Open Day 19 October 2019

OPEN DAY 19 OCTOBER 2019

WORLD CHANGERS WELCOME Principal’s Welcome & Welcome Sessions 2 General Information 4 See our City & Campus 6 Why Glasgow? 8 Academic Information A-Z 10 Student Services Information A-Z 22 Student Life Information A-Z 26 World Changing Glasgow 30 Open Day Map & Key 32

1 WELCOME HELP DESKS University Welcome Point, McIntyre Building (A22) HELLO FROM OUR PRINCIPAL Welcome Marquee, Memorial Gates (A28) WELCOME SESSIONS I am delighted that you have chosen to attend our Open Day. I hope it will show you Welcome to the University what a fantastic place this University is. We welcome students from all over Scotland, Come along to the Welcome Talk to find out England, Northern Ireland, Wales, the rest of Europe and beyond which creates a what makes the University of Glasgow the vibrant student community, offering one of the best student experiences in the country, one to choose! as recognised by the National Student Survey. Wellington Church (F9) Open Day will give you a taste of this and of what puts Glasgow in the world’s top 100 10-10.30am universities. It’s an invaluable opportunity to find out more about your chosen academic areas of interest, meet staff and current students, and gather information and advice on important topics such as finance, accommodation and the admissions process. EUROPEAN AND INTERNATIONAL Make the most of the day. Ask questions. Take in the vibrant atmosphere of our unique STUDENTS’ WELCOME and beautiful campus, explore the West End of Glasgow and experience our lively and Travelled far to get here? Meet members of exciting city! our Recruitment teams to find out about What you see, hear and absorb today will, I hope, help you to select Glasgow as your the University and talk to other prospective university of choice. In welcoming you to our campus, may I wish you well with your students. forthcoming studies and every success for the future. McIntyre Building, Room 201 (A22) 10.45-11.30am

Best wishes PARENTS’ ZONE Have a seat away from the crowds and chat to other parents and staff in a relaxed environment. Drop-in: refreshments available. Senate Room, Main Building (A10) 11am-2pm Professor Sir Anton Muscatelli Principal and Vice Chancellor

2 3 EXCITING CAMPUS DEVELOPMENTS – GENERAL CHECK THIS OUT!

We are revolutionising our main campus INFORMATION here at Gilmorehill so that you will benefit from even better teaching and research WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW – facilities – fantastic news for all potential WE’RE DELIGHTED THAT YOU WILL BE JOINING US FOR WHAT new students! PROMISES TO BE A GREAT DAY ON OUR INSPIRING CAMPUS. Drop into the Gift Shop (A11) to see the model of our fabulous new James McCune Welcome Points Campus Tours Refreshments Need assistance? Smith Learning Hub and Research Hub, and discover what the University will look Memorial Gates, Departing from the Welcome Snacks and soft drinks will be If you require the support of like in the not-too-distant future. Main Building (A28) Marquee at regular intervals on sale in a range of areas Sign Language Interpreters We can hardly wait! University’s Welcome Point between 9-9.45am and throughout the day, including: or have any other access Visit glasgow.ac.uk/explore to find out more. (A22) 2.15-3pm (A28). requirements, please contact One A the Square [email protected] Our staff and students at the If you prefer, you can pick up a Brasserie/Cafe Bar (A9) University’s Welcome Point self-guided tour leaflet from the 9am-3pm Safety on Campus in the McIntyre Building (A22) Welcome Marquee (A28) or Atrium Café (C8) and the Welcome Marquee the Welcome Point (A22) and Accidents and Emergencies Wolfson Medical School Building at the Memorial Gates (A28) check out the campus at your Our Central Services Security 9am-3pm will be happy to offer you leisure. Office is located at the guidance and support Gilchrist Postgraduate Club (A26) University’s main gates on throughout your visit. You Visitor Attractions 9am-5.30pm University Avenue (A21) and should be contacted in can pick up brochures, You might want to check Food in Focus (D11) cases of accident or emergency. prospectuses and other useful out our great exhibits in the University Library Tel: +44 (0)141 330 4444 literature from here – and Hunterian Museum (A15), 10am-5pm have any questions answered Hunterian Art Gallery & Getting around campus Glasgow University Union, throughout the day. Mackintosh House (D12/ Please use the pedestrian Café G12 (E8) D13), Zoology Museum (B3) crossings when moving across Open Day runs from 10am 10am-6pm to 3pm. You can plan your and drop into the University the roads on campus. We have own day to begin and end at Gift Shop (A11) – just a few of Queen Margaret Union, ongoing campus redevelopment OPEN DAY APP whatever times suit you best. the fantastic places you can Café 22 (D3) so please pay particular attention DOWNLOAD OUR APP TO PLAN YOUR DAY! visit when you are here. 9am-3pm to any safety signage and You don’t need to report in on Browse the full schedule of events, create your own instructions during your visit. arrival or let us know when you Restaurants, food outlets and City Bus Tours to-do list for the day and find your way with maps and are leaving. shops are also available around Building evacuation floor plans in our app. You may want to hop on a Gibson Street, Byres Road and If we need to evacuate buildings Search ‘University of Glasgow Welcome’ in the app Directions and Help complimentary bespoke City Ashton Lane - refer to the map on during the event, please carefully store or visit: Our friendly Student Bus Tour and have a good page 32. follow the instructions given by guidebook.com/g/octoberod2019 Ambassadors will be happy look around Glasgow when University staff and leave the area to help you find your way you are here. An open-top quickly by the nearest available around our beautiful campus. bus leaves from the public exit. Please let a member of staff Be sure to ask what they are bus stop on University know if you need assistance in studying – and why they chose Avenue (U1). Departs 9.30am, leaving a building. Glasgow! Look out for them in 10.30am, 11.30am, 12.30pm, colourful UofG t-shirts. 1.30pm, 2.30pm (approx 45 minutes). The brochure indicates the map location beside each entry and the campus map on page 32 will help you find your way around the University. Look out for the flags which indicate some key areas and activities taking place throughout Open Day.

