Jubilee Campus Nottingham Every 30 minutes: 8am–5pm Departure times Journey time Green 15 minutes All buses go both ways between locations code (The Exchange) railway station (Starting at the station at 8am) Leaving from East Drive: 9.30am, 10am, 11am, Self-catered Sutton Bonington Loughborough 1pm, 1.30pm, 2.20pm, 3.10pm, 3.50pm, 11.30am, 12pm, 12.45pm, 1.15pm, 1.45pm, Orange 15 minutes accommodation Campus railway station 4.30pm, 5pm, 5.40pm 2.15pm, 3.15pm, 3.45pm, 4.15pm sites: St Peter’s University Park Court, Raleigh Park 40 minute Campus (East Drive Red Leaving from bus stop 5: and Nottingham Two round-trip and bus stop 5) (Please see Open Day Event Map for bus (get off at Raleigh stop details) Park for Nottingham 10.30am, 11am, 11.45am, 12.30pm, 1pm, Two) 1.30pm, 2pm, 2.30pm, 3pm, 3.30pm, 4pm
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Fees and room types If you choose to live in catered halls then you have the choice of a 31-week or 39-week contract. If you would like to be self-catered then we have 44-week contracts available. The price of your accommodation will vary depending on your preferred type of catering, room type, and contract length. For a full breakdown, please visit our website: nottingam.ac.uk/accommodation
Length of Meals included Annual cost Vacation terms contract Catered: Move out during 31-weeks From £5,095.47 Catered accommodation Self-catered accommodation 19 meals per week vacations Catered: open to view open to view Can stay during 39-weeks 19 meals per week From £6,015.36 vacations All our catered accommodation sites on The following self-catered sites are also open to during term time University Park and Jubilee Campuses are view: Albion House, Broadgate Park, Nottingham Can stay during open for viewing from 10am-5pm. Two, Raleigh Park and St Peter’s Court. These vacations self-catered accommodation sites are open from 44-weeks Self-catered From £4,620 On Sutton Bonington Campus, the show including part 10am-5pm as well. flat will be open from 9.30am-2.30pm. summer We offer a free bus to Nottingham Two, Raleigh On the Open Day Event Map, all the purple Park and St Peter’s Court, please see page 6 * All prices are representative of the current year pricing structure and are buildings are the catered halls on campus. (the bus timetable). Broadgate Park is a 5-minute subject to change in 2020/2021. Just turn up to look around the catered walk outside of the West entrance of University accommodation on campus, and ask Park Campus. We offer a huge variety of room types: shared bathroom, shared kitchen, current students all about life in halls. You Just turn up or hop on the bus to see the en-suite, studio flats, single beds or deluxe rooms with three-quarter beds. don’t need to visit all of them, just a few to self-catered accommodation. There will be Visit our website to look at the selection of room types available: get an idea of the different room types. staff available to talk to you at the sites. nottingham.ac.uk/accommodation
10 11 Information The Great Hall fair Stage Accommodation Accommodation Sport Find out about the range of catering additional services and support
that we offer our students. Libraries Unitemps Visit our stands in the Great Hall in Trent Building, Your Students’ Union chat to staff and get booklets with more information (11 on the map). Student Welfare Careers and Come and say hello to us in the Portland Building on University Department of sport Employability Visit our stand and attend one of our talks at the Service Park Campus – the home of your Students’ Union! David Ross Sports Village to find out about our sporting opportunities and the excellent facilities Chaplaincy Entrance here at Nottingham. Careers and Employability Societies and tours of Meet members of our team and find out why we’re Accessibility Nottingham world class for employability. Academic Advantage the Students’ Union The Students’ Union is at the heart of student life. and Disability Award We’re a brilliant and vibrant community of 34,000 Support, and the ACCESS Centre Visit the Welcome Zone in Portland Building students run by students, for students – and from 10am-4pm and find out about student groups, proudly independent from the University. Admissions societies and volunteering. You can chat to current We’re made up of first-year students and PhDs, students, SU Officers, and staff from the Students’ Funding and elected Students’ Union Officers, staff, volunteers Financial Union about student life in Nottingham. Postgraduate and pioneers. Support Take a self-guided or student-led tour of the Portland Study Our activities, services and facilities fall into three Building to see all the new facilities and spaces for categories – students. get involved, make change, and Mature find support. We have over 200 societies and 100 Students IT Services volunteering opportunities, student community Student life talks elections, and support groups like Night Owls and Students’ Union Advice. Welcome to your Hear your SU Officers talk about student life and the Students’ Union! Students’ Union. We’ll be in the Pope Building; go Language Study Abroad to page 21 for the times. Find out more about getting involved with us
Centre Entrance Your SU Officers are a friendly bunch of students su.nottingham.ac.uk 0115 846 8800 here to represent you. That means making the changes you want to see, so you have the best UoNSU @UofNSU UoN_SU possible time here at Nottingham.
12 13 Nottingham has something for everyone Our city Our students’ favourites: ■■ Escape rooms – we have a huge range of challenges across the city Nottingham is ■■ The Lost City Adventure Golf – two crazy golf courses with an Indiana Jones theme one of the best and safest Explore the city ■■ Rock City – the world-famous venue hosting comedians, bands, and club nights ■■ Ludorati – a café where you can play board games to your heart’s content places for a ■■ Pitcher and Piano – a bar set inside a beautiful church night out*
of Nottingham ■■ Pepper Rocks – a cocktail bar with a tropical, living room theme * Purple Flag Award winner 2010-2018. Visit our vibrant and student-friendly city. Other ways to experience our city Get the tram from University Park Campus into the city The city of and get off at… Nottingham is one 1. Old Market Square – the heart of the city. Markets, of the most fairs, and festivals are held here throughout the year. Free city Virtual tour cost-effective From there… bus tour of the city places 2. Walk to the Robin Hood Statue and have a drink in Hop on and see what Nottingham See Nottingham city inside to study in the UK* Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, the oldest inn in England. has to offer. Tours take around 60 our 360 degree virtual reality * Natwest Student Living (Approx. 10 minutes walk) minutes. See page 7 for details. experience. It’s in the Exchange Index 2016. Building on Jubilee Campus (2 on These tours are very popular After that… Jubilee Campus map). and seats will be available on a 3. Head to the Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall first-come, first-served basis. – taking the scenic route. Walk back to Old Market Square and head up King’s Street and Queen’s Street The city centre – remember to look up! (Approx. 15 minutes’ walk) is around
Next… 15 minutes from 4. Walk along to the intu Victoria Centre, and have a browse in the fantastic shopping centre. (Approx. University 5 minutes’ walk) Park Campus
Finally, once you’ve built up an appetite… by bus, tram or car 5. Meander through the quirky streets of Hockley to Annie’s Burger Shack for dinner – they do meaty, veggie, and vegan burgers like you’ve never seen before.
