Your Ideas Could Change the World Around You

Inspiring minds, shaping the future

Your ideas could change the world around you

Open Day programme 12 September 2009, 10.00am–3.30pm

Open day information line: 0121 414 3374 www.bham.ac.uk Contents

Welcome 3 How to reach the University 4 Why choose the University of Birmingham? 5 The city of Birmingham 6 How to make the most of your day 8 Information and activities for parents and teachers 9 General events timetable 10

Subject events timetable: College of Engineering and Physical Sciences 12 College of Life and Environmental Sciences 14 College of Medical and Dental Sciences 16 College of Social Sciences 18 College of Arts and Law 20 Joint Honours courses 22

A map of the campus is on the back of this programme.

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Choosing the right university isn’t easy. I became Birmingham’s Vice-Chancellor only recently, but seeing and experiencing the University first hand made the prospect of joining it irresistible. The University of Birmingham is a distinguished university, on a glorious campus, in a great city. Its attraction lies in the fact that its heritage reaches back over 100 years, and it looks forward as one of Britain’s leading universities to the challenges and opportunities of this century: to the impact that its research and teaching will have on lives, societies and industries in the future. Our open days are designed to provide you with all the information you need to make an informed choice. There are talks and displays but, more importantly, there will be an opportunity to talk to the students and staff who live and work here, and we hope you leave with a picture of the real Birmingham. The University

This is one of the top universities in the UK and I am delighted that the p Spends around £1 million recent results of the Research Assessment Exercise 2008 confirmed that each week on developing the the University’s research has global reach: 89 per cent of the University’s campus and improving our research activity was ranked as ‘world leading’ or ‘internationally excellent’. students’ learning experience Our teaching is very highly regarded and the quality of the student experience p Is at the forefront of cancer is amongst the best in the Russell Group. However, because we value our research in the UK students so highly we are continuing to invest very substantially in our student p Is home to the Visual and facilities, services, and accommodation. We are also committed to improving Spatial Technology Centre the quality of student life and ensuring that you have access to all the support – the best-equipped systems you need to help you achieve your potential. We also care deeply archaeological visualisation about making sure that our students feel socially integrated and supported laboratories in Europe so that they can fully benefit from university life. p Is a university of firsts: the first university to establish a faculty During your time here the University will offer you opportunities to develop of commerce; the first to additional skills which, when combined with your academic progress, will establish a medical school; make you still more valuable to employers. We are particularly committed the first to open a women’s to making sure that we respond to what our students need to help them hall of residence; and the first develop their academic and personal capabilities: it is this that makes to run a sports programme Birmingham students attractive to graduate recruiters. Our aim is that p Continues that tradition of ‘The Birmingham Graduate’ will be a work of real quality. discovery with our research into the treatment of cancer, I hope on your visit today you experience the same sense of Birmingham pioneering work on space being not just a university but your university. If you do, you, like me, will science, and exciting benefit from Birmingham’s eminent history, relish everything it has to offer developments in to the modern student, and shape the future of this dynamic university. nanotechnology

With best wishes

Professor David Eastwood Vice-Chancellor 4 How to reach the University How to reach the University

We are pleased that you are planning to attend our open days this year. As part of our commitment to reducing our impact on the environment, we would strongly encourage you to travel by public transport when you visit the University.

Each year we welcome some By bus School playing fields (B29 7JX) 15,000 visitors to our open days; Numbers 61, 62, 63 and 64 travel and Edgbaston cricket ground as a result, the adjacent roads and to the University’s Edgbaston and (B5 7QU) – both a short distance University car parks get very busy. Selly Oak campuses, while the 21 from the University. The University has only a limited and 44 serve the Medical School number of car parking spaces on and Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Park and ride will be operating open days and we would encourage These services all run frequently on a first-come, first-served basis. you to plan your journey carefully. from the city centre. Shuttle buses to and from the University will be running throughout By rail Parking on campus the day, dropping off and picking up Being the only university in the The high number of visitors means from outside the University Centre country with its own station, the that the University is only able to (building R23 on the map on the easiest way to reach the University is offer a limited number of spaces back page). by train. Most cross-country services on these days. If you are intending to Birmingham arrive at New Street to travel by car, the University has station and up to six trains an hour three main car parks: South, North depart for the University on the cross- and Pritchatts Road car parks – city line (final destination Longbridge guides will be present to direct and Useful links or Redditch). The journey time is assist visitors. Parking on campus Travel information, approximately seven minutes. The is £1 per day (pay and display) unless maps and directions: centre of the main campus is a five- you are parked in the park and ride www.location.bham.ac.uk minute walk from University station. car parks. National train information: Student ambassadors (wearing lime www.networkrail.co.uk green shirts) will be present at New Park and ride Travel West Midlands: Street station throughout the day to In addition to the above parking areas, www.nationalrail.co.uk direct you. there will be two park and ride car parks with free shuttle bus services. By coach These are based at King Edwards There are frequent express coach services to Birmingham from London, Heathrow and Gatwick airports and We are keen to reduce our impact on the many other UK cities. The long- environment and have set targets to reduce distance coach station is in Digbeth our overall greenhouse gas emissions. in the city centre. To find out more about how the University is providing solutions, please visit www.climatechange.bham.ac.uk Why choose the University of Birmingham? 5 Why choose the University of Birmingham?