4 5 GLASGOW QUEEN UNIVERSITY MARGARET SEE OUR UNION TOUR UNION TOUR CITY & CAMPUS A RANGE OF TOURS ARE AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT OPEN DAY FOR YOU TO ENJOY. WHEN WHEN 11am, 12 noon, Check at the 1pm, 2pm Reception Desk

DEPARTS DEPARTS Glasgow University Queen Margaret Union Union Foyer (E8) Foyer (D3)

ACCOMMODATION CITY HUNTERIAN MACKINTOSH TOUR SIGHTSEEING ART GALLERY/ HOUSE TOUR Queen Margaret Hall TOUR HUNTERIAN OR Murano Street (bespoke tour) MUSEUM TOURS Student Village (self-catered halls) WHEN WHEN WHEN 9.30am, 10.30am, Check at Reception Access available WHEN 11.30am, 12.30pm, Desks for times between 9.30am onwards – 1.30pm, 2.30pm and further details 10am-4pm last tour 2.15pm (45 minutes) (60 minutes) DEPARTS BUS DEPARTS Public Bus Stop on DEPARTS DEPARTS Kelvin Way (K1), near University Avenue (U1) Hunterian Art Gallery Hunterian Art Gallery Pearce Lodge Gate (A4) Foyer (D12)/Hunterian Foyer (D12) Museum Foyer (A15)

CAMPUS SPORT LIBRARY TOUR TOUR TOUR

WHEN WHEN WHEN Leaving at regular Guided tour 10am-3pm intervals between 10.30am, 11am, Pick up a self-guided tour 9-9.45am and 2.15-3pm 12.30pm, 1pm, leaflet and explore! (30 minutes) 1.30pm, 2pm

DEPARTS Self-guided tour Library Foyer (D11) DEPARTS 9.30am-3pm Welcome Marquee (A28)

(Self-guided tour leaflets DEPARTS also available from the Stevenson Building Welcome Help Desks Foyer (E6) (A28 and A22) 6 7 250+ 95.9% OF WHY CLUBS AND STUDENTS IN SOCIETIES EMPLOYMENT OR FURTHER GLASGOW? STUDY SIX MONTHS AFTER GRADUATION (DLHE 2016/17)