14 15 Food and Talks and drink on activities Check which campus you need to be on for your the day subject-specific activities. Our campuses have food We have subject-specific activities running from 9am to 4pm across our three campuses. Look for your outlets to suit a variety of subject in the blue, red and green boxes below to find tastes and dietary needs out what campus your subject activities are based on. We also have general activities and talks, such as including gluten-free, halal, campus tours and accommodation viewings, across vegan, and vegetarian. the three campuses. Find out more about student life.
For food and drink, look for the knife and fork symbol on the Open Day Event Map. You’re never far away from a café. University Park Campus Sutton Bonington Campus Jubilee Campus
■■ Architecture and built environment ■■ Agricultural sciences ■■ The Business School: For water fountains, look for ■■ Arts and humanities ■■ Animal sciences ■■ Accounting the tap symbol on the Open Day Event Map, or on the app. ■■ Engineering and design ■■ Biotechnology ■■ Finance ■■ Foundation courses ■■ Food science, nutrition, and dietetics ■■ Industrial economics ■■ Law ■■ Microbiology ■■ Management ■■ Liberal arts ■■ Plant science ■■ Computer science ■■ Mathematical sciences ■■ Veterinary medicine and science ■■ Education and counselling Remember to use a ■■ Medicine, healthcare and health re-usable cup in the sciences cafes – you’ll ■■ Nursing Tickets for events receive a 20p ■■ Midwifery Check the descriptions in the talks and activities listings for specific information about tickets. A few activities require you to book discount. ■■ Modern languages and cultures in advance and some require.. In all other cases, you can just turn up ■■ Sciences at the times specified. ■■ Social sciences
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Please see University Park Campus General talks and activities on the Open Day Event Map
Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference)
A Warm Welcome Talk Includes an overview of the University from a member of 8.45-9.15am David Ross Sports Village (34) our senior leadership team, information on careers and 9.30-10am graduate destinations, and a student’s perspective of 10.15-10.45am living and studying in Nottingham Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) Talk Same as above, but as this talk is popular places are 12noon-12.30pm A03, Teaching and Learning restricted to two per student Building (TLB) (62) Careers and Drop-in Find out how the careers team can support you in 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) Accommodation Drop-in Accommodation and catering team staff are available at 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) Employability developing your employability while at Nottingham. the information fair to answer your questions Service Find out about the Nottingham Advantage Award Drop-in Self-catered rooms at Broadgate Park, just outside the 10am-5pm Broadgate Park (5) City Tour Bus tour Students on our guided bus tour will introduce you to 11am-12noon Bus Bay, Arts Centre West entrance, are open for viewing with hourly minibus the city's main attractions and areas. Take in the cultural 11.30am-12.30pm Department of Music (33) tours to Albion House also available hot spots, leisure and sporting facilities, retail outlets 12noon-1pm and historic sites that make Nottingham such a popular 12.30-1.30pm Drop-in All catered halls of residence are open for viewing on 10am-5pm Various destination. Tour duration: 60 minutes approx 1-2pm University Park and Jubilee Campuses. Hall staff and 1.30-2.30pm students will give a brief overview of what is on offer 2-3pm and answer your questions 2.30-3.30pm 3-4pm Drop-in Self-catered rooms at St Peter’s Court, Raleigh Park 10am-5pm Nottingham Two, Raleigh and Nottingham Two are open for viewing. For bus Park, St Peter’s Court Disability Support Drop-in Chat to members of the University's disability and 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) information please see page 6 academic support teams Talk Find out more about the accommodation options 10-10.30am C15, Pope Building (27) Funding and Drop-in Chat to members of the University's financial support 9.30am-4pm Great Hall , Trent Building (11) available and gain answers to the most commonly 12noon-12.30pm Financial Support team at the information fair asked questions 2-2.30pm Talk Find out how you can fund your course, including 11.15-11.45am C14, Teaching and Learning Applying to Drop-in Chat to members of the University's admissions team 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) details of bursaries and scholarships for UK students, 12.15-12.45pm Building (62) university at the information fair about applying to Nottingham the support we offer, and funding opportunities from 1.15-1.45pm the government 2.15-2.45pm Talk Information on applying to the University, providing 9.30-10.15am C17, Pope Building (27) specific guidance on the personal statement and what 10.30-11.15am Information Fair Drop-in University representatives from all main areas providing 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) happens after we receive your application 11.30am-12.15pm services and support for students will be available to chat 12.30-1.15pm to and answer questions 1.30-2.15pm 2.30-3.15pm Language Study Drop-in Language centre staff are available to answer questions 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) Campus tour Guided Walking tours of University Park Campus 9.30am-4pm Hallward Library (9) Talk Find out from the language centre how to study a 11-11.30am A39, Sir Clive Granger tour Arts, humanities, law and social sciences language alongside your main subject. Improve existing 3-3.30pm Building (16) Tour duration: 45 minutes (approx.) skills or start a new language Guided Walking tours of University Park Campus 9.30am-4pm Information Point 14 Talk Find out from the language centre how to study a 1-1.30pm A1, Pope Building (27) tour Science, engineering, medicine, health care language alongside your main subject. Improve existing and health sciences skills or start a new language Tour duration: 45 minutes (approx.)
