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2 AO guide to yopur open daey. n2 Welcome to the University of Sheﬃeld Voted number 1 for student experience in the UK. Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey 2014-15.

1 Contents

It’s your day 3 The Experience Sheﬃeld Exhibition 4 Our Exhibitors 6 Meet our students 9 Tours 10 Sheﬃeld Self-guided City Tour 16 Planning your day 18 How to get here 20 Getting around 22 Campus map 24 Map index 26 Where to eat 28 What happens next? 30

Information in this guide correct at time of print.

2 It’s your day

We’ve tried to make things as ﬂexible as possible. The only thing that’s ﬁxed is the time of your department visit. For the rest of the day, you can do things in any order you like.

Your department visit is the chance to learn more about your course, meet our staff and students and ﬁnd out what it’s like to study here. Your department will send you an itinerary for this part of your day.

The exhibition is open all day so you can drop by before or after your department visit. Here you can ﬁnd out more about the University and life as a Sheﬃeld student.

Tours of the campus and our accommodation are available all day and run every 15-30 minutes. You can even ﬁt in time to explore our unique city.

Use this guide to plan your day.

3 The Experience YOUR PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT Find out how you could spend part of your Sheffield Exhibition course studying abroad, learning another language or developing your own business Discover why Sheffield offers the best ideas. Learn from our Careers Service staff student experience in the UK at our what makes a Sheffield graduate special, or central exhibition. Our expert staff will be speak to our experts about how you can here to answer all your questions and talk gain new skills and enhance your CV. to you about what makes Sheffield so unique.

Make sure you ask about our tours as soon as you arrive at the exhibition.

10am-3.30pm, the Foundry, level 2 in the Students’ Union map ref E4 120, see page 24.

4 YOUR SUPPORT SYSTEMS YOUR COMMUNITY We invest a lot of time, energy and money What’s it like to study and live here? Ask in our support services and we are always the people who look after our student here to offer help and assistance to all our accommodation, libraries and sports students. Get advice on student loans, facilities, or talk to someone from the grants, University bursaries and Students’ Union about Sheﬃeld’s scholarships, plus all the services we offer incredible social scene. to make sure you’re well looked after.

5 Our Exhibitors

Get the most out of our exhibition by talking to our experts and current students. THE CAREERS SERVICE Our Careers Service supports students from day one, and will continue to do so, for three years after graduating. Our Student Jobshop and online vacancies database will help you ﬁnd part-time jobs and work experience. We help you to explore career options with your subject, develop skills, ﬁnd vacancies, meet employers and improve your application techniques. DISABILITY AND DYSLEXIA SUPPORT SERVICE The Disability and Dyslexia Support Service offers support to students with a variety of different impairments. Advisers and students who currently access support will be on hand to answer any questions about the services we offer and how to go about setting this up.

6 ESTATES AND FACILITIES INTERDISCIPLINARY MANAGEMENT/SECURITY PROGRAMMES OFFICE SERVICES If you are applying for a dual honours We are responsible for maintaining the degree, you can talk to students who are University's buildings and gardens, already on those programmes and pick up managing its property and facilities and additional information about the course. procuring new buildings. We are extremely proud that our excellent facilities were MONEY MATTERS recognised as being no 1 in Times Higher The Financial Support Team is available to Education Student Experience Survey guide you on how to fund your degree. 2014/15. Whether you have questions about student finance, university bursaries, scholarships HEAR or budgeting, we are on hand to help. The Higher Education Achievement Report (HEAR) is a nationally standardised degree SPORT SHEFFIELD transcript that provides a comprehensive There are some great opportunities for record of students' university learning and you to get involved in all aspects of sport, experience – both curricular and extra- health and fitness at the University of curricular. The University of Sheffield Sheffield. From trying something new to issues HEARs to all of its undergraduates, competing in one of our many sports to ensure that students are given clubs, the Sport Sheffield team will discuss recognition for the full breadth of their the great range of activities and facilities achievements. Come and talk to us to find available to you. out more.

