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London Exhibitors 2019 London Floor Plan LONDON EXHIBITORS 2019 University of Aberdeen 2 ESCP Europe Business School 56 London South Bank University 111 Abertay University 1 36 University of Exeter 57 Loughborough University 112 80 Aberystwyth University 25 Falmouth University 58 The University of Manchester 113 The Academy of Contemporary Music 3 City, University of London 88 University of Glasgow 59 Manchester Metropolitan University 114 Anglia Ruskin University 4 University Centre Colchester 38 The Glasgow School of Art 60 Lancaster University 81 MetFilm School 115 FC AECC University College 5 University of Gloucestershire 61 University Academy 92 (UA92) 79 Middlesex University 119 LONDON Arden University 6 39 Goldsmiths, University of London 89 University of Law 85 Newcastle University 121 Arts University Bournemouth 21 University of Greenwich 62 LCIBS 82 University of Northampton 120 HIGHER EDUCATION Aston University 7 GSM London 63 University of Leeds 87 The Northern School of Art 123 43 Bangor University 8 Hadlow Group 64 Leeds Trinity University 83 Norwich University of the Arts 122 EXHIBITION University of Bath 9 Harper Adams University 65 Leeds Beckett University 93 Greater Brighton Metropolitan College 125 CU Coventry, CU London and CU Scarborough 40 Bath Spa University 10 Heriot-Watt University 66 New College of the Humanities 126 University for the Creative Arts 41 25 MARCH 2019 University of Bedfordshire 11 University of Hertfordshire 69 Supported by The Business School for the Creative Industries 44 86 Northumbria University 127 Birkbeck, University of London 90 University of Huddersfield 67 University of Cumbria 45 University of Nottingham 124 Birmingham City University 12 De Montfort University 48 Nottingham Trent University 132 University of Birmingham 13 70 University of Derby 46 95 University of Oxford 128 University College Birmingham 14 Digital Institute 47 Oxford Brookes University 129 Bishop Grosseteste University 15 University of Dundee 49 University of Lincoln 94 University of London Institute in Paris 104 Bimm 16 Hult International Business School 71 University of Suffolk 165 Durham University 50 University of Liverpool 96 Pearson Business School (Pearson College London) 134 Bloomsbury Institute 17 ICMP: The Institute of Contemporary Music University of Sunderland 169 72 University of East Anglia (UEA) 51 Performance Liverpool Hope University 97 Escape Studios (Pearson College London) 135 Bournemouth University 18 University of Surrey 152 Liverpool John Moores University 98 University Centre Peterborough 130 University of Bradford 22 IE University, Spain 68 University of Sussex 155 53 The London College 99 University of Plymouth 131 University of Brighton 23 Istituto Marangoni London 73 Swansea University 170 London College of Creative Media 107 Brighton Film School 19 Imperial College London 74 University of Plymouth, Faculty of Medicine and Teesside University 166 Edge Hill University 54 133 LMA 108 Dentistry The University of Bristol 20 The London Institute of Banking & Finance 75 Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance 167 The University of Edinburgh 52 Anglia Ruskin University, London 109 Plymouth College of Art 136 UWE Bristol 24 Keele University 76 University of Wales Trinity Saint David 168 London Metropolitan University 110 Point Blank Music School 138 Brunel University London 26 Kent & Medway Medical School 77 UCFB 175 55 University of Kent 78 London School of Economics and Political Science University of Portsmouth 137 University College of Osteopathy 27 91 Ulster University 171 (LSE) Queen Margaret University 141 The University of Buckingham 29 King's College London 92 University of the Arts London 172 Queen Mary University of London 106 Bucks New University 28 UCL 101 Queen's University Belfast 142 University of Cambridge 30 University of South Wales 173 Canterbury Christ Church University 31 WaterBear College of Music 174 University of West London 176 Capel Manor