18 19 Please see University Park Campus Please see University Park Campus University Park Campus General talks and activities on the Open Day Event Map on the Open Day Event Map
Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference)
Libraries Guided Experienced library staff will lead tours, showcasing 9.30am-3pm Hallward Library (9) Sport continued Talk Rowing at Nottingham 11.15-11.45am Studio 3, David Ross Sports tour our library collections, services and facilities. You are Village (34) welcome to visit any of our main libraries during the 9.30am-3pm George Green Library (24) Talk Rugby at Nottingham 12noon-12.30pm Studio 2, David Ross Sports Open Days, with staff on hand to answer more in depth Village (34) questions. Tour duration: 15 minutes approx Talk Scholarship talk 12noon-12.30pm Studio 3, David Ross Sports Drop-in Members of the library team will be available to 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) Village (34) answer your questions Talk Football at Nottingham 2.30-3pm Studio 3, David Ross Sports Mature Students Drop-in Staff and current students available to answer your 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) Village (34) questions about being a mature student at Nottingham Talk Hockey talk 2.30-3pm Studio 2, David Ross Sports Talk Information and advice session for mature students and 12noon-12.45pm LG11, Trent Building (11) Village (34) opportunity to chat with current mature students Student life and Talk An introduction from the Students’ Union to societies, 10-10.30am C16, Pope Building (27) Nottingham Drop-in Discuss the University of Nottingham's public arts 9am-4pm Djanogly Terrace Students' Union volunteering and life on University Park Campus 11-11.30am Lakeside Arts programme with Lakeside team members and discover 12noon-12.30pm how you how can get involved from volunteering and 1-1.30pm paid work, to performing/curating opportunities, or 2-2.30pm enjoying Lakeside's fabulous professional programme 3-3.30pm Drop-in Visit the Pavilion Cafe for a snack and from 11am, explore 10am-5pm Nottingham Lakeside Arts Drop-in Drop into the Students' Union and find out about student 10am-4pm Welcome Zone, Portland surviving evidence of the textile trade which, once a (49) groups, societies and volunteering. Take a self-guided Building (15) major feature of the East Midlands, in Fully Fashioned in tour of the Portland Building to see all the new facilities, the Weston Gallery. In the Djanogly Gallery see works services and space for clubs and societies representing the quality and diversity of professional art practice in the region today and visit the University of Student Welfare Drop-in Find out about health and well-being initiatives and 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) Nottingham Museum. All exhibitions are free campaigns to keep students healthy while at University. A member of the chaplaincy team will also be available Parents' Session Talk As a parent/supporter find out from staff and students 11-11.30am LG11, Trent Building (11) how Nottingham will provide for your young person's 2-2.30pm Study Abroad Talk Hear from staff and returning students about study 9.15-9.45am Senate Chamber, Trent well-being, security and success abroad opportunities 11.15-11.45am Building (11) 1.15-1.45pm Postgraduate Study Drop-in Staff and current students available to answer your 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) questions about postgraduate study at Nottingham Drop-in Meet members of the study abroad team and chat to 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) students who've studied abroad Sport Drop-in Chat to sports staff about the sports programmes 9am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) at Nottingham Drop-in Find out more about the sport facilities and sport clubs 9.30am-3pm Studio 1, David Ross Sports at Nottingham Village (34) Self- Look around our impressive sports village including 9.30am-4pm David Ross Sports Village (34) guided the climbing wall, high performance zone and tour swimming pool Talk How can I get involved? Includes information on our 12.30-1pm Studio 2, David Ross Sports facilities, sports clubs and competitions Village (34) Talk Tennis at Nottingham 10-10.30am Studio 3, David Ross Sports Village (34)
20 21 Please see University Park Campus University Park Campus on the Open Day Event Map Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference)
Please see University Park Campus Arts and Drop-in Visit the Digital Transformations Hub (DTH) and 10-10.30am A24, Humanities (55) on the Open Day Event Map Subject talks and activities Humanities find out about the cutting edge digital equipment, 11.30am-12noon software, support and opportunities that we 12.30-1pm Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) make available to all Faculty of Arts students 2-2.30pm at Nottingham 3-3.30pm American and Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses in 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room Foyer, Canadian Studies an informal setting Trent Building (11) Talk Why choose joint honours? 10-10.30am B46, Trent Building (11) 1.45-2.15pm Please also see Arts Taster session Experience american studies teaching at 11.15-11.45am A40, Sir Clive Granger Building and Humanities Nottingham 1-1.30pm (16) Biochemistry Drop-in Staff and students will be available to discuss our 9.30am-3pm Greenfield Medical Library, courses and answer your questions Medical School QMC (46) Ancient History, Drop-in Academic staff and students will be available to 10am-4pm A01, Humanities (55) Classical discuss our courses and answer your questions Demonstration Biochemistry demonstrations. Collect a ticket on 10.45-11.30am Greenfield Medical Library, Civilisation and the day from Greenfield Library 12noon-12.45pm Medical School QMC (46) Talk Studying Latin and Greek (classics) at Nottingham 11-11.45am A02, Humanities (55) Classics 1.30-2.15pm Please also see Arts Talk Biochemistry at Nottingham 11.30am-12noon LT3, Medical School (46) and Humanities Talk Studying ancient history and classical civilisation 12noon-12.45pm A03, Humanites (55) 2.15-2.45pm at Nottingham Taster session Find out more about an exciting topic of modern 1-1.30pm LT3, Medical School (46) Taster session Studying the ancient world 1-1.30pm A03, Humanities (55) biochemistry with this short lecture Biochemistry and See biochemistry for full activities. Also see biology for recommended talk and lab Archaeology Drop-in Academic staff and students will be available to 10am-4pm A01, Humanities (55) Genetics demonstrations in the Life Sciences Building Please also see Arts discuss our courses and answer your questions Biology Guided tour Guided tours of the Life Sciences Building. 