Choosing the right university is one of the most important decisions you will make. Here are some of the reasons why the University of Birmingham is right for you:

p We offer teaching from resources, open access computer p Our students benefit from living academics who are global suites across campus and a virtual in one of Europe’s most vibrant experts in their field, undertaking learning environment cities: Birmingham has been research in everything from p Our Freshers’ Guarantee transformed in the last 20 years making chocolate taste nicer Scheme for first-year students to become a confident, modern to developing Formula 1 cars means that you will have a commercial regional capital and p The recent Research Assessment place to live at the heart of one of the most culturally diverse Exercise 2008 confirms we are student life. For details of the cities in Britain the West Midland’s top university Freshers’ Guarantee Scheme and 12th in the UK*, leading see www.housing.bham.ac.uk * Using the Research Ranking Fortnight Power Ranking the way across a broad range p With 4,500 overseas students of disciplines from nearly 150 different p Our beautiful 250-acre parkland countries, Birmingham is home campus offers you a safe, friendly to one of the largest communities ‘A really fantastic environment with all the facilities of international students in the UK place with wonderfully of a small town including bars, p We are a top three sporting friendly staff and cafés, shops, banks, an art gallery, university and have some of museums, a doctors’ surgery and the best facilities in the country, students. I completely a railway station as well as professional coaching fell in love with the p Our students have access to and imaginative health and whole environment’ excellent study facilities including fitness programmes, which offer one of the UK’s largest academic a range of sporting opportunities Open day visitor libraries, a wide range of online to suit all tastes and ability levels 6 The city of Birmingham The city of Birmingham

Birmingham has been transformed into a city for young professionals and is one of Europe’s most exciting destinations. It is more than somewhere to study; it is somewhere to build a successful career.

Birmingham is a modern and p Bullring – Europe’s largest city fascinating city: Famous for its shopping centre development historical industrial past, it is now a with more than 150 shops inside centre of arts and culture, commerce the iconic £530 million complex, and entertainment, with a vibrant and which attracts visitors from across diverse community. Birmingham is the UK home to the largest financial services and creative sectors outside London. Entertainment and events The thriving business community p Live entertainment – top venues offers you a wealth of opportunities for big name bands and local when you join the job market, and talent include the Carling Academy, around 40 per cent of Birmingham the National Indoor Arena (NIA), graduates choose to make their the National Exhibition Centre home here after leaving University. (NEC) and Symphony Hall, one of Europe’s finest concert halls Shopping and style and home to the City of Birmingham p The Mailbox – often referred Symphony Orchestra to as Birmingham’s answer to p Theatre – Birmingham’s principal Bond Street, The Mailbox is a theatres, the Repertory, Alexandra unique development which brings and Hippodrome, regularly host together designer fashion, lifestyle West End productions, as well shops and an array of restaurants as staging specially commissioned and café bars new work

The city of Birmingham offers visitors a wealth of attractions from cultural activities to shopping and sporting events. We have some first-class entertainment and eating places, and you may want to consider arriving the night before to get the most out of your visit. For more information about what the city offers, visit www.beinbirmingham.com The city of Birmingham 7

p Food and drink – Birmingham’s p Custard Factory – former home multicultural character is reflected of Bird’s Custard has been in our restaurants: you will find transformed into a dynamic Caribbean, Chinese, Greek, and Bohemian community of French, Spanish, Thai and around 500 artists and small other international cuisines creative enterprises

A sporting city p Sporting events – the city is home Factfile: the city to many sporting events, including p Birmingham is the safest top level football at Aston Villa major city in England and and Birmingham City, international Wales according to a recent cricket at Warwickshire County report by the Reform group Cricket ground and prestigious www.reform.co.uk golfing events at the Belfry p The NEC Group welcomes p British city of sport – Birmingham over five million visitors to its hosts more national and Birmingham venues each year, international sporting staging more exhibitions than championships than any other any other European centre city in the UK; not surprisingly, p The Lord of the Rings author, it was selected by the National J R R Tolkien, grew up in Sports Council as the first British Birmingham, and the protected City of Sport natural habitats that inspired The Hobbit can still be seen Places to visit at Moseley, just minutes from p Birmingham museum and art the city centre gallery – Birmingham’s main p Sherlock Holmes’s creator, museum and art gallery includes Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, also one of the finest collections of lived in the city Pre-Raphaelite paintings in p The creation of the Football the world League in 1888 is credited p Ikon Gallery – showcases cutting- to William McGregor, then edge multimedia work by leading a director of Aston Villa FC contemporary artists 8 How to make the most of your day How to make the most of your day

What’s on offer? Arts (building R14 on the map). In Scheme. This allows you to meet up In the Great Hall and the Marquee order to avoid congestion you might with one of our current students and you will find a wide range of want to avoid the busiest periods talk to them about their experiences subject-specific stands as well between 12.00 noon and 1.30pm. of student life. The Open Day Buddy as stands relating to sport, welfare, Buses run until 2.00pm and bus Scheme will be operating from the accommodation, finance, careers tours will take between 45 minutes Campus Tour Desk (Chancellor’s and other areas. Talks on a range to an hour. Court) throughout the day. of subjects take place throughout the day. The timetables for talks More information on can be found on page ten onwards. accommodation can be found Lost persons and property at www.housing.bham.ac.uk Lost persons should report General information to the Aston Webb Reception, Prior to the open days, you can Visitors with disabilities Aston Webb Building (R6). contact the Student Recruitment We encourage students with Tel: 0121 414 8130 Team on 0121 414 3374. On the disabilities to visit and study at or contact a student ambassador day, staff at the main reception area the University. Over the past three in the Aston Webb Building (R6 on years we have been implementing Lost property should be taken the map) will be able to help you a programme of accessibility to the Aston Webb Reception, with general enquiries, directions adaptations on campus; this includes Aston Webb Building (R6). and other information. Our student the installation of lifts and accessible Tel: 0121 414 8130 ambassadors will be wearing lime toilets and improved signage. All new green shirts and will be present buildings and major conversions are Emergencies across the campus to help you being designed with accessibility First aid assistance can find your way around. in mind. be found in the Great Hall, Aston Webb Building (R6). Tours of the Edgbaston campus p A mobility map is available Tel: 0121 414 4444 Guided walking tours of the main (from the Aston Webb reception), campus take place throughout the which gives an overview of the Note: map and building day, starting at 9.00am. They last Edgbaston campus showing references throughout this between 45 minutes to an hour. the main access routes for brochure relate to the Edgbaston The Campus Tour desk is situated wheelchair users campus map at the back of in Chancellor’s Court, adjacent to p If you have a disability or special this programme. the Marquee. requirements please advise us in advance so that we can send Viewing accommodation you a map and make parking Learn more At regular intervals throughout the arrangements You can view our online videos at day, visitors can view University Tel: 0121 414 3374 www.undergraduate.bham.ac.uk/ accommodation. Visitors can videoaudio or visit our YouTube either use the walking map to For more information please channel www.youtube.com/ reach accommodation (this takes visit our website at: unibirmingham. You can also join approximately 15 minutes) or there is www.sscs.bham.ac.uk/disability us on Facebook (University of a specially provided free bus service. Birmingham) to find out more Walking maps may be picked up from Open Day Buddy Scheme about student life and talk to all information points and at the base If you have travelled alone to the current students. of the clock tower. Buses depart from Open Day, you may wish to take outside the Barber Institute of Fine advantage of our Open Day Buddy Information and activities for parents and teachers 9 Information and activities for parents and teachers