College 32 LONDON FLOOR PLAN 143 Cardiff University 33 University of Warwick 177 Cardiff Metropolitan University 34 Teacher’s University of Westminster 164 and University of Reading 144 University of Central Lancashire 35 exhibitor’s University of Wolverhampton 160 Seminar Seminar Seminar Seminar lounge Regent's University London 146 Royal Central School of Speech and Drama 105 room A room B room C room D University of Winchester 178 Richmond the American International University in University of Worcester 179 University of Chester 37 181 180 179 178 177 176 139 London University of York 180 Robert Gordon University 147 York St John University 181 42 1 25 107 129 130 145 68 88 106 160 175 University of Roehampton 149 2 24 128 131 146 26 108 144 Royal Agricultural University 148 67 105 127 147 159 161 174 NON FE / HE INSTITUTIONS 3 23 IGN 69 87 89 132 Royal Conservatoire of Scotland 150 27 your 66 104 109 126 143 148 158 162 173 future British Army 116 ITE Royal Holloway, University of London 84 65 86 103 125 133 142 157 172 4 22 28 70 149 163 Royal Veterinary College, University of London 103 117 360˚ 64 90 110 141 156 dome 85 102 124 University of Salford 153 5 21 63 71 140 164 171 SAE Institute 151 Royal Air Force 118 6 170 SOAS University of London 100 UCAS 42 20 72 84 123 139 155 University of Sheffield 154 41 53 101 111 134 7 62 19 29 73 83 91 122 138 150 154 165 169 Sheffield Hallam University 156 8 APPRENTICESHIP ZONE 30 54 82 100 112 153 166 9 168 University of Southampton 157 BC 18 40 43 52 61 74 92 121 135 137 151 99 113 152 EY B 10 Solent University - Southampton 158 Top 20 31 55 81 167 17 44 60 75 98 114 Google C UK university 11 39 51 93 120 136 University of St Andrews 159 Complete University 16 32 45 56 97 115 D C B Guide, 2019 National Apprenticeship Service A 59 76 80 South Essex College University Centre 161 12 15 33 38 46 50 94 96 116 Apprenticeship PwC D 57 Apprenticeship bites stage St George's, University of London 102 34 37 47 49 77 117 zone 14 58 79 95 119 13 St Mary's University 140 35 36 48 78 118 A Staffordshire University 145 Find out more University of Stirling 163 www.southampton.ac.uk/ucas Exit Entrance Organiser’s University of Strathclyde 162 FOUNDING oce MEMBER OF THE FIND US ON MD-4701 STAND 157 SEMINAR PROGRAMME Time Room A Room B Room C Room D Employability Applying to university 10:00 – 10:30 Student life Philosophy Digital music industry LAUNCH YOURSELF No End of Study One Module Coventry University through UCAS AT STAND 95 Year Exams at a Time Degree is our priority 10:45 – 11:15 Student finance Studying abroad Natural sciences Performing arts SATURDAY 8 JUNE Practical courses to Everything you need to Choosing a university OPEN 11:30 – 12:00 Medicine Careers in events FRIDAY launch your career know about apprenticeships and course 5 JULY DAYS • Global Business Management BA (Hons) Applying to university SATURDAY WITH A DIFFERENCE 12:15 – 12:45 Student life Exploring animal science Art and design portfolios 14 SEPTEMBER • International Finance and Accounting through UCAS 2019 SATURDAY BA (Hons) 12 OCTOBER Exploring post-18 • International Fashion Management and 13:00 – 13:30 Student finance Engineering Your options in architecture Marketing BA (Hons) options SATURDAY 2 NOVEMBER • International Hospitality and Applying to Oxford Choosing a university Tourism Management BA (Hons) 13:45 – 14:15 Careers in sport Studying at a Conservatoire and Cambridge and course • Applied Global Marketing BSc (Hons) • Financial Economics and Banking BSc (Hons) *Correct at the time of printing – see posters around the venue for up-to-date information Register for an Open Evening at www.coventry.ac.uk/london Book your place today www.le.ac.uk/open-days Coventry University CU Coventry CU London CU Scarborough Ranked 13th in UK Guardian University Guide 2019 #LAUNCHYOURSELF CU Coventry, CU London and CU Scarborough are trading names of Coventry University College Limited, a company wholly owned by Coventry 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