7 STUDENT SERVICES THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY INFORMATION DESK Come and visit our library stand to find The Student Services Information Desk out more about our outstanding facilities. (SSiD) is a ‘one stop shop’ for student Here you can learn about our award related enquiries. Our friendly staff are winning study spaces, catalogues and trained to deal with a wide range of digital collections. questions, so if in doubt, come to SSiD. WELCOME TO SHEFFIELD STUDENTS’ UNION Sheffield’s got loads of character and is a Our Students' Union is consistently rated city like no other. It’s green, safe, friendly as the best in the country and has recently and has countless things to see and do. been voted number one in both the Times Visit the Welcome to Sheffield stand to Higher Education Student Experience find out what Sheffield can offer you. Survey 2014-15 and the National Student Survey 2014. Talk to us to find out why. 301 Visit the 301 Student Skills & Development STUDYING ABROAD Centre stand and find out about the Ever thought of spending part of your opportunities we provide to help students degree in another part of the world? sharpen their study skills and achieve their Many students have the option to study, academic potential. We provide tutorials work or teach overseas with our Global and workshops on academic skills, maths opportunities. Come and speak to our and statistics support, and foreign ambassadors who will be able to answer language study for all students, on any any questions you may have and tell you all degree programme. If you want to get about their experiences abroad. more out of your time at university, then come and see what we can do for you. UNIVERSITY ACCOMMODATION Our award winning accommodation has three locations to choose from. With all utility bills and contents insurance included in the rent, welfare support and our Residence Life programme, it’s more than just a room. Talk to our staff and find out for yourself why our accommodation was rated number one in the Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey 2014-15.

8 Meet our students

The best way to understand what life at Sheﬃeld is really like is to talk to our current students. There will be plenty of student ambassadors on hand at our open days to answer any questions you have.

Dressed in orange, they will be in the main foyer of the train station, at the University tram stop and at various places on campus to help you ﬁnd your way around.

During your department visit you will get the chance to meet and talk to current students in the department. This is a great opportunity to ask them, one to one, about all the things that are important to you, and help you get a better feel for the course.

9 Accommodation tours

In our student accommodation you’ll have free internet, all bills included in the rent and hundreds of friendly neighbours. Today you can take our coach tour and see the rooms, meet the students who live here and ﬁnd out why we’re number one for accommodation in the UK (Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey 2014-15).

Living in University accommodation puts you right at the heart of University life. Making friends with students from the UK and other countries across the world will give you an experience you won’t ﬁnd anywhere else.

When Roughly every 15 minutes from 10am until around 3pm. The tour lasts about an hour.

Where Book your tour and meet your guide at the exhibition in the Students’ Union.

Don’t fancy the tour? We are showing ﬁlms in the Studio (level 2 in the Students’ Union) map ref E4 120 see page 24. Our accommodation staff will also be on hand at their stand in the exhibition to answer any questions you may have.

10 11 University concourse and the Students’ Union Jessop West 12 Western Bank Library and the Arts Tower Campus tours Get to know the campus on one of our guided tours. Our student ambassadors will show you what Sheﬃeld has to offer as you visit our award winning facilities on central campus.

When Roughly every 15 minutes from 10.15am until around 3pm. The tour lasts about an hour.

Where Book your tour and meet your guide at the exhibition in the Students’ Union.

Don’t fancy the guided tour? Go on a tour of your own! Pick up a self- guided tour leaﬂet from the exhibition. Alternatively, we will be showing ﬁlms about the campus in the Studio, and you will also have the opportunity to talk to staff at the exhibition.

Information Commons 13 When Library tours Tours run all day from 10.30am until around 3pm. The tour lasts about 10 The library facilities are split over a minutes. number of sites including Western Bank and the Information Commons (IC). The IC Where is an integrated learning environment and No need to book in advance. Turn up at was the ﬁrst UK university library to be either Western Bank Library or the open 24/7. Tours are normally available for Information Commons to start your tour. the Information Commons and Western Bank, but check at their stand in the Western Bank Library map ref E3 103. exhibition for what’s available. Information Commons map ref F3 133, see page 24 . We are in the process of expanding our facilities. Some of our collections will soon be housed in The Diamond; our new state of the art Engineering facility and study space currently under construction. We are investing over £80 million in this innovative building which is due for completion in September 2015.