Places to relax for parents artists, housing an important radio via BURN FM, or the student If you are accompanying your son collection of works of art from the newspaper Redbrick and there are or daughter, or a school group on 13th to the 20th century. Highly diverse opportunities for volunteering their Open Day visit, you may want recommended if you have 30 in the local community via the Guild’s to go your separate ways for a time. minutes or more available. Community Action Scheme. The You’re welcome to take a break and Guild also provide the Job Zone relax in our Café Aroma, Staff House Alternatively you can join the free service. The Guild is open throughout (building R24 on the map) between guided tour of galleries at 12.45pm. Open Day (building O1 on the map). 10.00am and 3.30pm. If you’re This departs from the main foyer visiting our student accommodation, on the ground floor of the Barber Learn more you may also want to enjoy a coffee Institute (R14). www.guildofstudents.com or in Rio’s, located in Shackleton on watch videos about student life at: the Vale Village. Opening hours www.undergraduate.bham.ac.uk/ 10.00am–5.00pm – Admission videoandaudio The Botanic Garden at Winterbourne is free (building R23 on the map) is a great place to enjoy a packed Multi-faith Chaplaincy lunch. Open to visitors from Learn more The large team of chaplains, 11.00am–3.00pm (entry £3), the www.barber.org.uk (some full-time and others part-time) gardens are the perfect place to represent Buddhism, Christianity, escape the crowds of Open Day Other activities to schedule Hinduism, Islam and Judaism. They (location G12 on the map). To find out more about our library extend a warm welcome to all people services, why not join a library tour? whatever their religious background. Activities and talks for Tours depart every hour from 10.30am parents and teachers to 2.30pm from the iLounge, Main The Edgbaston Chaplaincy building, Our student finance talks include Library (building R22 on the map). St Francis Hall (building O2 on the information on Birmingham’s Grant map), is located next to the Guild and Scholarship scheme and other The Guild of Students of Students. Please feel free to visit sources of funding. These talks take The Guild, our students’ union, is during Open Day. More information place at 11.15am and 2.15pm in the the hub of undergraduate life. Run may be found on our website at: Avon Lecture Theatre (building R23 by students for students, there are www.chaplaincy.bham.ac.uk on the map). over 150 clubs and societies to join, reflecting the tastes and interests The Barber Institute of Fine Arts of our diverse community; societies The University’s award-winning range from ten-pin bowling and Barber Institute of Fine Arts features debating to movies and hang-gliding. major works by world renowned You can get involved in student 10 General events timetable General events timetable

Subject Description Time(s) Venue Accommodation Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Accommodation Talks 10.30am, 12.00pm Avon Lecture Theatre, Top Floor, and 12.45pm University Centre (R23) Accommodation Tours 9.30am–2.00pm Bus departs from outside the (busiest periods Barber Institute of Fine Arts (R14) between 12.00pm and 1.30pm) Admissions Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Barber Institute of Fine Arts Art gallery All day 10.00am– Barber Institute of Fine Arts (R14) 5.00pm Botanic Gardens, café Botanic gardens 11.00am–3.00pm Winterboune (G12) and shop Careers and Employability Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Finance – Money Matters Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Finance – Money Matters Talk: A guide to 11.15am and Avon Lecture Theatre, Top Floor, student finance 2.15pm University Centre (R23) Guild of Students Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) International Relations Display All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) International students Talk 11.15am Lecture Theatre G33, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building Joint Honours Talk: Admissions into Joint 10.30am Large Lecture Theatre (120), Honours and Arts disciplines 1st Floor, Arts Building (R16) Library Services, IT Services Display and information desk All day iLounge, Ground Floor, Main and Learning Development Library (R22) Library Tours 10.30am, Meet in the iLounge Ground Floor, 11.30am, Main Library (R22) 12.30pm, 1.30pm and 2.30pm Music Society Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Opportunities to study Talk 11.15am Lecture Theatre 5, 2nd Floor, abroad as part of your Arts Building (R16) Birmingham degree Security Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Sport (University of Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Birmingham Sport) Aston Webb Building (R6) Sport (University of Display and information desk All day New Gym, Ground Floor, Birmingham Sport) Munrow Sports Centre (R25) General events timetable 11