67TH QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS 2020

29,000 GLASGOW RANKS NO.1 STUDENTS IN THE UK FOR THE FROM FOLLOWING SUBJECTS: OVER 140 ACCOUNTING & FINANCE COUNTRIES DENTISTRY DRAMA, DANCE & CINEMATICS EDUCATION NURSING SPORTS SCIENCE VETERINARY MEDICINE (Complete University Guide 2020) ZU 2ND IN THE SEEING DISABILITY RUSSELL GROUP DIFFERENTLY FOR TEACHING DISCOVER OUR WORLD CHANGERS AT (NSS 2019) glasgow.ac.uk/futureworldchangers

8 9 ACADEMIC INFORMATION A-Z THERE’S A WIDE RANGE OF ACADEMIC INFORMATION AVAILABLE SO YOU CAN FIND OUT ALL ABOUT YOUR DEGREE SUBJECTS BEFORE YOU START HERE. CHECK THE LIST OF ACADEMIC SUBJECTS FOR DETAILS.

Talks usually last 30 minutes, unless otherwise stated. Some talks are repeated so you can choose the best time to suit your own timetable. Display stands and academic staff are usually available for consultation between 10am-3pm, unless otherwise stated.

CHECK OUT OUR FLEXIBLE DEGREE STRUCTURE glasgow.ac.uk/degreestructure

10 11 12 ACADEMIC A-Z

SUBJECT TIMES LOCATION MAP Access Programme & Short Courses Stand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Accounting & Finance Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 10-10.30am, 10.45-11.15am Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 Archaeology Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: Horrible Prehistories 10.15-10.45am East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25 Arts MA (Arts) Degrees Stand: Advisers of Study 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Biology & Life Sciences Stands: Animal Biology Degrees, Biomolecular Sciences 10am-3pm Bower Building B7 Degrees and Degrees with Work Placement, Human Biology Degrees, Infection Biology Degrees Talk: Chief Adviser, Biology & Life Sciences - 10.30-11am Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 General Information *contact +44 (0)141 330 5506 if access support is required

Talk: Animal Biology (Marine & Freshwater Biology, Zoology) 1.30-2pm Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 Talk: Biomolecular Sciences (Biochemistry; Genetics; 12 noon-12.30pm Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 Molecular & Cellular Biology) Talk: Human Life Sciences (Anatomy; Human Biology; 11.15-11.45am Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 Human Biology & Nutrition; Neuroscience; Neuroscience & Psychology; Pharmacology; Physiology; Physiology & Sports Science; Physiology, Sports Science & Nutrition) Talk: Infection Biology (Immunology; Microbiology) 2.15-2.45pm Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 Business & Management Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 1.30-2pm Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7 2.30-3pm McIntyre Building, Room 201 A22 Celtic & Gaelic Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 11.30am-12 noon Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27 Central & East European Studies Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 10.45-11.15am Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27 Chemistry Stand 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk 10.45-11.15am, 1.15-1.45pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1** D1 Classics including Ancient History, Classical Civilisation, Greek and Latin Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 12.15-12.45pm Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 Comparative Literature Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: see Modern Languages

*contact +44 (0)141 330 5506 if access support is required **accessible entrance at the back of the building ACADEMIC A-Z

SUBJECT TIMES LOCATION MAP Access Programme & Short Courses Stand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Accounting & Finance Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 10-10.30am, 10.45-11.15am Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 Archaeology 12 Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: Horrible Prehistories 10.15-10.45am East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25 Arts MA (Arts) Degrees ACADEMICStand: Advisers of Study A-Z10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Biology & Life Sciences Stands: Animal Biology Degrees, Biomolecular Sciences 10am-3pm Bower Building B7 Degrees and Degrees with Work Placement, Human Biology Degrees, Infection Biology Degrees Talk: Chief Adviser, Biology & Life Sciences - 10.30-11am Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 General Information *contact +44 (0)141 330 5506 if access support is required