9.30am-3.30pm Foyer, Life Sciences (23) and Humanities Talk What is archaeology and why should you 10.30-11.15am A03, Humanities (55) Depart every 30 minutes from 9:30am study it? Drop-in Chat to staff and students about our courses 9.30am-4pm Foyer, Life Sciences (23) Guided tour Be shown around the archaeology laboratory 11.15-11.45am Archaeology Laboratories, and find out what staff and students have 1.30-2pm Humanities (55) been researching Talk Biology degree courses at Nottingham 10-10.30am B3, Life Sciences (23) 11-11.30am Taster session Studying the ancient world 1-1.30pm A03, Humanities (55) 1-1.30pm Talk Find out about exciting research being 10.30-10.45am B3 Life Sciences (23) Architecture and Guided tour Drop-in for a guided tour of the department 10am-2.15pm Foyer, Environmental Education undertaken in the School of Life Sciences 11.30-11.45am built environment Centre (14) 1.30-1.45pm Please also see Talk Subject talk including a question and answer Friday: Crit Space, Environmental Demonstration Laboratory demonstrations of biological research 10.30am-1pm A50, Life Sciences (23) page 25 for courses session with students. Pre-booking online is 11am-12.30pm Education Centre (14) 1.30-2.30pm in architectural recommended 2.15-3.45pm environment Biosciences Drop-in Academic staff and students will be available to 9.30am-4pm Foyer, Life Sciences (23) engineering Saturday: discuss our courses and answer questions. 11am-12.30pm Please refer to Sutton Bonington section for 12.45-2pm more details 2.15-3.45pm
22 23 Please see University Park Campus Please see University Park Campus University Park Campus Subject talks and activities on the Open Day Event Map on the Open Day Event Map
Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference)
Cancer Sciences Drop-in Come and talk with students studying 10am-4pm Greenfield Medical Library, Economics Drop-in Chat to staff, career advisers and students 10am-3pm Information stand,Foyer, Sir cancer-focused subjects and staff who undertake Medical School QMC (46) about our courses and about career options Clive Granger Building (16) cancer research for economists Demonstration See a demonstration relevant to the laboratory 10.45am-1.15pm A36, Life Sciences (23) Talk Why study economics at Nottingham? Collect 10-10.45am A48, Sir Clive Granger Building work you will do as part of your degree 1.45-3.30pm tickets early on the day from the information 12noon-12.45pm with live relay to other room(s) stand in the Sir Clive Granger Building. As these 2-2.45pm (16) Talk Hear about what you will learn on our cancer 11-11.30am C1052, Medical School (46) presentations are popular, tickets are limited to sciences course 1.45-2.15pm two per student Guided tour Guided 30-minute tours of Greenfield Library, our 11.30am-12noon C1052, Medical School (46) Engineering Talk An introduction to engineering at Nottingham 9.30-10am B02, Engineering and Science research laboratories and teaching laboratories 2.15-2.45pm Please also Learning Centre (ESLC) (54) 12.30-1pm Cancer sciences stand, see specific Drop-in Staff and students will be available to talk about 9am-4pm Atrium, Engineering and Greenfield Medical Library, Engineering all our courses Science Learning Centre Medical School QMC (46) subjects below (ESLC) (54) Chemistry Drop-in Chemistry displays 9.30am-4pm Foyer, Chemistry Building (28) Drop-in Arkwright Scholars’ drop-in 10am-2pm B13, Engineering and Science Join our student ambassadors for refreshments. Learning Centre (ESLC) (54) Drop-in Meet with academic staff and students to discuss 9.30am-4pm Foyer, Chemistry Building (28) Open to current Arkwright Scholars only courses and admissions Drop-in Industrial placements 9am-4pm Atrium, Engineering and Guided tour Tours of the Chemistry Building led by current 9.30am-4pm Foyer, Chemistry Building (28) Chat to our faculty placement team and current Science Learning Centre students students about placement opportunities (ESLC) (54) Talk Chemistry at Nottingham 9.30-10am Lecture Theatre X1, Chemistry Drop-in Student experience and study abroad 9am-4pm Atrium, Engineering and 10.30-11am Building (28) opportunities Science Learning Centre 11.30am-12noon Find out how we enhance the student experience, (ESLC) (54) 2.30-3pm including study abroad opportunities Talk Meet the admissions tutor for BSc/MSci 11-11.30am Lecture Theatre X2, Chemistry Engineering Drop-in Aerospace engineering 9am-4pm Design Studio, Engineering Chemistry and Molecular Physics FF31/FFH1 Building (28) subject specific Hands-on activities, with an opportunity to try out and Science Learning Centre our flight simulator (ESLC) (54) Talk Exciting chemistry: a lecture with live 1-1.45pm Lecture Theatre X1, Chemistry demonstrations Building (28) Talk Aerospace engineering 10am-11.15am B14, Engineering and Science Presentation on our courses followed by an 11.30am-12.45pm Learning Centre (ESLC) (54) Contemporary Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses at 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room, Trent optional tour of teaching facilities 1-2.15pm Chinese Studies the modern languages exhibition Building (11) 2.15-3.30pm Taster session Beginners' Mandarin language taster session 10-10.30am B38a, Trent Building (11) Talk Architectural environment engineering 11-11.45am B12, Engineering and Science Presentation on MEng and BEng programmes in 2-2.45pm Learning Centre (ESLC) (54) Talk Studying abroad as part of your language course 10.45-11.30am A1/A2, Highfield House (10) architectural environment engineering 12.30-1.15pm 1.30-2.15pm Talk Chemical and environmental engineering 9.30-11am A14, Pope Building (27) Talk followed by guided tour of laboratories and 11am-12.30pm Talk Studying contemporary Chinese studies 11.30am-12noon B46, Trent Building (11) practical demonstration 1-2.30pm at Nottingham 2.30-4pm Talk Combined honours courses in modern languages, 1.45-2.30pm A03, Teaching and Learning Talk Civil engineering 9.30-11am B07, Engineering and Science including modern languages with business Building (TLB) (62) Talk followed by laboratory tour and practical 11am-12.30pm Learning Centre (ESLC) (54) demonstrations 1-2.30pm 2.30-4pm
For more engineering talks and activities, please see the next page. 24 25 Please see University Park Campus Please see University Park Campus University Park Campus Subject talks and activities on the Open Day Event Map on the Open Day Event Map