Subject Desciption Time(s) Venue Sport (University of Talk: Playing sport at the 10.30am, Dance Studio, Lower Ground Birmingham Sport) University of Birmingham 12.00pm, 1.30pm Floor, Munrow Sports Centre and 2.15pm (R25) Disability and Learning Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Support Service Aston Webb Building (R6) Student life Talk: Student life by students 12.00pm, 1.30pm Debating Hall, 1st Floor, and 2.15pm Guild of Students (O1) Tips for Applicants Talks 12.00pm and Lecture Theatre WG5, Ground 1.30pm Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Tips for Applicants Talk 2.15pm Lecture Theatre G33 Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building Welcome and Tips for Talk 10.00am Vaughan Jeffries Lecture Theatre, your Day 10.30am 1st Floor, Education Building (R19) Year in Industry Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Year in Industry Talks 11.15am and Lecture Room 4, 1st Floor, 1.30pm Arts Building (R16) 12 Subject events timetable Subject events timetable

College of Engineering and Physical Sciences This college includes the following subject areas: Chemical Engineering; Chemistry; Civil Engineering; Computer Science; Electronic, Electrical and Computing Engineering; Mathematics; Mechanical Engineering; Metallurgy and Materials; Physics and Astronomy.

Subject Description Time(s) Venue Chemical Engineering Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Chemical Engineering Display and information desk All day Foyer, Ground Floor, Chemical Engineering Building (Y11) Chemical Engineering Talk: Chemical Engineering – 10.30am Room 203, 2nd Floor, Haworth Engineering Products for the 2.15pm Building (Y2) Consumer Chemistry Displays and hands-on All day 209a (Seminar Room), 1st Floor, experiments Haworth Building (Y2) Chemistry Display and information desk All day 216 (Reading Room), 1st Floor, Haworth Building (Y2) Chemistry Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Chemistry Talk: Chemistry at University 11.15am Lecture Theatre 101, Ground and Beyond 12.45pm Floor, Haworth Building (Y2) Chemistry Talk: Chemical Magic 12.00pm Lecture Theatre 101, Ground Floor, Haworth Building (Y2) Civil Engineering Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Civil Engineering Display and information desk All day Design Centre, 2nd Floor, Mechanical Engineering (Y3) Civil Engineering Tours All day Design Centre, 2nd Floor, Mechanical Engineering (Y3) Civil Engineering Talk: Constructing the Future 12.45pm Room 203, 2nd Floor, Haworth Building (Y2) Computer Science Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Computer Science Displays, meeting staff, All day Atrium, Ground Floor, Computer current students and Science Building (Y9) student-led tours Computer Science Consultation with the UG 2.15pm Room UG40, Ground Floor, Admissions Tutor Computer Science Building (Y9) Computer Science Talk: Why Computer 10.30am Room UG04, Ground Floor, Science at Birmingham? 12.45pm Learning Centre (R28) Computer Science Talk: What is Computer Sci- 11.15am Room UG04, Ground Floor, ence? What do Computer Learning Centre (R28) Scientists do? Computer Science Talk: Can Computers Think? 12.00pm Room UG04, Ground Floor, Learning Centre (R28) Subject events timetable 13

Subject Description Time(s) Venue Computer Science Talk: Computing in Medicine 1.30pm Room UG04, Ground Floor, Learning Centre (R28) Electronic, Electrical and Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Computer Engineering Aston Webb Building (R6) Electronic, Electrical and Display, information desk All day Foyer, Ground Floor, Gisbert Kapp Computer Engineering and tours Building (G8) Electronic, Electrical and Talk: Degree programmes 12.45pm Room 521/522, 5th Floor, Computer Engineering in Electronic, Electrical and Gisbert Kapp Building (G8) Computer Engineering Electronic, Electrical and Talk: Serious Games for De- 2.15pm Room 521/522, 5th Floor, Computer Engineering fence, Surgery and Heritage – Gisbert Kapp Building (G8) a New Future for Engineering Mathematics Display and information desk All day Foyer, Ground Floor, Watson Building (R15) Mathematics Talk: Careers, Degrees 11.15am Lecture Room A, Ground Floor, and Mathematics 12.45pm Watson Building (R15) Mathematics What is Mathematics? 12.00pm Lecture Room A, Ground Floor, 1.30pm Watson Building (R15) Mechanical Engineering Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Mechanical Engineering Display and information desk All day Design Centre, 2nd Floor, Mechanical Engineering (Y3) Mechanical Engineering Racing cars display; members All day Automotive Laboratory, Room of the Mechanical Automotive G61, Ground Floor, Mechanical racing team in attendance Engineering Building (Y3) Mechanical Engineering Talk – Degree Programmes in 12:00pm Room 203, 2nd Floor, Mechanical Engineering Haworth Building (Y2) Metallurgy and Materials Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Physics and Astronomy Display and demonstrations All day First Floor Laboratory, Ground Floor, Poynting Physics Building (R13) Physics and Astronomy DVD – Why Physics at All day Coffee Lounge, 2nd Floor, Birmingham? Poynting Physics Building (R13) Physics and Astronomy Tour of Nanotechnology 11.15am Foyer, Ground Floor, Poynting Research area (you must have Physics Building (R13) signed up to this event) Physics and Astronomy Talk – Seven Wonders of the 10.30am Lecture Theatre SO6, 2nd Floor, Nano World Poynting Physics Building (R13) Physics and Astronomy Talk – Exploring our Dark 12.00pm Lecture Theatre SO6, 2nd Floor, Universe Poynting Physics Building (R13) Physics and Astronomy Talk – Physics to a Degree 12.45pm Lecture Theatre SO6, 2nd Floor, Poynting Physics Building (R13) Physics and Astronomy Talk – Recreating the Big 1.30pm Lecture Theatre SO6, 2nd Floor, Bang: the LHC at CERN Poynting Physics Building (R13) Physics and Astronomy Talk – Refrigerators made 2.15pm Lecture Theatre SO6, 2nd Floor, from Photons Poynting Physics Building (R13) 14 Subject events timetable

College of Life and Environmental Sciences This college includes the following subject areas: Biosciences; Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences; Psychology; Sport and Exercise Sciences.