SUBJECT TIMES LOCATION MAP AccessTalk: Animal Programme Biology & (Marine Short Courses & Freshwater Biology, Zoology) 1.30-2pm Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 Talk:Stand Biomolecular Sciences (Biochemistry; Genetics; 1210am-3pm noon-12.30pm GrahamBute Hall, Kerr Main Building, Building Lecture Theatre 224* B3A13 AccountingMolecular & &Cellular Finance Biology) StandTalk: Human Life Sciences (Anatomy; Human Biology; 10am-3pm11.15-11.45am HunterGraham Halls, Kerr Building,Main Building Lecture Theatre 224* A14B3 Human Biology & Nutrition; Neuroscience; Neuroscience & TalkPsychology; Pharmacology; Physiology; Physiology & Sports 10-10.30am, 10.45-11.15am Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 ArchaeologyScience; Physiology, Sports Science & Nutrition) StandTalk: Infection Biology (Immunology; Microbiology) 10am-3pm2.15-2.45pm HunterGraham Halls, Kerr Building,Main Building Lecture Theatre 224* A14B3 Talk:Business Horrible & Management Prehistories 10.15-10.45am East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25 ArtsStand MA (Arts) Degrees 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Stand:Talk Advisers of Study 10am-3pm1.30-2pm HunterKelvin Gallery, Halls, Main Main Building Building A14A7 2.30-3pm McIntyre Building, Room 201 A22 Biology & Life Sciences Celtic & Gaelic Stands: Animal Biology Degrees, Biomolecular Sciences 10am-3pm Bower Building B7 DegreesStand and Degrees with Work Placement, Human Biology 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 TalkDegrees, Infection Biology Degrees 11.30am-12 noon Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27 CentralTalk: Chief & East Adviser, European Biology Studies & Life Sciences - 10.30-11am Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 General Information Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 10.45-11.15am Gilbert *contactScott Conference +44 (0)141 Room 330 5506250, Mainif access Building support is requiredA27 Chemistry Stand 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk 10.45-11.15am, 1.15-1.45pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1** D1 Classics including Ancient History, Classical Civilisation, Greek and Latin Talk: Animal Biology (Marine & Freshwater Biology, Zoology) 1.30-2pm Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: Biomolecular Sciences (Biochemistry; Genetics; 12 noon-12.30pm Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 TalkMolecular & Cellular Biology) 12.15-12.45pm Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 ComparativeTalk: Human LifeLiterature Sciences (Anatomy; Human Biology; 11.15-11.45am Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 StandHuman Biology & Nutrition; Neuroscience; Neuroscience & 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Psychology; Pharmacology; Physiology; Physiology & Sports Talk:Science; see Physiology,Modern Languages Sports Science & Nutrition) Talk: Infection Biology (Immunology; Microbiology) 2.15-2.45pm Graham*contact Kerr Building, +44 (0)141 Lecture 330 Theatre 5506 if 224*access support is requiredB3 **accessible entrance at the back of the building Business & Management Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 13 Talk 1.30-2pm Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7

13 2.30-3pm McIntyre Building, Room 201 A22 Celtic & Gaelic Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 11.30am-12 noon Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27 Central & East European Studies Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 10.45-11.15am Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27 Chemistry Stand 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk 10.45-11.15am, 1.15-1.45pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1** D1 Classics including Ancient History, Classical Civilisation, Greek and Latin Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 12.15-12.45pm Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 Comparative Literature Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: see Modern Languages

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SUBJECT TIMES LOCATION MAP Computing Science including Software Engineering, Electronic & Software Engineering Stand: Staff, students and demonstrations 10am-3pm Boyd Orr Building, Room 709AB (Level 7) D1 Talk: Computing Science at the University of Glasgow 10.45-11.15am, 12 noon-12.30pm Sir Alexander Stone Building, Lecture Theatre 208*** D5 Taster Session 11.15-11.45am, 12.30-1pm Sir Alexander Stone Building, Lecture Theatre 208*** D5 Dentistry Stand 10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building Atrium C8 Talk 10.30-11am Wolfson Medical School Building, Seminar Room 1 C8 Digital Media & Information Studies Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 12.30-1pm East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25 Earth Science Stand: with Geology 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk: with Geology 12.45-1.15pm Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7 Tour: Lab & Demonstrations (drop in sessions) 1.30-3pm Gregory Building, Labs 229 D2 Economic & Social History Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 11-11.30am East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25 Economics Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 2.15-3pm Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7 Education including initial teacher education Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 12 noon-12.30pm Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201 E15 Talk: Catholic Teacher Certiﬁ cate 12.35-1.05pm Sir Charles Wilson Building, Seminar Room 101AB E15