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Engineering Drop-in Electrical and electronic engineering 9am-4pm Design Studio, Engineering Foundation Drop-in Foundation arts 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room Foyer, continued Hands-on activities and demonstrations and Science Learning Centre courses Chat to academic staff and students about our Trent Building (11) (ESLC) (54) foundation year for arts and humanities degrees Talk Electrical and electronic engineering 9.30-11am C01, Engineering and Science Drop-in Foundation engineering and physical sciences 9am-4pm Atrium, Engineering and Presentation followed by 'hands-on' 11am-12.30pm Learning Centre (ESLC) (54) Chat to academic staff and current students Science Learning Centre laboratory-based events. Pre-booking online 1-2.30pm about the course (ESLC) (54) is recommended 2.30-4pm Drop-in Foundation science 10.30am-1pm A50, Life Sciences (23) Drop-in Mechanical and manufacturing engineering 9am-4pm Design Studio, Engineering Laboratory demonstrations of biological research 1.30-2.30pm Hands-on mechanical engineering activities and Science Learning Centre Guided tour Foundation science 9.30am-3.30pm Foyer, Life Sciences (23) and demonstrations (ESLC) (54) Be shown around the Life Sciences Building. Tours Talk Mechanical and manufacturing engineering 9.30-11am A09, Engineering and Science depart every 30 minutes from 9.30am Presentation followed by a guided tour of 11am-12.30pm Learning Centre (ESLC) (54) Talk Foundation science 10-10.30am A35, Life Sciences (23) laboratories, displays, workshops and facilities 12.30-2pm A talk on the foundation science course, followed 11-11.30am 2-3.30pm by a guided tour of the Life Sciences Building 1-1.30pm Talk Product design and manufacture 11am-12.30pm B08, Engineering and Science Talk Foundation science 10.30-10.45am B3, Life Sciences (23) Course presentation followed by tour of 1-2.30pm Learning Centre (ESLC) (54) Find out about exciting research being 11.30-11.45am workshops and design studio undertaken in the School of Life Sciences 1.30-1.45pm English Drop-in Academic staff and students will be available 10am-3pm School of English A Floor French and Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses at 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room, Trent to discuss our courses and answer your Corridor, Trent Building (11) Please also see Arts Francophone the modern languages exhibition Building (11) questions. There will also be an opportunity to and Humanities studies observe and take part in experimental research Talk Studying French at Nottingham 10-10.30am A1/A2, Highfield House (10) demonstrations Please also see Arts 3.15-3.45pm and Humanities Talk Studying English at Nottingham. Collect tickets 10-11am Senate Chamber, Trent Building Talk Studying abroad as part of your language course 10.45-11.30am A1/A2, Highfield House (10) on the day from A35 Trent Building as these 12noon-1pm (11) 12.30-1.15pm talks are very popular 2-3pm 1.30-2.15pm Environmental Demonstration Laboratory demonstrations 9.30am-4pm A1, Life Sciences (23) Taster session Beginners' French language taster session 12.15-12.45pm B38a, Trent Building (11) Science and Environmental Drop-in Talk to staff and current students about our 9.30am-4pm Foyer, Life Sciences (23) Talk Studying modern european studies, modern 1.45-2.30pm A03, Teaching and Learning Biology courses and fieldwork options language studies, modern languages with Building (TLB) (62) business, and modern languages with translation Drop-in Academic staff and students will be available to 9.30am-4pm Foyer, Sir Clive Granger discuss our courses and answer your questions Building (16) Genetics See biology for full activities Talk Join us for a taster lecture to experience our 12noon-12.45pm B3, Life Sciences (23) teaching style first hand, and find out more about 2-2.45pm Geography Drop-in Staff and students will be available to answer your 9.30am-3.30pm Information Stand, Sir Clive course options and opportunities questions. Students will provide guided tours of Granger Building (16) the school Film and Television Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses in an 9.30am-4pm A19, Trent Building (11) Studies informal setting Talk Geography at Nottingham. Collect a ticket on 10-11am A41/A48, Sir Clive Granger the day from the information stand in Sir Clive 11am-12noon Building (16) Please also see Arts Talk Studying film and television at Nottingham 11-11.30am Screening Room LG140, and Humanities Granger Building 1-2pm Hallward Library (9) 2-3pm Talk Career options for geographers. Collect a ticket 12noon-12.30pm A41, Sir Clive Granger Building on the day from the information stand in Sir 12.30-1pm (16) Clive Granger Building
26 27 Please see University Park Campus Please see University Park Campus University Park Campus Subject talks and activities on the Open Day Event Map on the Open Day Event Map
Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference)
German studies Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses at 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room, Trent Law Talk Life in the School of Law. Find out about our 9.30am-10.30am B62, Law & Social Sciences Please also see Arts the modern languages exhibition Building (11) degree courses, student societies, exchange (LASS) (7) opportunities, and more and Humanities Talk Studying German at Nottingham 10.45-11.15am B46, Trent Building (11) 1.30-2.30pm B62 and B63, Law & Social Sciences (LASS) (7) Talk Studying abroad as part of your language course 10.45-11.30am A1/A2, Highfield House (10) Drop-in Staff and students will be available to 9.30am-4pm The Atrium, Law & Social 12.30-1.15pm answer questions Sciences (LASS) (7) 1.30-2.15pm Taster session A short taster lecture on a particular aspect 10.30-11am B62, Law & Social Sciences Talk Studying modern european studies, modern 1.45-2.30pm A03, Teaching and Learning of law (LASS) (7) language studies, modern languages with Building (TLB) (62) business, and modern languages with translation 2.30-3pm B62 and B63, Law & Social Sciences (LASS) (7) Taster session Beginners' German language taster session 2.30-3pm B38a, Trent Building (11) Liberal Arts Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room Foyer, in an informal setting Trent Building (11) History of Art Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses in an 9.30am-4pm A19, Trent Building (11) Please also see Arts informal setting Talk Studying liberal arts at Nottingham 12.15-1pm B46, Trent Building (11) 2.30-3.15pm and Humanities Talk What is history of art and where could it take you? 11am-12noon C15, Teaching and Learning Building (TLB) (62) Mathematical Drop-in Explore mathematical problems - ask our friendly 9.30am-3.30pm A09, Mathematical Sciences Sciences student helpers for hints if you need to (20) Taster session A sample lecture from one of our undergraduate 1.45-2.30pm C15, Teaching and Learning modules Building (TLB) (62) Guided tour Maths tours with our students to see where 9.30am-3.45pm Atrium, Mathematical Sciences you would enjoy your academic life. Tours last (20) History Drop-in Academic staff and students will be available to 10am-4pm A18, Lenton Grove (5) approximately 20 minutes. Please get a ticket on Please also see Arts discuss