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Fiba Time-Out Induction Workshop 8th - 15th July 2017

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Dear TIME-OUT participants,

We would like to wish you a warm welcome to the FIBA and obtain the skills that will develop your personal TIME-OUT Induction workshop hosted by Newcastle effectiveness in your current role or, perhaps, further your Business School at Northumbria University. As the first chosen career. The School’s mission is to maintain its high institution in Europe to be awarded double AACSB standard of teaching and to strengthen its research profile. accreditation in business and accounting and with more During the course of your studies you will receive a lot of undergraduate programmes accredited by EPSS than any information from us, primarily via Blackboard – our online other university, Newcastle Business School is a vibrant eLearning platform, but please feel free to contact us and dynamic leader in business education internationally (using email, telephone or Blackboard discussion boards) and in 2015 was awarded the Times Higher Education with your questions and requests. We hope you enjoy Business School of the Year Award. The workshop is your blended learning studies and we look forward to hosted at the iconic Newcastle Business School building supporting you in achieving your qualification. located in the city centre, which provides state-of-the-art The induction workshop for the Leadership and conference facilities with hotel and high quality student Management Programme is full of interesting and exciting accommodation on hand. events and activities. Newcastle is a vibrant and historic The Leadership and Management programme has been city with excellent transport links to airports and other designed to enable you to develop your knowledge and cities throughout the UK. We are looking forward to skills required for a leadership role in basketball, sports, or welcoming you to a stimulating and dynamic Induction more general business management. We hope that you workshop and to offering you some of the excellent will find the Programme intellectually stimulating and ‘Geordie’ hospitality for which the city is famous. personally rewarding. At the Business School great emphasis is placed on the learning process to help link theory with practice,

Professor Fraser McLeay Joanne James Dr Edita Petrylaite FIBA TIME-OUT Head of Department Programme Leader Advisory Board Member

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BA (Hons) Programme Aims A student will be able and apply techniques of analysis addresses complex issues and 2. Intellectual / Professional Skills & methods, approaches and At Northumbria University while to demonstrate critical and enquiry through initiating and which advances understanding Abilities (IPSA) methodologies studying BA (Hons) Leadership and understanding of key aspects carrying out investigations into within the discipline or practice • Apply relevant knowledge • Demonstrate an appreciation of Management, there are several of business, management and business related issues/projects. • Contribute to the creation of new relating to leader identity and the potential implications of the programme aims that we hope you leadership knowledge, at least • Goal 5 – A student will develop knowledge and /or applications organisational behaviour to a uncertainty, ambiguity and limits will achieve. some of which are at or informed the competence of enabling an to practice within your discipline range of complex situations of knowledge (in the context of by, the forefront of aspects of effective personal contribution through a critical understanding taking account of its potential research methods, approaches By studying BA (Hons) Leadership the discipline. Also, a student in a business environment. of the processes through which relationship with implications for and methodologies) for business and Management we pride ourselves will be able to demonstrate an Demonstrating evidence of how knowledge is created. organisational practice research on the highest quality of teaching appreciation of the uncertainty, self-reflection has enhanced • Formulate balanced judgements • Present findings derived from by industry, business-focused and ambiguity and limits of 2. Intellectual / Professional Skills & personal impact in a business / when considering incomplete critically reflecting on leader research-active academics giving knowledge. Abilities (IPSA) organisational environment or ambiguous data and can identity and organisational students the most recent and up • Present findings derived through 2. Personal Values Attributes through its influence on changes communicate these judgements behaviour initiatives to to date information on business demonstrating originality in (Global / Cultural Awareness, in personal behaviour. Finally, clearly to both specialist and non- enhance personal impact in the practices when going into industry. applying techniques of research Ethics, Curiosity) (PVA) demonstrate the capability to specialist audiences organisation. We aim for our students to receive manage your own learning, and enquiry in creating and • Goal 2 – Reflection on a role as • Demonstrate the qualities and a degree which integrates cutting exercise initiative and demonstrate interpreting new knowledge a culturally and ethically aware MSc Programme transferable skills for enabling edge research and professional skills ability, qualities and skills which may be used to inform global citizen: Learning Outcomes leadership capacity, entailing self- informed by appropriate industry required by an ‘emerging leader’ business practice. direction and autonomy. and professional standards. Also, A student will be able in a business/organisational Postgraduate Certificate • Demonstrate a comprehensive alongside contemporary subject to demonstrate a critical environment. Programme Learning Outcomes 3. Personal Values Attributes (Global understanding and critical knowledge and development of understanding of how their own 1. Knowledge and Understanding / Cultural Awareness, Ethics, evaluation of established professional skills, this programme cultural and ethical values may MSc Programme Aims (KU) Curiosity) methodologies and techniques impact on their ability to engage of research and enquiry through will help you develop a set of In addition to the Northumbria • Demonstrate critical • Critically appraise how your own and work ethically, constructively application to your own research distinctive range of graduate Graduate Characteristics, a understanding of (1) the cultural and ethical values and and sensitively in diverse into complex business-related attributes. Northumbria Postgraduate will: relationship between leader associated behaviours may impact environments and/or teams. issues/projects to create new BA (Hons) Programme Learning identity on leadership practice on your ability to engage and For PG Cert / Diploma: knowledge. Outcomes 3. Intellectual / Professional Skills & and (2) to critically analyse work ethically, constructively and Abilities (IPSA): • Critically reflect on your own work behaviour on individual, group sensitively in diverse environments 3. Personal Values Attributes While studying BA (Hons) Leadership • Goal 3 – A student will develop the and that of others and organisational level. and/or teams (Global / Cultural Awareness, and Management at Northumbria capability to apply international • Present and justify your work, in • Demonstrate an appreciation Ethics, Curiosity) (PVA) University, you can expect to meet Masters Degree Programme relevant business, management the context of wider theories and of the potential implications of the learning outcomes; Learning Outcomes and leadership knowledge. Also, to practice, to your peers leader identity and leadership 1. Knowledge & Understanding (K&U) 1. Knowledge and Understanding apply business, management and • Display and critically apply expert practice on individual, group and (K&U) leadership knowledge in order to knowledge within areas of your organisational effectiveness. • Demonstrate critical • Goal 1 - Acquisition of appreciate potential implications discipline and /or its practice understanding of research internationally relevant business, for strategic performance. For Masters degree: management and leadership • Goal 4 – A student will develop the • Conceptualise, theorise and knowledge (Knowledge & capacity for informed enquiry into undertake research which Understanding): business-related issues/projects