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Education, including initial teacher education at Dumfries Campus See Interdisciplinary Studies Engineering Stands: Aeronautical & Aerospace Engineering, Biomedical 10am-3pm James Watt South Building Foyer (Level 3) A1 Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electronics & Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Product Design Engineering Talk: Aerospace Engineering (for degrees in Aeronautical 10-10.30am, 11.30am-12 noon James Watt South Building, Room 354 A1 Engineering, Aerospace Systems) Talk: Biomedical Engineering (for degrees in Biomedical 10-10.30am, 12.15pm-12.45pm James Watt South Building, Room 375 A1 Engineering) Talk: Civil Engineering (for degrees in Civil Engineering and 10.45-11.15am James Watt South Building, Room 375 A1 Civil Engineering with Architecture) 12.15-12.45pm James Watt South Building, Room 355 A1 Talk: Electronics & Electrical Engineering (for degrees 11.30am-12 noon, 1-1.30pm James Watt South Building, Room 375 A1 in Electronic and Software Engineering, Electronics and Electrical Engineering, Electronics with Music) Talk: Mechanical Engineering (for degrees in Mechanical 10.45-11.15am, 12.15-12.45pm James Watt South Building, Room 354 A1 Design Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering with Aeronautics, Mechatronics and Product Design Engineering) Talk: Product Design Engineering (for Product Design 10.15-10.45am, 11.30am-12 noon James Watt South Building, Room 355 A1 Engineering degrees) Lab Demonstrations: General 10.30am-12.30pm James Watt South Building, Tuck Lab, Level 4 A1 English Language & Linguistics Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 11.45am-12.15pm East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25 English Literature Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: with Scottish Literature 10.15-11.15am Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7 2-3pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2** D2

**accessible entrance at the back of the building SUBJECT TIMES LOCATION MAP Computing Science including Software Engineering, Electronic & Software Engineering Stand: Staff, students and demonstrations 10am-3pm Boyd Orr Building, Room 709AB (Level 7) D1 Talk: Computing Science at the University of Glasgow 10.45-11.15am, 12 noon-12.30pm Sir Alexander Stone Building, Lecture Theatre 208*** D5 Taster Session 11.15-11.45am, 12.30-1pm Sir Alexander Stone Building, Lecture Theatre 208*** D5 Dentistry Stand 10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building Atrium C8 Talk 10.30-11am Wolfson Medical School Building, Seminar Room 1 C8 Digital Media & Information Studies Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 12.30-1pm East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25 Earth Science Stand: with Geology 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk: with Geology 12.45-1.15pm Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7 Tour: Lab & Demonstrations (drop in sessions) 1.30-3pm Gregory Building, Labs 229 D2 Economic & Social History Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 11-11.30am East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25

12 Economics Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 2.15-3pm Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7 ACADEMICEducation including initial teacher education A-Z Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 12 noon-12.30pm Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201 E15 Talk: Catholic Teacher Certiﬁ cate 12.35-1.05pm Sir Charles Wilson Building, Seminar Room 101AB E15