our courses and answer your questions the day from the tour desk in the Atrium of the and Humanities Talk Studying history at Nottingham 11-11.45am A03, Teaching and Learning Mathematical Sciences Building 12.45-1.30pm Building (TLB) (62) Drop-in Staff and students are available to discuss our 9.30am-4pm Atrium, Mathematical Sciences 2.45-3.30pm courses and answer your questions (20) Taster session Sample history seminar 12.15-12.45pm B13, Lenton Grove (5) Talk Mathematics at Nottingham – information about 10.30-11.15am Keighton Auditorium, 1.15-1.45pm our courses, career paths and reasons to study 1-1.45pm Mathematical Sciences (20) 2.15-2.45pm maths at Nottingham International Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses in an 9.30am-4pm A19, Trent Building (11) Demonstration Othello insight – a former British champion 10.45-11.15am A17, Mathematical Sciences Media and informal setting explains the mathematical aspects and strategy (20) Communications Talk Studying international media and communications 1-1.30pm Screening Room LG140, for this game Studies at Nottingham Hallward Library (9) Please also see Arts Taster session Find out what a typical first-year lecture might 11.30am-12noon Keighton Auditorium, and Humanities be like Mathematical Sciences (20) Demonstration Learn a systematic method (algorithm) for solving 12noon-12.45pm A17, Mathematical Sciences Rubik's Cube (20) Talk How we support you in a successful transition to 12.15-12.45pm Keighton Auditorium, university, plus hear about our peer mentoring Mathematical Sciences (20) scheme from a student's perspective Demonstration An interactive session explaining the maths of 2.30-3pm A17, Mathematical Sciences casino roulette (20)
28 29 Please see University Park Campus Please see University Park Campus University Park Campus Subject talks and activities on the Open Day Event Map on the Open Day Event Map
Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference)
Medical Drop-in Staff and current students will be available to 9.30am-3pm Greenfield Medical Library, Modern Languages Drop-in Chat to staff and students about our courses at 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room, Trent Physiology and answer questions Medical School QMC (46) Please also see Arts the modern languages exhibition Building (11) Therapeutics Talk Studying medical physiology and theraputics Friday: LT3, Medical School (46) and Humanities Talk Studying abroad as part of your language course 10.45-11.30am A1/A2, Highfield House (10) at Nottingham 10.45-11.15am 12.30-1.15pm 1.30-2.15pm Saturday: Talk Studying modern european studies, modern 1.45-2.30pm A03, Teaching and Learning 10.45-11.15am language studies, modern languages with Building (TLB) (62) 1.30-2pm business, and modern languages with translation Medicine Guided tour Be shown around the Medical School by current 8.50am-2.50pm Foyer, Medical School (46) Talk For single, joint and combined honours degrees students. Tours last approximately 30 minutes. in the following language areas see individual Collect tickets from Medical School Foyer. Due subject listings: to capacity, guests are unable to accompany ■ Contemporary Chinese studies page 24 prospective students on the tour ■ ■■ French and Francophone studies page 27 Drop-in Staff and current students are available to answer 9am-3.30pm Greenfield Medical Library, ■■ German studies pages 27 and 28 your questions Medical School QMC (46) ■■ Russian and Slavonic studies page 33 ■■ Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Talk Applying for medicine at Nottingham. Collect 9.30-10.30am Coates Road Auditorium (51) studies page 33-34 tickets early on the day from Coates Road 12noon-1pm Auditorium or Greenfield Library. As these 2.30-3.30pm Music Drop-in Staff and students are available to answer 10am-4pm Foyer, Arts Centre Department presentations are popular, tickets are limited to Please also see Arts questions, provide information on courses and of Music (33) two per student and Humanities student music societies and give guided tours of the department Talk Find out about studying as a physician associate 11.45am-12.15pm C1052, Medical School (46) at Nottingham Talk Studying music at Nottingham 11-11.45am A30, Arts Centre Department 1.45-2.30pm of Music (33) Talk Graduate entry medicine: find out about studying 12.30-1.30pm C1052, Medical School (46) medicine at Nottingham as a graduate Taster session Experience a range of practical activities within 11.45am-12.45pm Arts Centre Department of the Music Department Music (33) Midwifery Drop-in Staff and current students will be available to 9am-3.30pm Greenfield Medical Library, answer questions Medical School QMC (46) Performance Current students will perform a selection of 1-1.30pm Djanogly Recital Hall, Arts pieces from their repertoire Centre Department of Music Guided tour Tours of the Medical School by current students 9.30am-3pm Greenfield Medical Library, (33) Medical School (46) Natural Sciences Drop-in Find out more about student life and what you will 9.30am-4pm A3/A4, George Green Library Talk Midwifery at Nottingham 11.30am-12.30pm LT1, Medical School (46) study while enjoying some refreshments (24) 2-3pm Talk Introduction to natural science degrees at 10-11am A13, Pope Building (27) Nottingham with the admissions tutor, followed 12noon-1pm by 'being a natural sciences student' with a 2-3pm current student Neuroscience Drop-in Staff and current students will be on hand to 9.30am-3pm Greenfield Library, Medical answer your questions School QMC (46) Talk Use your brain; study neuroscience at Nottingham 10-10.30am LT3, Medical School (46) 12.15-12.45pm Guided tour Sign up for a guided tour of our facilities. Collect 10.45-11.15am Departing from LT3, Medical tickets on the day from Greenfield Library 11.45am-12.15pm School (46) 12.45-1.15pm 2-2.30pm
30 31 Please see University Park Campus Please see University Park Campus University Park Campus Subject talks and activities on the Open Day Event Map on the Open Day Event Map
Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference)