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Professor Fraser McLeay Joanne James Fraser has over 20 years of leadership experience in marketing, strategic Head of Corporate and management and international business where he has assisted businesses in more Executive Development than 60 countries to develop and implement successful start-up, international Joanne is responsible for the oversight of all of our work based learning and business expansion, marketing, branding and new product/service introduction executive education programmes including the MBA, the Chartered manager strategies. These range from SME’s to multinationals as well as organisations such as Degree Apprenticeship and bespoke in-company programmes. Joanne is also the World Bank and EU. an executive coach working with a number of clients from public, private and He is currently Professor of Strategic Marketing Management at Newcastle Business 3rd sector organisations. School (NBS). In this role, he has received research funding from numerous external Joanne Joined Northumbria University in 2008 having spent the previous 20 businesses or organisations as well as research councils such as the Engineering years working with large multinational organisations – Procter and Gamble and and Physical Science Research Council (ESPRC), the Economic and Social Research IBM. Her experience spans line management, project leadership, organisation Council (ESRC) and the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and has development and Human resource management. She has a passion for helping won prizes for his research and contribution to practice. Fraser has published over others succeed and has a record of accomplishment obtaining results through 150 journal articles, book chapters, referred conference papers and commissioned people. Joanne has a particular interest in leader development and leadership, reports. He is a frequent keynote speaker and invited advisory member for several executive coaching, team coaching and developing high performance cultures. international research events and has a sustained record of research supervision Joanne’s doctoral research explores organisational team coaching. success, academic leadership and citizenship. In July 2016, he was Chair of the Academy of Marketing annual conference (UK leading academic marketing Email: [email protected] conference), attended by 400+ academics from 39 countries. During his tenure at NBS Fraser has acted as Subject Group Chair, Associate Dean of Business and Enterprise and Head of Corporate and Executive Development. Dr Edita Petrylaite Prior to his appointment as Professor of Marketing at Newcastle Business School Lecturer and Programme Leader of BA (Hons) in spring 2009, Fraser was the CEO of a US based export management and Leadership and Management consulting company. Edita is Lecturer and Programme Leader of BA (Hons) Leadership and Email: [email protected] Management programme (FIBA) at Newcastle Business School, Northumbria University. Since 2016 she led 2 International distance learning programmes –the BSc (Hons) Business and Management and BSc (Hons) Human Professor John Wilson Resource Management and Leadership for Level 36 overseas students. Her Pro Vice-Chancellor for the Faculty of responsibilities involve the day-to-day management of the programme, Business and Law at Northumbria University including the teaching team and students; and provision of positive student learning experience. She teaches across various programmes and disciplines Prior to joining Northumbria University in 2017, John has been the Director of including leadership, management and marketing and leads an Undergraduate Newcastle University Business School since November 2012, and his previous Dissertation module for distance learning students. roles have included: Professor of Strategy and Director of Programmes, University Her research interests include gender, consumer behaviour, leadership, of Liverpool Management School (2008-2012), and Director of Research and entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial marketing. Professor of International Business, University of Central Lancashire (2004-2008). Email: [email protected] With a strong academic track record as a world-class researcher, John is a strong advocate of research-led teaching. He is a regular invited speaker at major conferences, and a member of numerous learned societies. John has facilitated and led significant change in his previous role, working through consultation and engagement; recent successes have included the triple accreditation (AMBA; EQUIA; AACSB), and improvements in research reflected in an improved outcome in the 2014 Research Excellence Framework. Email: [email protected]