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SUBJECT TIMES LOCATION MAP AccessEducation, Programme including & initial Short teacher Courses education at Dumfries Campus StandSee Interdisciplinary Studies 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 AccountingEngineering & Finance StandStands: Aeronautical & Aerospace Engineering, Biomedical 10am-3pm HunterJames WattHalls, South Main Building Foyer (Level 3) A14A1 Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electronics & Electrical Talk 10-10.30am, 10.45-11.15am Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Product Design ArchaeologyEngineering StandTalk: Aerospace Engineering (for degrees in Aeronautical 10am-3pm10-10.30am, 11.30am-12 noon HunterJames WattHalls, South Main BuildingBuilding, Room 354 A14A1 Talk:Engineering, Horrible Aerospace Prehistories Systems) 10.15-10.45am East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25 ArtsTalk: MABiomedical (Arts) Degrees Engineering (for degrees in Biomedical 10-10.30am, 12.15pm-12.45pm James Watt South Building, Room 375 A1 Engineering) Stand: Advisers of Study 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: Civil Engineering (for degrees in Civil Engineering and 10.45-11.15am James Watt South Building, Room 375 A1 BiologyCivil Engineering & Life Sciences with Architecture) 12.15-12.45pm James Watt South Building, Room 355 A1 Stands:Talk: Electronics Animal Biology & Electrical Degrees, Engineering Biomolecular (for degrees Sciences 10am-3pm11.30am-12 noon, 1-1.30pm BowerJames BuildingWatt South Building, Room 375 B7A1 Degreesin Electronic and andDegrees Software with WorkEngineering, Placement, Electronics Human andBiology Degrees,Electrical InfectionEngineering, Biology Electronics Degrees with Music) Talk: ChiefMechanical Adviser, Engineering Biology & (forLife degreesSciences in - Mechanical 10.30-11am10.45-11.15am, 12.15-12.45pm GrahamJames Watt Kerr South Building, Building, Lecture Room Theatre 354 224* B3A1 GeneralDesign Engineering, Information Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering with Aeronautics, Mechatronics and Product *contact +44 (0)141 330 5506 if access support is required Design Engineering) Talk: Product Design Engineering (for Product Design 10.15-10.45am, 11.30am-12 noon James Watt South Building, Room 355 A1 Engineering degrees) Lab Demonstrations: General 10.30am-12.30pm James Watt South Building, Tuck Lab, Level 4 A1 English Language & Linguistics Talk: Animal Biology (Marine & Freshwater Biology, Zoology) 1.30-2pm Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: Biomolecular Sciences (Biochemistry; Genetics; 12 noon-12.30pm Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 TalkMolecular & Cellular Biology) 11.45am-12.15pm East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25 EnglishTalk: Human Literature Life Sciences (Anatomy; Human Biology; 11.15-11.45am Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 StandHuman Biology & Nutrition; Neuroscience; Neuroscience & 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Psychology; Pharmacology; Physiology; Physiology & Sports Talk: with Scottish Literature 10.15-11.15am Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7 Science; Physiology, Sports Science & Nutrition) 2-3pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2** D2 Talk: Infection Biology (Immunology; Microbiology) 2.15-2.45pm Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 **accessible entrance at the back of the building Business & Management Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 15 Talk 1.30-2pm Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7

15 2.30-3pm McIntyre Building, Room 201 A22 Celtic & Gaelic Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 11.30am-12 noon Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27 Central & East European Studies Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 10.45-11.15am Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27 Chemistry Stand 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk 10.45-11.15am, 1.15-1.45pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1** D1 Classics including Ancient History, Classical Civilisation, Greek and Latin Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 12.15-12.45pm Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 Comparative Literature Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: see Modern Languages

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SUBJECT TIMES LOCATION MAP Environmental Stewardship See Interdisciplinary Studies Film & Television Studies Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 1-1.30pm Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 French Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: see Modern Languages Geography Stand 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Stand & Demonstrations 1-2.30pm East Quad, Room 311, Main Building A25 Talk 12.15-12.45pm Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7 Geology Stand: with Earth Science 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk: with Earth Science 12.45-1.15pm Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7 Tour: Lab & Demonstrations (drop in sessions) 1.30-3pm Gregory Building, Labs 229 D2 German Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: see Modern Languages Health & Social Sector Leadership See Interdisciplinary Studies

History Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 11.30am-12 noon Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7 2.30-3pm Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201**** E15 History of Art Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 10.45-11.15am Hunterian Art Gallery, Lecture Theatre 103 D12 Interdisciplinary Studies, School of (Dumfries Campus) Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Italian Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: see Modern Languages Law Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 11-11.45am, 1.30-2.15pm Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201**** E15 Mathematics Stand 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk: with Statistics 12.30-1pm, 2-2.30pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1** D1 Taster Session: Flatland, Sphereland and Beyond: A journey 11.45am-12.15pm, 1.15-1.45pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 407/A** D1 through two-dimensional universes

**accessible entrance at the back of the building ****accessible entrance at the side of the building SUBJECT TIMES LOCATION MAP Environmental Stewardship See Interdisciplinary Studies Film & Television Studies Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 1-1.30pm Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 French Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: see Modern Languages Geography Stand 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Stand & Demonstrations 1-2.30pm East Quad, Room 311, Main Building A25 Talk 12.15-12.45pm Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7 Geology Stand: with Earth Science 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk: with Earth Science 12.45-1.15pm Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7 Tour: Lab & Demonstrations (drop in sessions) 1.30-3pm Gregory Building, Labs 229 D2 German

12 Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: see Modern Languages Health & Social Sector Leadership ACADEMICSee Interdisciplinary Studies A-Z