Nursing Guided tour Enjoy being shown around the Medical School by 9am-3pm Foyer, Medical School (46) Physics Guided tour Guided tours of the school 10am-3.30pm A30, Physics Building (22) current students Drop-in Chat to staff and students about our courses 9am-3.30pm Greenfield Library, Medical Demonstrations Exciting physics demonstrations 10am-4pm A30, Physics Building (22) School (46) Talk Nursing at Nottingham 10.15-11.15am LT1, Medical School (46) Drop-in Meet our staff to chat about courses and research 10am-4pm Foyer, Physics Building (22) 12.45-1.45pm Drop-in Find out about theoretical physics projects and 10am-4pm A01, Physics Building (22) Pharmacology Drop-in A chance to talk to staff about the pharmacology 9.30am-3pm Greenfield Medical Library, options, and our mathematical physics and degree Medical School, QMC (46) theoretical physics courses Talk Introduction to pharmacology: how drugs work 9.45-10.15am C1, Pope Building (27) Talk Studying physics at Nottingham. Details on the 11-11.45am B1, Physics Building (22) 1.15-1.45pm courses and admissions 2-2.45pm Guided tour Sign up for a guided tour of our facilities. 10.45-11.15am Departing from LT3, Medical Talk Ultracold atoms, time and relativity 12noon-12.30pm B1, Physics Building (22) Collect tickets on the day from outside 11.45am-12.15pm School (46) Greenfield Library 12.45-1.15pm 2-2.30pm Talk Close to absolute zero - Bose-Einstein 1-1.30pm B1, Physics Building (22) Condensates Pharmacy and Drop-in Tours of the school, refreshments and exhibitions 10am-4pm Foyer, Pharmacy (26) Pharmaceutical Guided tour Guided tours of the MRI Centre 1-1.45pm Foyer, Physics Building (22) 3-3.45pm Sciences Talk Introduction to the School of Pharmacy, our 10.30-11.30am C14, Pope Building (27) courses and life as a student 2-3pm Physiotherapy Drop-in Come and talk to our staff and students 9am-3pm Studio 1, David Ross Sports Village (34) Lab activity 1 How to counsel a patient - a hands-on case 11.45am-12.15pm Foyer, Pharmacy (26) study workshop 1.15-1.45pm Talk Studying physiotherapy at Nottingham 10.30-11.15am Studio 2, David Ross Sports 1.15-2pm Village (34) Drop-in Chat with academic staff (including Head of 11.45am-1.45pm Foyer, Pharmacy (26) School and Course Directors) and current 3.15-4pm Guided tour Bus tour to visit the Clinical Sciences Building 11.30am-12.45pm Shuttle Bus Stop 5, opposite students at City Hospital 2.15-3.30pm David Ross Sports Village (34) Lab activity 2 The science of treating dyspepsia - a hands-on 11.45am-12.15pm Foyer, Pharmacy (26) Politics and Drop-in School of Politics and International Relations staff 9.30am-4pm Atrium, North entrance, Law & laboratory practical 1.15-1.45pm International and students will be available to chat about our Social Sciences (LASS) (7) Relations courses and answer your questions Taster session Experience a lecture from one of our 12.30-1pm A05, Pharmacy (26) academic staff Talk Studying politics and international relations 10-10.45am B63, Law & Social Sciences at Nottingham 11.45am-12.30pm (LASS) (7) Philosophy Drop-in Meet current students and staff and find out 10am-4pm A21, Humanities (55) 3-3.45pm Please also see Arts about Nottingham philosophy and Humanities Taster session Experience a politics and international relations 11-11.30am B63, Law & Social Sciences Talk A talk about the department, philosophy course 11am-12noon B62, Law & Social Sciences lecture at Nottingham 12.45-1.15pm (LASS) (7) options, and opportunity to ask questions (LASS) (7) Psychology Drop-in Staff and students will be available to discuss the 9.30am-4pm Social Space, Psychology Taster session 1 Taster lecture: Philosophy and Illness 12.15-1pm B62, Law & Social Sciences course and answer your questions Building (29) (LASS) (7) Talk Why psychology? Why Nottingham? Hear 10.45-11.45am Coates Road Auditorium (51) Taster session 2 Taster lecture: Breaking the Law 2.30-3.15pm A02, Humanities (55) about our course at Nottingham and a student's 1.15-2.15pm perspective
32 33 Please see University Park Campus Please see University Park Campus University Park Campus Subject talks and activities on the Open Day Event Map on the Open Day Event Map
Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference)
Russian and Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses at the 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room, Trent Sport and Exercise Drop-in Chat to staff and students and find out 9.30am-3pm Greenfield Medical Library, Slavonic Studies modern languages exhibition Building (11) Science more about our course, the schools and Medical School QMC (46) graduate careers Please also see Arts Talk Studying abroad as part of your language course 10.45-11.30am A1/A2, Highfield House (10) and Humanities 12.30-1.15pm Drop-in Chat to staff and students and find out 9.30-3pm Studio 1, David Ross Sports 1.30-2.15pm more about our course, the schools and Village (34) graduate careers Taster session Russian language taster session 11.15-11.45am B38a, Trent Building (11) Talk Sport and exercise science at Nottingham 11.15-11.45am Studio 2, David Ross Sports Talk Studying Russian and Slavonic studies 1-1.30pm B46, Trent Building (11) 2-2.30pm Village (34) at Nottingham Guided tour Guided tour of our Exercise Physiology, 11.45am-12.15pm Depart from Studio 2, David Talk Studying modern european studies, modern 1.45-2.30pm A03, Teaching and Learning Psychology and Bio-mechanics teaching 2.30-3pm Ross Sports Village (34) language studies, modern languages with Building (TLB) (62) laboratories. Duration of tours: 30 minutes business, and modern languages with translation Sport Drop-in Staff and students are available to 9am-3pm Studio 1, David Ross Sports Sociology, Drop-in Meet our students and admissions tutor 9.30am-3.30pm A5, Law & Social Sciences Rehabilitation answer questions Village (34) criminology, social (LASS) (7) Talk Studying sport rehabilitation at Nottingham 10.30-11.15am Studio 3, David Ross Sports work and social Talk Why study social policy at Nottingham? 10.30-11am A4, Law & Social Sciences 1.15-2pm Village (34) policy 1.30-2pm (LASS) (7) Bus tour Visit the Clinical Sciences Building at 11.30am-12.45pm Shuttle Bus Stop 5, opposite Talk Why study criminology at Nottingham? 10-10.30am A1, Law & Social Sciences City Hospital 2.15-3.30pm David Ross Sports Village (34) 12noon-12.30pm (LASS) (7) Theology and Drop-in Chat to staff and students and find out 10am-4pm A22, Humanities (55) 2-2.30pm Religious Studies more about our department,courses and Talk Why study sociology at Nottingham? 11-11.30am A1, Law & Social Sciences Please also see Arts graduate careers 1-1.30pm (LASS) (7) and Humanities Talk Hear about studying in our department and ask 12noon-12.45pm A02, Humanities (55) Talk Why study social work at the University of 11-11.30am A4, Law & Social Sciences our admissions tutor your questions Nottingham? 2-2.30pm (LASS) (7) Talk Why study theology and religious studies? 2.30-3.15pm A03, Humanities (55) Spanish, Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses at the 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room, Trent Members of staff provide a flavour of the topics Portuguese and modern languages exhibition Building (11) we offer Latin American Talk Studying abroad as part of your language course 10.45-11.30am A1/A2, Highfield House (10) Zoology See biology for full activities studies 12.30-1.15pm Please also see Arts 1.30-2.15pm and Humanities Talk Hispanic studies courses at Nottingham 11.45am-12.15pm A1/A2, Highfield House (10) 2.30-3pm Taster session Beginners' Portuguese language taster session 1-1.30pm B38a, Trent Building (11)