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NU170081 - FIBA Brochure.indd 6-7 05/07/2017 17:05 Professor James Cunningham Dr Nicola Patterson James Cunningham is Professor of Strategic Management at Newcastle Dr Nicola Patterson is Senior Lecturer in Leadership and Management Business School. He has held academic positions at University College Development at Newcastle Business School, Northumbria University UK. She Dublin and National University of Ireland Galway (NUI Galway). At NUI is the Programme Leader for the full time and part time MBA. Her research Galway he held a range of leadership positions including Head of Strategic interests focus on leadership, gender, entrepreneurship and small business. Management group, Executive MBA Programme Director, Director of the Nicola has previously published papers in the International Small Business Centre of Innovation and Structural Change and founding Director of the Journal, Gender in Management: An International Journal and European Whitaker Institute. His research intersects the fields of strategic management, Journal of Training and Development as well as co-authoring a book chapter innovation and entrepreneurship. His research focuses on strategy issues with on the experiences of women senior leaders and another on diversity. Nicola respect to scientists as principal investigators, university technology transfer is a frequent delegate at the ISBE conference, winning the best in track prize in commercialization, academic, public sector and technology entrepreneurship, the gender track in 2007 at Glasgow and both her papers being nominated for entrepreneurial universities and business failure. best in track at 2012 conference in Dublin. He is currently associate editor of the Journal of Technology Transfer and a Nicola teaches research methods, leadership and entrepreneurship across co-editor of a Springer Book Series on Academic Entrepreneurship, Scientists Undergraduate, Postgraduate, Research programmes. Nicola is a Fellow of the and Scientific Careers.He has successfully secured research funding and Higher Education Academy, a qualified coach, and a member of CIPD. is an experienced principal investigator leading large scale multi partner publicly funded research programmes for funded agencies such Northern Prior to joining NBS, Nicola worked within the private sector as a Researcher Peripheries Programme (EU), the Higher Education Authority, Ireland, Irish for a small consultancy firm and within enterprise development in both the Research Council and Science Foundation Ireland He has delivered keynote private and higher education sectors working to embed enterprise within the talks and presentations nationally and internationally to business, policy and curriculum, assisting students and graduates to start up in business. academic audiences, as well as delivering executive master classes on strategy Email: [email protected] development, innovation and technology entrepreneurship. He also have developed and delivered Positioning Your Research for Impact workshops for post doctoral and early career researchers. Over the last two decades he has provided strategic consultancy and advice to start-up firms, SMEs, voluntary Peter Rowley, OBE organisations and public sector organisations. Peter Rowley spent over 30 years in senior roles in banks and building societies Email: [email protected] before retiring as chief executive of Darlington Building Society in 2009 after 17 years in post. Since then, he has enjoyed a second career providing advice and guidance to a diverse range of private, public and not for profit clients. Professor Jamie L. Callahan He is Chairman of British Weight Lifting and The Sports Council Trust Company, Vice-chairman of Streetgames UK, the lead non-executive director of the Jamie L. Callahan is Professor of Leadership & Human Resource Development Sports Grounds Safety Authority and a trustee of Middlesbrough Football Club at Northumbria University. A veteran of the US Air Force, she came to HRD Foundation and Tees Valley Community Foundation. He has served previously through her role as a personnel officer and member of the Pentagon Air Staff as a board member of Sport England, an independent member of UK Sport’s Total Quality consultancy team. Audit Committee, chairman of SkillsActive UK and a director of Coachwise Ltd. Jamie’s research explores issues of power and privilege in relation to leadership, A Fellow of the Centre for Governance, Leadership and Global Responsibility emotion management and organization contextual issues (e.g., organizational at Leeds Beckett University undertaking Doctoral research into the board learning, communities of practice). effectiveness of National Governing Bodies of Sport, he lectures in economics, Her most recent co-edited book, Realising Critical HRD: Stories of Reflecting, finance and strategic management in sport at 3 Universities and is a consultant Voicing, and Enacting Critical Practice, received the Academy of Human on governance and assurance for 2 grant making trusts. Resource Development 2015 R. Wayne Pace Outstanding Book of the Peter believes passionately in the power of sport to change lives and Year Award. communities for the better and received the OBE for services to sport Email: [email protected] administration in the New Year Honours List 2017. 