Subject Description Time(s) Venue Biosciences Advice desks and displays All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, for Human Biology, Biological Aston Webb Building (R6) Sciences and Biochemistry Biosciences Advice desks and displays All day Undercroft, Ground Floor, for Human Biology, Biological Biosciences Building (R27) Sciences and Biochemistry Biosciences Talk: Biosciences degree 10.00am Lecture Theatre NG08, Ground programmes – an overview Floor, Biosciences Building (R27) of all our programmes, Biological Sciences, Human Biology and Biochemistry Biosciences Talk: Careers in Biosciences 10.30am Lecture Theatre NG08, Ground Floor, Biosciences Building (R27) Biosciences Talk: Old drugs new 11.15am Lecture Theatre NG08, Ground diseases; tackling cancer Floor, Biosciences Building (R27) from Birmingham to Sub-Saharan Africa Biosciences Talk: Biosciences degree 12.00pm Lecture Theatre NG08, Ground programmes – an overview Floor, Biosciences Building (R27) of all our programmes, Biological Sciences, Human Biology and Biochemistry Biosciences Overflow Talk – Biosciences 12.00pm Room E102, 1st Floor, degree programmes – Biosciences Building (R27) an overview of all our programmes, Biological Sciences, Human Biology and Biochemistry Biosciences Talk: Darwin and evolution 12.45pm Lecture Theatre NG08, Ground in Birmingham Floor, Biosciences Building (R27) Biosciences Talk: Careers in Biosciences 1.30pm Lecture Theatre NG08, Ground Floor, Biosciences Building (R27) Biosciences Talk: Four year degree 1.30pm Room E102, 1st Floor, programmes : gain work Biosciences Building (R27) experience or study abroad Biosciences Talk: Biosciences degree 2.15pm Lecture Theatre NG08, Ground programmes – an overview Floor, Biosciences Building (R27) of all our programmes, Biological Sciences, Human Biology and Biochemistry Subject events timetable 15

Subject Description Time(s) Venue Environmental Science Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Environmental Science Talk: The Environmental 11.15am Room E102, 1st Floor, Science and Management Biosciences Building (R27) programmes Geography Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Geography Display, tours and All day Foyer, Ground Floor, information desk Geography Building (R26) Geography Talk: Studying Geography 11.15am Room 203, 1st Floor, at Birmingham 1.30pm Haworth Building (Y2) Geology Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Geology Display and information desk All day Lapworth Museum, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R4) Geology Talk: Geology at 12.00pm Dome Lecture Theatre, 2nd Floor, Birmingham and beyond 1.30pm Aston Webb Building (R4) Natural Sciences Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Natural Sciences Talk: Studying across 12.45pm Room E102, 1st Floor, the sciences Biosciences Building (R27) Psychology Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Psychology Displays and information desk All day Foyer, Ground Floor, Hills Building (R3) Psychology Talk: Studying Psychology 11.15am Lecture Theatre WG5, Ground at Birmingham 2.15pm Floor, Aston Webb Building (R4)

Sport and Exercise Sciences Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Sport and Exercise Sciences Display with brochures All day Atrium, Ground Floor, Sport and Exercise Building (Y14) Sport and Exercise Sciences Talks – Studying Sport and 10.30am Lecture Theatre 1, 1st Floor, Exercise Sciences in the 11.15am Sport and Exercise Sciences School of Sport and Exercise 12.00pm Building (Y14) Sciences 12.45pm 1.30pm 2.15pm 16 Subject events timetable

College of Medical and Dental Sciences This college includes the following subject areas: Medicine; Medical Sciences; Dentistry; Dental Hygiene; Nursing; Physiotherapy.

Subject Description Time(s) Venue Biomedical Materials Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Science Webb Building (R6) Dental Hygiene and Therapy Display and information desk All day Common Room, Ground Floor, Wolfson Centre for Medical Education, Medical School (B1) Dental Hygiene and Therapy Talk: BSc Dental Hygiene 12.00pm Arthur Thompson Hall, 3rd Floor, and Therapy Medical School (B1) Dentistry Display and information desk All day Common Room, Ground Floor, (BDS, BSc) Wolfson Centre for Medical Education, Medical School (B1) Dentistry Talk: Dentistry at 10.30am Arthur Thompson Hall, 3rd Floor, Birmingham (BDS) 1.30pm Medical School (B1) Medical Science Talk: Medical Science 12.00pm Leonard Deacon Lecture Theatre, (BMedSc) 1st Floor, Medical School (B1)

Medicine Display and information desks All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston (MBChB, BMedSc) Webb Building (R6) Medicine Display and information desks All day Common Room, Ground Floor, (MBChB, BMedSc) Wolfson Centre for Medical Education, Medical School (B1) Medicine Talk: Getting into Medicine 9.30am Leonard Deacon Lecture Theatre, (MBChB) 11.15am 1st Floor, Medical School (B1) 1.30pm Medicine Talk: Student life in the 12.45pm Leonard Deacon Lecture Theatre, Medical School 2.15pm 1st Floor, Medical School (B1) Nursing Lecturers and students will be All day Ground Floor, Health Sciences available for advice and tours Building (G9) Nursing Demonstrations All day Ground Floor, Health Sciences Building (G9) Subject events timetable 17