SUBJECT TIMES LOCATION MAP AccessHistory Programme & Short Courses Stand 10am-3pm ButeHunter Hall, Halls, Main Main Building Building A13A14 AccountingTalk & Finance 11.30am-12 noon Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7 Stand 10am-3pm2.30-3pm HunterSir Charles Halls, Wilson Main Building,Building Lecture Theatre 201**** A14E15 TalkHistory of Art 10-10.30am, 10.45-11.15am Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 ArchaeologyStand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 StandTalk 10am-3pm10.45-11.15am HunterHunterian Halls, Art MainGallery, Building Lecture Theatre 103 A14D12 Talk:Interdisciplinary Horrible Prehistories Studies, School of (Dumfries Campus) 10.15-10.45am East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25 ArtsStand MA (Arts) Degrees 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Stand:Italian Advisers of Study 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 BiologyStand & Life Sciences 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Stands:Talk: see Animal Modern Biology Languages Degrees, Biomolecular Sciences 10am-3pm Bower Building B7 LawDegrees and Degrees with Work Placement, Human Biology StandDegrees, Infection Biology Degrees 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 TalkTalk: Chief Adviser, Biology & Life Sciences - 11-11.45am,10.30-11am 1.30-2.15pm Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201**** E15 General Information Mathematics *contact +44 (0)141 330 5506 if access support is required Stand 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk: with Statistics 12.30-1pm, 2-2.30pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1** D1 Taster Session: Flatland, Sphereland and Beyond: A journey 11.45am-12.15pm, 1.15-1.45pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 407/A** D1 through two-dimensional universes

**accessible entrance at the back of the building Talk: Animal Biology (Marine & Freshwater Biology, Zoology) 1.30-2pm Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 ****accessible entrance at the side of the building Talk: Biomolecular Sciences (Biochemistry; Genetics; 12 noon-12.30pm Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 Molecular & Cellular Biology) Talk: Human Life Sciences (Anatomy; Human Biology; 11.15-11.45am Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 Human Biology & Nutrition; Neuroscience; Neuroscience & Psychology; Pharmacology; Physiology; Physiology & Sports Science; Physiology, Sports Science & Nutrition) Talk: Infection Biology (Immunology; Microbiology) 2.15-2.45pm Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 Business & Management Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 17 Talk 1.30-2pm Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7

17 2.30-3pm McIntyre Building, Room 201 A22 Celtic & Gaelic Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 11.30am-12 noon Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27 Central & East European Studies Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 10.45-11.15am Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27 Chemistry Stand 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk 10.45-11.15am, 1.15-1.45pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1** D1 Classics including Ancient History, Classical Civilisation, Greek and Latin Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 12.15-12.45pm Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 Comparative Literature Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: see Modern Languages

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SUBJECT TIMES LOCATION MAP Medicine Stand 10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building Atrium C8 Stands: Meet our Medical students 10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building, Teaching Rooms, C8 Level 3 Talk: Welcome to Medicine 10.15-11am, 1-1.45pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2** D1 Talk: Case-Based Collaborative Learning 12 noon-12.20pm, 12.30-12.50pm, Wolfson Medical School Building, Seminar Room 1 C8 A novel small group approach that promotes critical thinking, 2-2.20pm clinical reasoning and an understanding of the cognitive processes through which diagnoses and management decisions are made. (For prospective Medical students only due to venue capacity). Tour: Guided (no pre-booking: places are allocated on a 10.30am, 11am, 11.30am, 12 noon, Wolfson Medical School Building, Seminar Room 2 C8 fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis) 12.30pm, 1pm, 1.30pm, 2pm Tour: Self-guided. Pick up a tour leafl et and check out our 10am-3pm Medicine stand, Wolfson Medical School Building C8 facilities at your leisure. Atrium Clinical Skills Demonstrations (drop in session) 10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building, C8 Simulation Demonstrations (drop in session) Clinical Skills Rooms, Level 4 Modern Languages including French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Comparative Literature, Catalan, Czech, Polish and Chinese Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: Languages – a world of opportunities and discoveries 10.15-10.45am, 12.45-1.15pm Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201**** E15 Music Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 11.30am-12 noon Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 Nursing & Health Care Stand 10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building Atrium C8 Talk 11.15-11.45am, 1.15-1.45pm Wolfson Medical School Building, Seminar Room 1 C8