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NU170081 - FIBA Brochure.indd 8-9 05/07/2017 17:05 Dr Turam H. Emir Dr Helen Charlton Dr Turam H. Emir academic background started by studying Business Lecturer in Leadership Management at Bosphorus University in 1978. Turam then went on to study Helen is a lecturer in leadership, and is the programme leader for the Chartered a Masters in the History of Turkish Renovation, then become a Doctorate of Manager Degree Apprenticeship. Philosophy in Political Communication in 1993 from The Atatürk Institute, Bosphorus University. Helen’s professional practice was in senior HR management in the not-for-profit and arts sectors. She has taught within HRM-related programmes in FE and HE Once a professional basketball player, Turam played in the Turkish Basketball for a number of years, and has also specialised in the development of students’ League between 1978 to 1995 where he captained the Turkish National academic and employability skills. Basketball team at all levels in 1977 to 1992 playing 215 international games. Due to Turam’s passion and enthusiasm for the sport, Turam later become Helen holds a Doctorate in Education and a Masters in Human Resource a member of several committees including Executive Local Organising Management. She is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a Committee of the FIBA World Basketball Championship for Women in 2014 and Chartered Member of the Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development. Executive Organising Committee of the FIBA World Basketball Championship Her research interests are in the experiences of practitioners and professionals for Men, 2010. engaged in parallel part-time study. Turam’s main area of interests lie in Political Communication, Campaign Email: [email protected] Management, Sports Management, Sports Marketing and International Relations. Turam started his academic career as a Graduate Assistant at Ataturk Institute, Bosphorus University in Istanbul before becoming a full-time Assistant Tamás Sterbenz Professor between 1993 to 2005 focusing on courses such as History of the Vice-Rector Turkish Renovation and Politics and the Media. Furthermore, he has assisted University of Physical Education, Budapest with other courses such as “Management of Large Scale International Sports Events” at Istanbul Bahçeşehir University in 2015 to 2016. Tamás Sterbenz holds a PhD and a Masters in Economics from University of Email: [email protected] West Hungary achieved from 2007 and 2002 respectively. Tamas started his Basketball playing career in 1992 where he played for Hungary’s National Team for two years and then became the Head Coach for various Hungarian Youth Basketball Teams from 1996 to 2004, then becoming Head Coach for the Paul Blake Women’s Hungarian Basketball team in 2004. Owner Newcastle Eagles Basketball Tamas, then moved on to University of Physical Education in Hungary in 2011, Paul Blake graduated from Northumbria University in Sport Studies BA (Hons) where Tamas became Head of Sports Management Department and then the and received a Post Graduate Diploma in Marketing. Paul is currently the proud Managing Director of the department. In 2015, Tamas was promoted to Vice- owner of Newcastle Eagles Basketball Team. Rector of General Affairs at University of Physical Education in Budapest. After purchasing Newcastle Eagles in 1999 with business partner Ken Nottage, Furthermore, Tamas has serrval memberships to other organizations such as they turned around the club on and off the court, where the company was FIBA Europe Youth Commission, Hungarian Olympic Committee and Hungarian making a loss of £1.7 million and now makes a small profit and turnover is now University Sports Federation where Tamas is Vice President. While Tamas’s 4 times that of the sporting club era. Paul has then set up Eagles Community passion is Basketball, Tamas has academia research interest in decision making Foundation charity in 2006, a basketball development organisation setting in sport, performance analysis and incentive systems and competitiveness of up clubs and running curriculum programmes which now has 10 full time sporting organizations. staff and 30 part time staff. On court, the Eagles have won 24 trophies in last E-mail: [email protected] twelve seasons including the British Basketball League title three years in a row. Furthermore, Paul is leading the development of a £7.2 million arena build for the club and Foundation in the West End of Newcastle, which is due to completed in summer 2018. Alongside Paul’s involvement in Newcastle Eagles, Paul is a founder member of the All Party Parliamentary Group of Basketball and a Director of the British Basketball Foundation, which is a national charity which received a support grant from Sport England of £1.9 million in 2014.