Western Bank Library 14 Sport Sheﬃeld tours

Sport Sheffield offers a wide range of fantastic opportunities for having fun and staying healthy. There is everything you would expect from a high quality fitness centre as well as 5 floodlit synthetic pitches, swimming pool with sauna and steam rooms, a bouldering wall and 45 acres of grass playing fields.

With over 50 sports clubs to choose from and one of the biggest social sport programmes in the country, there’s something for everyone at Sport Sheﬃeld. Take a tour to see the facilities and ﬁnd out more.

When Tours run every half hour from 10.15am until 3.15pm. The tour lasts about 20 minutes.

Where Meet at the Goodwin Sports Centre reception map ref B3 30, see page 24, ten minutes’ walk from the Students’ Union. There’s no need to book, just turn up. 15 Many of our students spend their free Sheffield Self- time socialising in the wide choice of cafes, guided City Tour shopping on the high street, or exploring culture at the city’s museums and We believe that Sheffield is the best place galleries. At night Sheffield has a really for students to live and study in the UK. It vibrant atmosphere, with many theatres, offers all the advantages of living in a large restaurants, bars, nightclubs and live music and vibrant city, that is both safe and venues. affordable. It’s really easy to get into Sheffield city Home to over half a million people, centre from the University, so make the including more than 60,000 students, most of your visit. You can pick up a Self- Sheffield is England’s fourth largest city. guided City Tour leaflet from the exhibition Bordering the beautiful Peak District in the Student’s Union. National Park, it is a city of stunning landscapes; the greenest in Europe. There This walking tour will take you through the are seven hills, five rivers, two and a half heart of the city where you’ll see all the million trees and more parks and key buildings and get a true feel of what woodland than any other UK city. living in Sheffield is really like. Allow an hour to take the tour.

Peace Gardens and Town Hall 16 Fargate

Devonshire Green 17 Planning your day

You will want to make the most of your time with us, so planning your day in advance is a good idea. Your department will send you a full itinerary for your department visit, and for reference we have included the start time and location in the letter accompanying this guide. Here are some ideas for how to spend the rest of your day:

MORNING VISIT WITH DEPARTMENT

Example 1

10am Get the tram to the University. Book tour tickets at the exhibition. (The Foundry in the Students’ Union). 10.30am Visit my department. 1pm Lunch. 1.30pm Tour the Information Commons. 2pm Accommodation tour. 3pm Walk to Goodwin Sports Centre. 3.15pm Sport Sheffield tour. (Meet at Goodwin Sports Centre reception). 4pm Home.

Example 2

10am Visit my department. 1pm Lunch. 1.30pm Visit the exhibition and book onto a campus tour. 2pm Library tour. 2.30pm Campus tour. 3.30pm City tour on way home.

18 AFTERNOON VISIT WITH DEPARTMENT

Example 1

10am Visit the exhibition and cinema. (The Foundry and the Studio in the Students’ Union). 11am Accommodation tour. 12pm Take the Self-guided campus tour and get some lunch. 1.30pm Visit my department. 4pm Home.

Example 2

10am Visit the exhibition and get my tour tickets. (The Foundry in the Students’ Union). 10.30am Library tour. 11am Campus tour (Mum and Dad are going on the Self-guided City tour). Meet by the Students’ Union Welcome Desk. 12pm Meet up for lunch 12.45pm Accommodation tour 2pm Visit my department.

19 How to get here BY COACH National Express nationwide coach service BY CAR has connections from around the country that stop at the Sheffield Transport Please be aware that car parking on Interchange, Pond Street. campus is very limited. There are some parking spaces for blue badge holders, so contact us as soon as possible to secure a STAY OVER spot. If you’d like to spend more time in Sheffield before or after your open day, we There is a range of parking options can recommend some great hotels, B&Bs available in the city centre. We and restaurants. This gives you a chance to recommend checking the Sheffield City explore the city and get a better feel for it. Council web pages for travel, parking We even have our own boutique hotel; advice and a map of available public car Halifax Hall Hotel. For more information parking at: go to: www.sheffield.gov.uk/roads.html www.halifaxhall.co.uk