Talk Studying modern european studies, modern 1.45-2.30pm A03, Teaching and Learning language studies, modern languages with Building (TLB) (62) business, and modern languages with translation
34 35 Jubilee Campus
Please see Jubilee Campus on the Please see Jubilee Campus on the General talks and activities Open Day Event Map Subject talks and activities Open Day Event Map
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Accommodation Visit On-campus and off-campus accommodation is 10am-5pm Newark Hall, Nottingham Accounting, Drop-in Academic staff and students will be available to 10am-3pm Foyer, Business School open for viewing throughout the day Two, Raleigh Park, Finance, Industrial answer questions about the courses South (7) Southwell Hall and Economics, Talk Studying in the Business School 11-11.45am B52, Business School South St Peter’s Court Management 1-1.45pm (7) Campus tour Guided tour Guided 30-minute walking tours with students 9am-4pm Information Point, Computer Science Drop-in Chat to staff and students about our courses 9.30am-4pm Foyer, Computer Science (4) Exchange Building (2)
City Tour Virtual reality No time for a bus tour of the city? Step into our Friday: Exchange Building (2) Guided tour Guided tour of our facilities including the Mixed 10-10.30am Foyer, Computer Science (4) drop-in virtual reality cube to take our three-minute virtual 9.30am-4pm Reality Laboratory and the Robot Laboratory. 11-11.30am tour of the city Tour duration: 30 minutes approx 12noon-12.30pm Saturday: 1-1.30pm 9am-4pm 2-2.30pm Sport Visit Visit Jubilee Sports Centre and find out more 9.30-4pm Jubilee Sports Centre (30) 3-3.30pm about getting involved with sport and fitness Talk Computer science at Nottingham 10-11am LT 3, Exchange Building (2) at Nottingham 12noon-1pm Student life Talk This talk from a current student will provide 9.45-10.15am Lecture Theatre 1, 2pm-3pm you with further information about student life 12.15-12.45pm Exchange Building (2) Taster session Build your own computer game. There are limited 11-11.30am Foyer, Computer Science (4) on Jubilee campus including information on places for this activity so please arrive early to 1-1.30pm accommodation, societies and support register your place 3-3.30pm Education Taster session Introduction to BA Education. Please arrive at the 10.30am-12noon B46, Dearing Building start of the session (Education) (6)
36 37 Sutton Bonington Campus
Please see Sutton Bonington Please see Sutton Bonington General talks and activities Campus on the Open Day Event Map Subject talks and activities Campus on the Open Day Event Map
Location (map Activity Type Description Times Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) reference) Accommodation Accommodation Visit the show flat throughout the day where 9.30am-2.30pm Stanford Flat (A on School of Drop-in Academic staff and students will be available to 9.30am-2.30pm The Dining Hall, The Barn accommodation staff will be available to answer map) Biosciences discuss our courses and answer your questions (20) questions. See Jubilee and University Park Campuses Please also see Drop-in Study abroad and placements: come and talk to 9.30am-2.30pm The Dining Hall, The Barn for more accommodation viewings specific subjects the team about these exciting opportunities (20) below Drop-in A member of the accommodation team is available at the 9.30am-2.30pm The Dining Hall, The Talk Introduction to the School of Biosciences and life 10-10.30am The Dining Hall, The Barn information fair to answer your questions Barn (20) as a student (20) Campus tour Guided tour Guided walking tours with current students includes 9.30am-2pm Information Point, The Agricultural and Talk Why study animal science or agricultural sciences 11-11.30am B01, Gateway Building (29) accommodation and sports centre (approx. 30 minutes) Barn (20) Animal Sciences at Nottingham Leaving every half hour from 9.30am Guided tour Guided tour of the University Farm and Dairy 11.30am-1pm Leaving from B01, Gateway Funding and Drop-in A member of the finance team is available at the 9.30am-2.30pm The Dining Hall, The Centre Building (29) Financial Support information fair to answer your questions Barn (20) Animal Science Talk Why study animal science or agricultural sciences 11-11.30am B01, Gateway Building (29) Talk Funding and financial support 10.30-11am The Dining Hall, The at Nottingham Barn (20) Guided tour Guided tour of the University Farm and Dairy 11.30am-1pm Leaving from B01, Gateway Information fair Drop-in Members of the accommodation, funding and financial 9.30am-2.30pm The Dining Hall, The Centre Building (29) support, Student Guild and welfare teams are available to Barn (20) answer your questions Drop-in Laboratory tours and practical sessions 11am-2.30pm North Laboratory (5) Sport Guided tour Guided tour of the sports centre 9am-2pm Sports Centre (SB) (26) Demonstration See animal science in action in our laboratory 11.30am-12noon North Laboratory (5) demonstration & 1.30-2pm Talk Find out more about getting involved with sport and 12noon-12.30pm Sports Centre (SB) (26) fitness; from beginner to elite level. Find out about our Biotechnology Talk Studying biotechnology at Nottingham 11am-12noon B07, The Barn (20) facilities, sport clubs and campus leagues Demonstration See biotechnology in action in our laboratory 12noon-1pm North Laboratory (5) Student life and Drop-in A member of the Student Guild is available at the 9.30am-2.30pm The Dining Hall, The demonstration session Students' Union information fair to answer your questions Barn (20) Food Science, Lab activity Laboratory demonstration and hands-on 9.30am-2.30pm North Laboratory (5) Student Welfare Drop-in Find out about health and well-being initiatives and Friday only: The Dining Hall, The Nutrition, Dietetics practical session campaigns to keep students healthy while at University. 9.30am-2.30pm Barn (20) and Consumer A member of the chaplaincy team will also be available Talk Find out about our courses at Nottingham 11am-12noon A33, Food Science Building Behaviour (14) Talk Health and wellbeing support at university Friday only: The Dining Hall, The 10.15-10.30am Barn (20) Guided tour Take a look at our food processing facilities, and 12noon-1pm Foyer, Food Science sensory science suite Building (14) Microbiology and Drop-in Laboratory tours and practical sessions 11am-2.30pm North Laboratory (5) Plant Science Veterinary Medicine Taster session Structured half-day programme of talks, tours, 9.15am-1.15pm & Veterinary Medicine and and Science demonstrations and information about life as a 1-5.15pm Science (27) vet student at Nottingham. Pre-booking online at time of registering for the open day is essential
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