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Saturday 8th July 2017 09.00 – 13.00 09.00 - 9.30 09.00 – 11.00 15.00 – 16.00 Workshops for TASS/ 11.00 – 12.00 TASS Workshops Welcome to Northumbria University Library Induction: Getting started Ambassadors Sport Governance 09.00 – 13.00 TALS Qualification sessions for and Faculty of Business and Law with information. TALS Qualification session Speaker: Mr Peter Rowley, OBE 31 students arriving to Newcastle for 30 students Speakers: Prof Fraser McLeay, Pro Vice- Practice using the resources Towards Task 3 and 4: UKAD advisor Faculty of Business and Law TASS workshops Task 3 & 4: Conducting Meetings, Chancellor Prof John Wilson, CED For students with limited experience CCE1 – Rooms 220, 227 CCE1 – Room 401 Newcastle Airport Communication Skills, Practice Director Joanne James in studying at university – Meet and Greet Team Meetings, Evaluation Practice CCE1 - Room 401 Entry Level 4 and 5 For others: Interviews 12.30 – 13.00 Lunch 11.00 – 12.30 CCE1 – Rooms 012 and 220a Northumberland Building – Room 301 Facilitators: NBS staff CCE1 – ground floor 09.30 – 10.30 A tour at Sport Central (delegates Facilitator – Library staff CCE1 – Rooms 409, 423 and 338 12.30 – 15.00 Introduction to BA and MSc 13.00 – 14.00 will be informed about their group A tour at Sport Central Leadership and Management Library Induction: Developing your 16.00 – 17.00 Workshops for TASS/ Student Support Service and time) Programmes and Modules information skills. Ambassadors – Ask for help • 11.00 – 11.30 (10 people) (delegates will be informed TALS Qualification session Facilitator: Ask for help staff • 11.30 – 12.00 (10 people) about their group and time) Speakers: Dr Edita Petrylaite and the Practice using the resources. teaching team For students with previous Towards Task 3 and 4: UKAD advisor CCE1 – Room 401 • 12.00 – 12.30 (10 people) 12.30 – 13.00 (6 people) CCE1 – Room 401 experience of studying at university CCE1 – Rooms 220, 227 13.00 – 13.30 (10 people) 14.00 – 15.00 14.00 – 18.00 Entry Level 6 and 7 13.30 – 14.00 (10 people) For others: Interviews A visit to the Business Clinic TASS Workshops 11.00 – 12.00 Northumberland Building – Room 315 14.00 – 14.30 (10 people) TALS Qualification sessions Strategic Innovation in Practice Facilitator – Library staff Facilitators: NBS staff Prof Fraser McLeay and 14.30 – 15.00 (10 people) Task 1 & 2: Roles and Responsibilities Prof James Cunningham CCE1 – Room 409, 423 and 338 Mr Nigel Coates 11.00 – 12.00 and sporting landscape 13.00 – 14.00 Lunch CCE1 - Room 401 Faculty of Business and Law Planning and writing 19.00 – late 15.00 – 16.30 (for students attending CCE1 – 012 and 220a 12.30 – 13.00 Lunch an academic essay BBQ Dinner Preparation for the tour and Black- TASS Workshops) tie dinner at NUFC, St James Park CCE1 - Ground Floor Library staff CCE1 - ground floor or outside CCE1 – ground floor A tour at Sport Central Faculty of Business and Law Wednesday 12th July 2017 16.20 – 16.30 13.00 – 17.00 (delegates will be informed 15.00 – 18.00 CCE1 Room 401 Meeting for the tour at St James’ A visit to Newcastle Falcons 08.00 – 09.00 about their group and time) Welcome from FIBA Europe Park Stadium Leaving from the Car Park 12.00 – 13.00 Report writing Breakfast and Networking 18.00 – 18.30 (10 people) Speakers: Radmila Turner, Elisabeth Faculty of Business and Law Library staff Faculty of Business and Law Cebrian, Guy Taylor 19.30 – late CCE1 – outside Business School 18.30 – 19.00 (10 people) CCE1 – Room 401 CCE1 - ground floor CCE1 – Room 002 Dinner 17.00 – 18.00 19.00 – 22.00 Dinner 09.00 – 10.00 Carluccio’s restaurant 12.30 – 13.00 Lunch Tour at St. James’ Park Stadium 19.00 – 22.00 Dinner Women in Leadership Fork Buffet (for students attending Newcastle City centre CCE1 - Ground Floor Domino’s Pizza night 4 St James’ Street TASS workshops) 89 Grey Street Speaker: Prof Jamie L Callahan CCE1 – ground floor Newcastle Upon Tyne CCE1 – Ground Floor Newcastle 14.00 – 15.00 CCE1 – Room 401 NE1 4ST NE1 6EG Referencing and avoiding Sunday 9th July 2017 Monday 10th July 2017 plagiarism 10.00 – 11.00 Entrepreneurship 08.00 – 09.00 08.00-09.00 Tuesday 11th July 2017 Library staff Speaker: Dr Nicola Patterson Breakfast Breakfast and Networking CCE1 – Room 401 08.00 – 09.00 CCE1 – Room 401 (for students attending Faculty of Business and Law Breakfast and Networking CCE1 – ground floor TASS workshops) CCE1 Ground Floor Faculty of Business and Law CCE1 – Ground Floor 12 For more information visit northumbria.ac.uk 13