Subject Description Time(s) Venue Nursing Talk: Nursing taster lecture. 12.45pm Lecture Theatre 1, Ground Floor, Available for 40 students. Health Sciences (G9) Collect a ticket, on a first-come first-served basis (one per student), from the desk in the foyer at Health Sciences Building (G9). Parents will not be able to attend the lecture but can relax and enjoy refreshments in the café. The lecture will last 30 minutes. Nursing Talk: Applying for Nursing 10.00am Lecture Theatre 1, Ground Floor, 11.15am Health Sciences (G9) 1.30pm Physiotherapy Lecturers and students will be All day Ground Floor, Health Sciences available for advice and tours Building (G9) Physiotherapy Talk: Physiotherapy at the 10.30am E203, 2nd Floor, Gisbert Kapp University of Birmingham 1.30pm Building (G8) Physiotherapy Talk: Physiotherapy taster 12.00pm Lecture Theatre 1, Ground Floor, lecture. Available for 40 Health Sciences (G9) students. Collect a ticket, on a first-come first-served basis (one per student), from the desk in the foyer at Health Sciences Building (G9). Parents will not be able to attend the lecture but can relax and enjoy refreshments in the café. The lecture will last 30 minutes. 18 Subject events timetable

College of Social Sciences This college includes the following subject areas: Business; Education; Government and Society; Social Policy.

Subject Description Time(s) Venue Accounting and Finance Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Accounting and Finance Talk: BSc Accounting and 10.30am Lecture Theatre G12, Ground Finance degree at the 12.00pm Floor, University House (O3) University of Birmingham Business School Applied Golf Management Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Studies Aston Webb Building (R6) Applied Golf Management Display and information desk All day Atrium, Ground Floor, Sport and Studies Exercise Sciences Building (Y14) Applied Golf Management Talk: Introduction to Applied 10.30am Lecture Theatre 2, 1st Floor, Studies Golf Management Studies 12.00pm Sport and Exercise Sciences 1.30pm Building (Y14)

Business Management Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Business Management Talk: BSc Business 11.15am Lecture Theatre G12, Ground Management degrees at the 12.45pm Floor, University House (O3) University of Birmingham 1.30pm Business School Business School Open for questions All day University House, (O3) Centre for Russian and East Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court European Studies Centre for Russian and East Talk: Russian Studies 12.45pm Lecture Theatre 7, 2nd Floor, European Studies Arts Building (R16) Centre for Russian and East Russian Taster Session 1.30pm Lecture Theatre 7, 2nd Floor, European Studies for Beginners Arts Building (R16) Centre for Urban and Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Regional Studies Aston Webb Building (R6) Centre for Urban and Talk: Opportunities in Urban 12.45pm Room G03, Ground Floor, Regional Studies and Regional Planning University House, (O3) Economics Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, Aston Webb Building (R6) Economics Talk: Economics and 10.00am Lecture Theatre SO2, 2nd Floor, related degrees 12.00pm Poynting Physics Building (R13) Subject events timetable 19

Subject Description Time(s) Venue Education Display and information desks All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, for BA Childhood, Culture Aston Webb Building (R6) and Education, BA English and Literature and PGCE programmes Education Talk: Introduction to 12.00pm Room 112, 1st Floor, Muirhead Childhood, Culture and 1.30pm Tower (R21) Education Education Talk: Routes into Teaching 11.15am Main Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Muirhead Tower (R21) Education Talk: Introduction to English 12.45pm Room 112, 1st Floor, Muirhead Language and Literature in Tower (R21) Education European Politics, Society Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court and Economics European Politics, Society Talk: BSc European Politics, 1.30pm Lecture Theatre 6, 2nd Floor, and Economics Society and Economics Arts Building (R16) (EPSE) Institute of Applied Social Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Studies and Social Policy Media, Culture and Society Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Media, Culture and Society Talk: Media, Culture 2.15pm Main Lecture Theatre, Ground and Society Floor, Muirhead Tower (R21) Political Science and Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court International Studies Political Science and Talk: Introduction to 12.00pm Main Lecture Theatre, Ground International Studies Political Science Floor, Muirhead Tower (R21) Political Science and Talk: Introduction to 12.45pm Main Lecture Theatre, Ground International Studies International Studies Floor, Muirhead Tower (R21) Sociology Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Sociology Talk: Studying Sociology 1.30pm Main Lecture Theatre, Ground at Birmingham Floor, Muirhead Tower (R21) Social Policy Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Social Policy Talk: Social Science and 1.30pm Lecture Room 2, 1st Floor, Social Policy Arts Building (R16) Social Work Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Social Work Talk: Why Social Work? 12.45pm Lecture Room 2, 1st Floor, Arts Building (R16) Sport, Physical Education Display and information desk All day Great Hall, Ground Floor, and Coaching Science Aston Webb Building (R6) Sport, Physical Education Display and information desk All day Atrium, Ground Floor, Sport and and Coaching Science Exercise Sciences Building (Y14) Sport, Physical Education Talk: Introduction to Sport, 11.15am Lecture Theatre 2, 1st Floor, and Coaching Science Physical Education and 12.45pm Sport and Exercise Sciences Coaching Science 2.15pm Building (Y14) 20 Subject events timetable

College of Arts and Law This college includes the following subject areas: Law; Philosophy and Theology; Archaeology and Antiquity; Medieval History; Modern History; African Studies; European Cultures and Languages; Music; and English, Drama and American & Canadian Studies.