There are Park and Ride sites on the MORE INFORMATION outskirts of the city centre so you can leave the car and hop on the tram. Be For more information on getting here, Park aware that these will be busy with and Ride and places to stay see our commuters and shoppers, particularly on website: a Saturday. Allow plenty of time to park, in www.sheffield.ac.uk/visitors both the city centre, and Park and Ride sites. For information about our city, see: www.welcometosheffield.co.uk/visit BY TRAIN Travelling by train to Sheffield is easy. We’re on all the mainline routes across the UK. Our student ambassadors, dressed in orange and holding signs, will be in the main foyer at the train station from 9am to 12 noon, so look out for them if you need any help.

20 21 Everything’s within walking distance and buses Getting around run every 8-10 minutes between University accommodation and the main campus or city centre throughout the day.

Approximately ﬁve minutes’ walk (250m)

Approximately ten minutes’ bus ride (1km)

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EFGH 25 CAMPUS MAP INDEX F Firth Court D3 105 A Firth Hall D3 105 Addison Building D3 113 French F3 184 Aerospace Engineering H3 170 Fusion Cafe E4 120 Alfred Denny Building E3 111 Allen Court F2 G Geography D2 102 Amy Johnson Building H3 173 George Porter Building H2 190 Animal and Plant Sciences E3 111 Germanic Studies F3 184 Archaeology Goodwin Sports Centre B3 30 > Northgate House H3 180 Grill & Go E4 120 > Westcourt H4 179 Architecture E2 104 H Arts Tower E2 104 Hawley Building H3 182 Arts Tower Bakehouse E2 104 Hicks Building E3 121 Automatic Control and Hispanic Studies F3 184 Systems Engineering H3 173, 176 History F3 184 B Human Communication Sciences C3 37 Bar One E4 120 Humanities Research Institute F3 195 Barber House C5 92 Husband Building D4 138 Barber House Annexe D5 93 I Bartolomé House D2 101 ICOSS (Interdisciplinary Centre Biblical Studies G4 161 of the Social Sciences) G3 197 Biomedical Science D3 108, 109, 114, Information Commons F3 133 E3 112, 113 Interval Cafe Bar E3 119 Broad Lane Court G2 169 Brook Hill Hall E3 125 J Jessop Building G3 188 C Jessop Cafe F3 184 Chemical and Biological Engineering H3 171 Jessop West F3 184 Chemistry E3 117 Jessop Wing B4 86 Civil and Structural Engineering F3 159 Journalism Studies G4 163 Coffee Revolution E4 120 Computer Science G3 166 K Krebs D3 105 D Dainton Building E3 117 L Dental School C4 47 Landscape E2 104 Law D2 101 E East Asian Studies D4 75 Economics G3 167 Edgar Allen House F4 156 Education D4 138 Electronic and Electrical Engineering H3 170, 177 Elmﬁeld Building B3 31 Engineering Materials H3 172 English F3 184 > Theatre Workshop D4 74a

26 M S Management School Building A3 22 S10health B3 30 Mappin Court G3 168 St George’s Cafe H3 170 Mappin Café H3 170 St George’s Flats G3 164 Mappin Hall H3 170 St George’s Lecture Theatre G3 164 Mathematics E3 121 St George’s Library H3 175 Mechanical Engineering H3 170 School of Health and Related Research G3 166 Medicine and Biomedical Sciences C5 88 Sheffield International College H2 190 Modern Languages Teaching Centre F3 184 Sir Frederick Mappin Building H3 170 Molecular Biology and Sir Henry Stephenson Building H3 176 Biotechnology D3 105, 107, 108 Sir Robert Hadfield Building H3 172 Music F3 188 Sociological Studies B3 31 N Soundhouse F3 158 New Leaf E4 120 Sport Sheffield B3 30 North Campus H2 192 Student Services Information Desk (SSiD) E4 120 Northgate House H3 180 Student Skills and Development Centre (301) E4 149 Nursing C5 92, 93 Students’ Union E4 120 Students’ Union Shop E4 120 O Octagon Centre D4 118 T Ophthalmology and Orthoptics C5 88 Town and Regional Planning D2 102