NU170081 - FIBA Brochure.indd 12-13 05/07/2017 17:05 18.30 – 19.30 For others: Project consultation time 11.00 – 12.00 Drinks Reception at the Magpie Facilitators: FIBA staff Radmila Turner Thinking about academic Safety on Campus Club, at NUFC, and Elisabeth Cebrian writing in context St. James Park Faculty of Business and Law Dr Helen Charlton 4 St James’ Street CCE1 - Room: 402 CCE1 Room 401 Newcastle Upon Tyne 15.00 – 16.00 12.30 – 13.00 Lunch NE1 4ST Project Development Faculty of Business and Law 19.30 – late – Practical Assessment – ground floor Black Tie Dinner at the Magpie Club, Facilitators: FIBA staff Radmila Turner at NUFC, St James Park and Elisabeth Cebrian 13.00 – 15.00 4 St James’ Street Faculty of Business and Law Focus groups (invited TIME-OUT We have a number of initiatives on campus to ensure that our to students regarding safety and security issues Newcastle Upon Tyne CCE1 – Room 401 participants only) students are as safe as possible at Northumbria, including: • Emergency taxi scheme NE1 4ST Facilitators: NBS staff • A security control room manned 24 hours a day • Well-lit campus 16.00 – 17.00 • 24 hour CCTV campus coverage Career Development and CCE1 – Rooms 420, 409, 338, 220a, 012 • A Saturday night bus to ensure students get home from Thursday 13th July 2017 • A community police officer on site who can offer advice the Students’ Union safely Q and A session 15.00 – 16.00 09.00 – 09.50 FIBA/NFs Practicum Women’s Basketball consultation Breakfast and Networking Security Service Facilitators: FIBA staff Radmila Turner Facilitators: FIBA staff Radmila Turner Faculty of Business and Law and Elisabeth Cebrian and Elisabeth Cebrian CCE1 - ground floor CCE1 – Room 401 CCE1 – Room 401 10.00 – 11.00 17.00 – 19.00 15.00 – 16.00 Contact Us Corporate Social Responsibility Team building and 3x3 session Q and A session about Leadership Dr E. Turam Facilitators: FIBA staff and Management programmes Emergency Number: Faculty of Business and Law Small Hall at Sport Central Facilitators: NBS staff CCE1 – Room 401 3200 (0191 227 3200) 19.00 CCE1 – Room 401 Please note, this number is for emergency use only 11.00 – 13.00 Free evening 19.00 – late Introduction to FIBA Platform Hog Roast Dinner General Enquiries: Facilitators: FIBA staff Radmila Turner Friday 14th July 2017 CCE1 – ground floor or outside 3999 (0191 227 3999) and Elisabeth Cebrian 08.00 – 09.00 CCE1 – Room 401 Email: [email protected] Breakfast and Networking Saturday 15th July 2017 CCE1 - ground floor 13.00 – 14.00 Lunch 08.00 – 09.00 Breakfast CCE1 - ground floor 09.00 – 11.00 CCE1 – ground floor A session with Newcastle Eagles The Security Service is responsible for: Student Support and Wellbeing 14.00 – 15.00 Departure to Newcastle Airport • providing a security service 24 hours per day at the City FIBA (Ambassadors) Paul Blake Meet and Great Student Support and Wellbeing aim to help by offering CCE1 – Room 401 and Coach Lane campuses a wide range of services and are based in the University Facilitators: FIBA staff Radmila Turner • providing a contact point for liaison with emergency Library. Staff and students are encouraged to download and Elisabeth Cebrian services as well as a contact for out of hour’s repairs the Safezone app at www.safezoneapp.com The app Faculty of Business and Law enables you to receive critical notifications from the CCE1 - Room 220 • controlling visitor access via the contractor and visitor ‘signing in’ system University around emergency or major incidents and provides immediate access to support should you need it, • carrying out regular patrols of Northumbria University with a direct link to the emergency services. properties and deal with and report any incidents of note