Subject Description Time(s) Venue African Studies Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court African Studies Talk: African Studies, 12.45pm Danford Room 224, 2nd Floor, Anthropology and Arts Building (R16) Development at Birmingham American and Canadian Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Studies American and Canadian Talk: What is American 11.15am Lecture Room 360, 3rd Floor, Studies Studies? Arts Building (R16) American and Canadian Talk: American Studies at the 13.30pm Lecture Room 360, 3rd Floor, Studies University of Birmingham Arts Building (R16)

Ancient and Medieval History Talk: Ancient and Medieval 12.45pm Lecture Theatre 3, 1st Floor, History at Birmingham Arts Building (R16) Anthropology Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Anthropology Talk: African Studies, 12.45pm Danford Room 224, 2nd Floor, Anthropology and Arts Building (R16) Development at Birmingham Arabic Studies Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Archaeology and Antiquity Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Archaeology and Antiquity Talk: Archaeology and 11.15am Lecture Theatre 1, 1st Floor, Ancient History Arts Building (R16) Archaeology and Antiquity Talk: Classical Literature 12.00pm Lecture Theatre 1, 1st Floor, and Civilization Arts Building (R16) Centre for European Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Languages Centre for European Talk: Modern Languages and 12.00pm Lecture Theatre 4, 1st Floor, Languages European Studies Arts Building (R16) Centre for European Talk: Culture, Society and 12.45pm Lecture Theatre 6, 2nd Floor, Languages Communication (Europe) Arts Building (R16) Centre for European Talk: Studying more than one 1.30pm Lecture Theatre 3, 1st Floor, Languages language at Birmingham Arts Building (R16) Centre for European Talk: Studying Modern 1.30pm Lecture Theatre 3, 1st Floor, Languages Languages with Film Studies Arts Building at Birmingham Centre for Modern Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Languages Subject events timetable 21

Subject Description Time(s) Venue Centre for Modern Talk: Studying Arabic in the 11.15am Lecture Theatre 8, 3rd Floor, Languages University of Birmingham Arts Building (R16) Centre for Modern Talk: Studying Japanese in 12.45pm Lecture Theatre 8, 3rd Floor, Languages the University of Birmingham Arts Building (R16) Centre for Modern Talk: Studying Chinese in the 1.30pm Lecture Theatre 8, 3rd Floor, Languages University of Birmingham Arts Building (R16) Culture, Society Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court and Communication Drama and Theatre Arts Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Drama and Theatre Arts Talk and opportunity to 11.15am George Cadbury Hall, see the facilities at Selly 1.45pm Selly Oak Campus Oak Campus Bus departs promptly from outside the Education Building (R19) Please allow 1hour 45 minutes to complete this tour English Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court English Talk: English 12.00pm Large Lecture Theatre (120) 1st 2.15pm Floor, Arts Building (R16) French Studies Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court French Studies Talk: The French degree 12.45pm Large Lecture Theatre (120) 1st at Birmingham Floor, Arts Building (R16) French Studies French taster session 1.30pm Lecture Theatre 4, Ground Floor, Strathcona Building (R18) German Studies Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court German Studies Talk: German Studies 11.15am Lecture Theatre 3, 1st Floor, at Birmingham Arts Building (R16) German Studies German taster session 12.00pm Lecture Theatre 3, 1st Floor, Arts Building (R16) Hispanic Studies Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Hispanic Studies Talk: Hispanic Studies at the 11.15am Lecture Theatre 6, 2nd Floor, University of Birmingham Arts Building (R16) History Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court History Talks – History at Birmingham 11.15am Large Lecture Theatre (120) 1st (including History, Economic 1.30pm Floor, Arts Building (R16) and Social History and History and Social Science programmes) History of Art Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court History of Art Talk: Art History at 1.30pm Lecture Theatre, Ground Floor, Birmingham Barber Institute of Fine Arts (R14) History of Art Tour: A guided tour of 12.45pm Foyer, Ground Floor, Barber the galleries at the Barber Institute of Fine Arts (R14) Institute of Fine Arts (R14) Italian Studies Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Italian Studies Talk: Studying Italian 2.15pm Lecture Theatre 4, 1st Floor, Arts Building (R16) 22 Subject events timetable

Subject Description Time(s) Venue Law Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Law Talk: Studying Law at 10.30am Lecture Theatre 1, 3rd Floor, Birmingham 11.15am Law Building (R1) 1.30pm Medieval English and History Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Medieval English and History Talk: Medieval English and 12.00pm Lecture Theatre 2, 1st Floor, History at Birmingham Arts Building (R16) Music Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Music Talk: Music at Birmingham 11.15am Concert Hall, Ground Floor, Barber Institute of Fine Arts (R14) Oriental Studies Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Philosophy Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Philosophy Talk: Studying Philosophy 12.00pm Lecture Theatre 7, 2nd Floor, at Birmingham Arts Building (R16) Theology and Religion Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Theology and Religion Talk: Theology and Islamic 12.00pm Lecture Theatre 6, 2nd Floor, Studies at Birmingham Arts Building (R16) War Studies Talk: War Studies at 10.00am Lecture Theatre 1, 1st Floor, Birmingham Arts Building (R16)

Joint Honours courses A Joint Honours degree programme involves the study of two subjects. We offer around 150 different Joint Honours combinations.

Subject Description Time(s) Venue Joint Honours Display and information desk All day Marquee, Chancellor’s Court Joint Honours Talk – Admissions to Arts 10.30am Large Lecture Theatre (120),1st Disciplines/Joint Honours Floor, Arts Building (R16) Index of subject areas