P U Philosophy G4 161 Uni Central E4 120 Physics and Astronomy E3 121 University Arms E3 126 Politics B3 31 University Health Service F4 154 Portobello Centre H3 177 V Psychology C3 34 The View Deli E4 120 R Visitor Information (SSiD) E4 120 Regent Court G3 166 W Richard Roberts Building E3 116 Western Bank Library E3 103 Royal Hallamshire Hospital C4 87 Russian and Slavonic Studies F3 184

27 Coffee Revolution, level 3 in the Where to eat Students’ Union (map ref E4 120) They serve great coffee here and it’s all There are lots of places to eat on campus, Fairtrade so you’ll be contributing to a whether you want to grab a quick better deal for third world producers. sandwich on the move or sit down to a There are lots of freshly made lunch pub lunch. options and plenty of cakes and pastries to choose from. Arts Tower Bakehouse, The Arts Tower (map ref E2 104) Falafel Falafel & Pearls Bubble Tea, level This brand new bakehouse serves pies and 2 in the Students’ Union (map ref E4 120) pasties fresh out of the oven. It’s located Located next to the Experience Sheffield on the lower ground floor of The Arts Exhibition are healthy and tasty falafel Tower, where you will find the famous wraps and refreshments including bubble Paternoster lift. tea.

Bar One, level 1 in the Students’ Union Grill & Go, level 3 in the Students’ (map ref E4 120) Union (map ref E4 120) Tasty food including toasted subs, juicy Serving up a great selection of fresh and burgers and beer-battered fish and chips. healthy chicken wraps in a variety of international flavours. Choose your salad, filling and sauces and have the wrap that you want (halal).

28 Interval Café bar, level 3 in the Our Shop, level 3 in the Students’ Students’ Union (map ref E3 119) Union (map ref E4 120) There are lots of lunch options here If you want to grab and go, there’s fresh including hot main meals, soups and coffee, sandwiches, pasties, salads and sandwiches. Great for a quick lunch. more.

Jessop Café, Jessop West (map ref F3 Uni Central, level 4 in the Students’ 184) Union (map ref E4 120) A centrally located café with a great Here you’ll ﬁnd a worldwide range of food, atmosphere. Offering a wide variety of hot whether you want chow mein from our and cold food made on site. wok station, homemade pizzas or roasted peri peri chicken. Krebs, Firth Court (map ref D3 105) A traditional and beautiful redbrick setting The University Arms, Brook Hill (map for tea, coffee, sandwiches and cakes. ref E3 126) A one of a kind University-owned pub New leaf, level 3 in the Students’ Union serving real ales and locally sourced pub (map ref E3 120) food. Come to our salad bar to create the perfect takeaway salad for yourself. The View deli, level 4 in the Students’ Union (map ref E4 120) Mappin Café, Sir Frederick Mappin A venue with great far reaching city views. building (map ref H3 170) Start your day with a freshly baked pastry A recently revamped café with a great or breakfast muﬃn. For lunch there’s range of international food. plenty of choice including a variety of in- house deli sandwiches.

29 What happens next? TELL US WHAT YOU THINK If you’d like to give us any feedback leading You have until May to make your firm and up to or about your day, we’re always insurance choices. Once you’ve done that, happy to listen. you can apply for accommodation. We’ll be sending you a number of guides and e- opendaysupport@sheffield.ac.uk newsletters throughout the process to ensure that you know what’s happening You can download the open day app to and when deadlines are approaching. help you on your day: If you make the University of Sheffield your visit.sheffield.ac.uk firm choice and get the grades you need, we’ll send everything you need to register We will also ask you to complete a survey with us. after your visit. Your feedback helps us to improve the open days, so please take a KEEP IN TOUCH few minutes to tell us what you think. Was there a question you wanted to ask but you didn’t get a chance? Get in touch. We’re here to help you all year round, not just on the open day.

30 This is one of a number of essential guides that the University will send to you. Each guide gives you speciﬁc information you will need to know before you start your studies with us.

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