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Pharmacy Minor Injuries Unit NHS services in the UK as someone Facilities Opening hours Also referred to as a chemist, offers Can treat: sprains and strains, broken considered to be ‘ordinarily resident’ in the UK. If you have not done this at Open – 08:00 – 15:30 Monday to Thursday advice on common problems such as bones, wound infections, minor burns Castles Restaurant coughs and colds, aches and pains. and scalds, minor head injuries, insect the time of applying for your visa you 08.00 – 15.00 Friday will be charged 150% of the usual Pharmacists dispense prescriptions and animal bites, minor eye injuries, Open – 08:00 – 15:00 Monday to Thursday cost of the treatment you receive. Go Eat @ City Campus East and other medicines. injuries to the back, shoulder and 08.00 – 12.00 Friday chest. There is some treatment that is free 111 NHS Telephone Advice for everyone and some exemptions. Open – 08:00 – 18:00 Monday to Thursday For further information, please refer Coffee Shop @ City Campus East Telephone service offered by the Accident and Emergency 08.00 – 16.00 Friday to the University Website https:// NHS. If you are feeling unwell the Departments www.northumbria.ac.uk/study-at- Go Eat@ Lipman Open - 08:30 – 16:00 Monday to Friday telephone service will provide you These are extremely busy hospital northumbria/support-for-students/ with helpful advice and refer you to departments and should only be Open – 08:00 – 18:00 Monday to Thursday welfare-and-health-support/ Go Eat @ Northumberland Building the appropriate support; this could used if your injury or illness is life 08:00 – 16:00 Friday be a GP, Hospital or Pharmacy. This threatening. Doctor near City Campus: 08:30 – 15:00 Monday, Tuesday and Thursday service is available free of charge from Go Eat @ Pandon any phone by dialling 111. Provision for international Saville Medial Group on Saville Place 08:30 – 14:30 Wednesday and Friday students: Situated on the corner of Saville Place & College St (off John Dobson St) - Walk-in Centre If you are a student from outside the www.savillemed.co.uk/contact.php sharethelove.co.uk/northumbria-home NHS walk-in centres offer convenient EU you need to pay for health care access to a range of treatments in the UK. The charge (approximately On-Campus Cashpoints If you have any problems, please contact Sport Central including: infections and rashes, £150) will be paid as part of your • Lloyds Bank Cashpoint - situated on the outside of the Reception: [email protected] or blood pressure checks, fractures, visa fee, in advance of your arrival Students’ Union Building, City Campus. 0191 222 7400 stomach aches, vomiting and in the UK, and will secure the same diarrhoea, minor cuts and bruises. access to primary and secondary • Barclays Bank Cashpoint - at the reception in City Campus East, Business and Law Building. Places to Visit Here is a useful site to visit if you wish to find out more Sports Central about the region and a few pieces of information which As a visitor to the university, you are eligible to join Sport may be of interest: Central, Northumbria University’s state of the art sports www.newcastlegateshead.com/plan-your-visit/ facility, which offers facilities of the highest standard. tourist-information Membership will include use of the Fitness Centre, Swimming Pool and various fitness classes throughout your stay in Newcastle. For further details, please refer to the website: northumbriasport.com To complete your membership you will need to report to reception at Sport Central to sign a Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire (PAR-Q) to confirm that you are in good health and able to use the facilities.