This index should be used as a guide E M to general subject areas. A complete Earth Sciences (see Geology) 15 Materials Engineering list of our programmes (including Economics 18 (Metallurgy and Materials) 13 Major/Minor options, interdisciplinary Education 19 Mathematics 13 courses and Joint Honours) can Electronic, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering 13 be found in our Undergraduate Computer Engineering 13 Media, Culture and Society 19 Prospectus. Staff will also be Engineering 12,13 Medical Science 16 available on departmental display English 21 Medicine 16 desks for further information English and History, Medieval 22 Medieval English and History 22 on courses. Environmental Science 15 Modern Languages 21 European Politics, Society Music 22 A and Economics 19 Accounting and Finance 18 N African Studies 20 F Natural Sciences 15 American and Finance 10 Nursing 16,17 Canadian Studies 20 Film Studies, Modern Languages Anthropology 20 with 20 O Applied Golf French Studies 21 Oriental languages 22 Management Studies 18 Archaeology 20 G P Geography 15 Philosophy 22 B Geology 15 Physics and Astronomy 13 Biochemistry 14 German Studies 21 Physiotherapy 18 Bioinformatics 14 Golf Management Political Science 19 Biological Sciences 14 Studies, Applied 18 Psychology 15 Biology, Human 14 Biomedical Materials Science 16 H R Business 18 Health Sciences 16,17 Russian Studies 18 Historical Studies 21 C History 21 S Canadian Studies, History of Art 21 Social Policy 19 American and 20 History, Ancient and Classics 20 Social Sciences 19 Chemical Engineering 12 History, Medieval English and 22 Social Work 19 Chemistry 12 Human Biology 14 Sociology 19 Civil Engineering 12 Humanities 20 Spanish 21 Classical Literature Sport and Exercise Sciences 15 and Civilisaton 20 I Sport, Physical Education Computer Science 12,13 International Studies 19 and Coaching Science 19 Culture, Society Italian Studies 21 Sports Science and Sports and Communications 21 and Materials Science (see J Metallurgy and Materials) 13 D Joint Honours courses 22 Dental Hygiene and Therapy 16 T Dentistry 16 L Theology 22 Drama and Theatre Arts 21 Languages, Modern 21 Law 22 W War Studies 22 Refreshments 24 Refreshments

Location Facilities Opening times Avanti, Ground Floor, A 160-seat restaurant which provides a wide range of fast 8.00am–4.00pm University Centre (R23) foods including breakfast, traditional fare, pizza, confectionery and drinks; also houses a deli bar and a salad bar Bar One, The Hub, Serving a range of cold drinks 10.00am–4.00pm Shackleton, Vale Village BBQ, Chancellor’s Serving a variety of hot BBQ food 12.00pm–3.00pm Court (R24) BBQ, outside Bar One, The Serving a variety of hot BBQ food 12.00pm–3.00pm Hub Shackleton, Vale Village Bratby Bar, Ground Floor Serving a limited selection of hot food, snacks and drinks 9.30am–3.00pm Staff House (R24) (food), 11.30am –3.00pm (bar) Café Aroma, 1st Floor, Parents’ haven serving a selection of sandwiches 10.00am–3.00pm Staff House (R24) and hot and cold drinks Café Go, 1st Floor, A popular sandwich shop providing handmade 8.30am–4.00pm University Centre (R23) deli sandwiches to order while you wait Cyber Go, Ground Floor, A popular coffee shop located in a new computer cluster, 10.00am–3.00pm Arts Building (R16) providing a large range of speciality coffees, sandwiches, and snacks Fusion, The Hub, Shackleton, Variety of hot and cold food available and hot and cold drinks 12.00pm–2.00pm Vale Village Go 2, Learning Resource This popular sandwich shop sells sandwiches, pastries, 9.30am–3.00pm Centre (R28) speciality coffees and a wide range of drinks and confectionery Go 3, Undercroft, A coffee shop providing a large range of speciality coffees, 10.00am–3.00pm Ground Floor, Biosciences sandwiches, snacks, confectionery and cold drinks Building (R27) Go Healthy, Serving sandwiches, jacket potatoes and salad, plus 9.00am–3.00pm University Centre (R23) smoothies and juices Med Café, A fast-food restaurant selling a range of jacket potatoes, 9.00am–4.00pm Medical School (B1) baguettes, sandwiches, pastries, and hot and cold drinks Physics, Poynting Building, A very popular coffee shop providing a large range of 10.00am–3.00pm 2nd Floor (R13) speciality coffees, sandwiches, confectionery and cakes Raising the Bar, Munrow Serves a wide range of great value meals and drinks 10.00am–4.00pm Sports Centre (R25) Rio’s, The Hub Shackleton, Serving sandwiches at the Deli Bar, Paninis 9.00am–3.00pm Vale Village and hot and cold drinks Skool Café, School A coffee shop providing a range of speciality coffees, 9.30am–2.00pm of Education (R19) sandwiches, confectionery and cakes 25 Campus map

R1 Law R21 Muirhead Tower Y2 Haworth Building R2 Frankland Building R22 Main Library Chemistry R3 Hills Building R23 University Centre Y3 Mechanical Engineering Psychology Avon Lecture Theatre (Talks) and Civil Engineering R4 Aston Webb Earth Sciences Shops/Banks/Travel Agent/ Y9 Computer Science R6 Aston Webb Insurance/Hair Salon/ Y11 Chemical Engineering Reception Point Optician Y14 Sport and Exercise Great Hall (Displays) R24 Staff House Sciences Lost Persons/Property Refreshments B1 Medical School First Aid R25 Munrow Sports Centre G3 European Research Institute R13 Poynting Building R26 Geography, Earth and G6 Metallurgy and Materials Physics Environmental Sciences G8 Gisbert Kapp Building R14 Barber Institute of Fine Arts R27 Biosciences Electronic, Electrical and Art Gallery (Accommodation R28 Learning Centre and Computer Engineering bus tours) Primary Care G9 Health Sciences R15 Watson Building Clinical Sciences G12 Winterbourne Botanic Mathematics O1 Guild of Students Garden R16 Arts Building (Students’ Union) Humanities and Debating Hall (Talks) Historical Studies Shops/Banks/Travel Agent R17 Ashley Building O2 St Francis Hall R19 Vaughan Jeffries Inter-denominational Lecture Theatre Chaplaincy (Talks) Education O3 University House, Business School

Maps with a more detailed index can be found on the University’s website at www.location.bham.ac.uk

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