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Ilancaster LANCASTER UNIVERSITY CAMPUS KEY Pay & Display machines LANCASTER UNIVERSITY CAMPUS MAP Accessible Route Motorcycle Parking Roads Accessible Parking Walkways Electrical charging point The Spine Refreshments Footpath / cycle route Visitor Toilet Woodland Trail Baby Change Bridleways Cycle Parking A Visitor car parks A - L One way system Closed during development B Bus Stops Open during development T Taxi Rank Alexandra Square (Shops and Banks) D6 31 Charles Carter D10 54 • Furness College Learning Zone E6 28a Peter Scott Gallery D4 17 Ash House E5 15 • Centre for Performance-Led HR • Health Research • ISS Service Desk • Live at LICA Box Office • Management Learning and Leadership • Lancaster Medical School • Islamic Prayer Room Library E7 36 Postgraduate Statistics Centre D8 48 • Residences • Marketing Furness Residences C8 41 LICA Building E3 4 Pre-School Centre F6 44 Bailrigg House F1 1 • Organisation, Work and Technology Fylde D8 47 • Imagination Lancaster • Dentists Charles Carter Lecture Theatre D10 54 • Fylde College • Lancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts Physics Building C6 29 • Pharmacy County Field Residences D3 3 • Mathematics and Statistics Life Sciences & Environment E7 43b Round House D4 8 Barker House Farm F14 65 • Psychology Laboratories County Main C4 7 • Confucius Institute Bigforth Barn G4 6 • County College Fylde Lecture Theatres (1-3) D7 47a Lonsdale College G13 64 • Lancaster University Television Unit (LUTV) Biology Lecture Theatre E7 43a • English and Creative Writing Fylde Residences C9 49 Management School E9 52 Bowland Annexe E4 14 County South D4 18 George Fox D10 55 • Accounting & Finance Ruskin Library F7 35 Bowland Lecture Theatre D6 28 • Educational Research • International Study Centre • Centre for e-Science Security Lodge F6 34 Bowland Hall E4 12 • Linguisitics and English Language George Fox Lecture Theatres (1-6) D10 55 • Economics Slaidburn House D7 39 • Politics, Philosophy and Religion Bowland Main D6 28 Graduate College E12 63 • IEED • Private Dining Rooms (PDR) Sports Centre H4 5 • Bowland College Graduate Town Houses G14 67 • Lancaster Leadership Centre Study Zone D5 28a • History County South Lecture Theatre D4 18 Great Hall D4 11 • Management School Faculty Offices • Research and Enterprise Services County South Residences C5 20 Grizedale College Residences E10 58 Management School E9 52 University House E6 33 Lecture Theatres (1-12) • Students’ Union (LUSU) Eco-hub (Green Lancaster) G11 59a Grizedale College D10 57 • Professional Services Marcus Merriman Lecture Theatre D5 23 Bowland North D5 23 Edward Roberts Court D7 38 Human Resources E6 33a • Careers • European Languages and Cultures Elizabeth Livingston Lecture Theatre D5 23 Medical Centre F9 45 • Counselling Service • Law School InfoLab21 D12 62 Engineering E8 51a Music Building D4 10 • Sociology • Computing and Communications • Disabilities Service Faraday D5 27 Nuffield Theatre D4 9 Bowland Tower East D6 30 Information Systems Services C11 60 University Reception E6 32 • Chemistry (ISS) Building Old Engineering Building D9 51 Bowland Tower South D7 37 (University House) • Natural Sciences Jack Hylton Music Rooms D4 16 • Faculty of Science and Technology Cartmel College F14 66 Faraday Lecture Theatre D5 27a John Creed Building C4 19 Faculty Offices Whewell Building C9 50 Cartmel Family Housing G15 68 FASS Building D5 21 Lancaster Conferences: Guest Rooms D5 19a Pendle College D11 61 • Infant and Child Studies Cavendish Lecture Theatre C6 27a • Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Lancaster Environment Centre (LEC) E8 43 CEH Remote Workshops B3 2 Faculty Offices • Biomedical and Life Sciences The iLancaster app has a multitude of features to help Central Workshops and Stores C7 40 Frankland Lecture Theatre D5 27a • Centre for Ecology and you during your visit to campus. Download from iTunes or CETAD E4 13 Furness Lecture Theatres (1-3) D8 42a Hydrology (CEH the Android Market, or access via mobile web at iLancaster www.lancaster.ac.uk/iLancaster • Lancaster Conferences Furness D7 42 • Geography • Guest room check -in • Biomedical and Life Sciences Lancaster House Hotel F11 59 For details of campus areas under development please visit Chaplaincy Centre E5 24 • Faculty of Health and Medicine • Lancaster Conferences: Green Lane www.lancaster.ac.uk/facilities/projects.
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