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NU170081 - FIBA Brochure.indd 16-17 05/07/2017 17:05 Accessible Parking P City Transport Faith Advice Centre Student Central CCE Restaurant & Deli, 1880 Café Castles Student Central Café Central Pandon Grab and Go Fusion Café Gallery North Shop Central Santander Train Taxis 1 Burt Hall 2 Campus Services 3 City Campus East 1 – Business and Law 28 Sutherland House (Security) 29 Trinity Building 30 Wynne-Jones Building inc Chaplaincy and 31 The Zone 32 Mail and Transport Future Developments 33 CIS Building, coming 2018 34 Architectural Building, coming 2018 4 City Campus East 2 – Design School 5 Claude Gibb 6 Drill Hall 7a Ellison Building A Block 7b Ellison Building B Block 7c Ellison Building C Block 7d Ellison Building D Block 7e Ellison Building E Block 8 Ellison Gardens 9 Ellison Terrace 10 Glenamara House 11 Library 12 Lipman Building 13 Lovaine Halls and Flats 14 Muslim Prayer Facility 15 Nixon Hall 16 Northumberland Building 17 Northumbria Nursery 18 Occupational Health Centre 19 Pandon Building 20 Sandyford Building 21 Sport Central 22 Squires Annexe 23 Squires Building 24 Squires Workshops 25 Student Support and Wellbeing Centre 26 Students’ Union 27 Sutherland Building Accessible Building Entrance Newcastle Central Station It is always cheaper to ring a taxi (the metred fare is what Neville Street you get when you pick one up in the street but if only Newcastle-upon-Tyne going a short distance this is more convenient). It is NE1 5DL customary to tip 10%. • Budget Taxis 0191 298 5050 4 Manors Santander Branch Metro stations • Noda Taxis 0191 222 1888 Metro Station Metro City- Monument, Haymarket, Manors, • Blueline Taxis 0191 262 6666

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NU170081 - FIBA Brochure.indd 18-19 05/07/2017 17:06 Zapatista Burrito Bar Notes Burritos, fajitas, Mexican beers and tequila in a buzzy, bare-bones space with colourful wall art £4-£5.50 Address: 28 Ridley Pl, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 8JW www.zapatistaburrito.com

Nudo Sushi Box Quirky, contemporary joint for eat in and takeaway sushi rolls and boxes, plus salads and noodles. £3.60 sushi box Address: 147 Northumberland St, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7AG www.nudosushibox.com

Chinatown, Newcastle Huge selection of Chinese restaurants with lunchtime special prices. Stowell Street

Eldon Square Intu Food Court Grey’s Quarter. With over 20 new restaurants to choose from, customers will be able to find a dining experience to suit them. Grey’s Quarter features swanky restaurants offering elegant fine dining, family-friendly eateries and places to refuel with a quick snack. intu.co.uk/eldonsquare/restaurants intu.co.uk/eldonsquare/map

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