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Philosophy Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 1.45-2.15pm Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 Physics & Astronomy Stand 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk 11.15-11.45am Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2** D1 1.45-2.15pm McIntyre Building, Room 201 A22 Politics & International Relations Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Portuguese Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: see Modern Languages Psychology Stand 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk 11.30am-12.15pm, 2.30-3.15pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1** D1 Q-Step: Quantitative Social Sciences Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Russian Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: see Modern Languages Science Stand: Advisers of Study 10am-3pm see individual academic locations Talk*: Science, Chief Adviser's General Talk (includes 10-10.30am Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1** D1 Archaeology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Computing Science, Earth Science, Geography, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology and Statistics) * This Studying Sciences Degree talk will help you to understand our ﬂ exible Degree system, the wide range of study opportunities available, typical curricula and routes to the various BSc and MSci Degrees

**accessible entrance at the back of the building SUBJECT TIMES LOCATION MAP Medicine Stand 10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building Atrium C8 Stands: Meet our Medical students 10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building, Teaching Rooms, C8 Level 3 Talk: Welcome to Medicine 10.15-11am, 1-1.45pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2** D1 Talk: Case-Based Collaborative Learning 12 noon-12.20pm, 12.30-12.50pm, Wolfson Medical School Building, Seminar Room 1 C8 A novel small group approach that promotes critical thinking, 2-2.20pm clinical reasoning and an understanding of the cognitive processes through which diagnoses and management decisions are made. (For prospective Medical students only due to venue capacity). Tour: Guided (no pre-booking: places are allocated on a 10.30am, 11am, 11.30am, 12 noon, Wolfson Medical School Building, Seminar Room 2 C8 fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis) 12.30pm, 1pm, 1.30pm, 2pm Tour: Self-guided. Pick up a tour leafl et and check out our 10am-3pm Medicine stand, Wolfson Medical School Building C8 facilities at your leisure. Atrium Clinical Skills Demonstrations (drop in session) 10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building, C8 Simulation Demonstrations (drop in session) Clinical Skills Rooms, Level 4 Modern Languages including French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Comparative Literature, Catalan, Czech, Polish and Chinese Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: Languages – a world of opportunities and discoveries 10.15-10.45am, 12.45-1.15pm Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201**** E15 12 Music Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 11.30am-12 noon Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 ACADEMICNursing & Health Care A-Z Stand 10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building Atrium C8 Talk 11.15-11.45am, 1.15-1.45pm Wolfson Medical School Building, Seminar Room 1 C8

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SUBJECT TIMES LOCATION MAP AccessPhilosophy Programme & Short Courses Stand 10am-3pm ButeHunter Hall, Halls, Main Main Building Building A13A14 AccountingTalk & Finance 1.45-2.15pm Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 StandPhysics & Astronomy 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 TalkStand 10-10.30am,10am-3pm 10.45-11.15am HumanityConcert Hall, Lecture Main Theatre,Building Main Building A24A12 ArchaeologyTalk 11.15-11.45am Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2** D1 Stand 10am-3pm1.45-2.15pm HunterMcIntyre Halls, Building, Main RoomBuilding 201 A14A22 Talk:Politics Horrible & International Prehistories Relations 10.15-10.45am East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25 ArtsStand MA (Arts) Degrees 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Stand:Portuguese Advisers of Study 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 BiologyStand & Life Sciences 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Stands:Talk: see Animal Modern Biology Languages Degrees, Biomolecular Sciences 10am-3pm Bower Building B7 DegreesPsychology and Degrees with Work Placement, Human Biology Degrees, Infection Biology Degrees Stand 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Chief Adviser, Biology & Life Sciences - Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 Talk:Talk 10.30-11am11.30am-12.15pm, 2.30-3.15pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1** D1 General Information Q-Step: Quantitative Social Sciences *contact +44 (0)141 330 5506 if access support is required Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Russian Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: see Modern Languages

Talk:Science Animal Biology (Marine & Freshwater Biology, Zoology) 1.30-2pm Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 Talk:Stand: Biomolecular Advisers of SciencesStudy (Biochemistry; Genetics; 1210am-3pm noon-12.30pm Grahamsee individual Kerr Building, academic Lecture locations Theatre 224* B3 MolecularTalk*: Science, & Cellular Chief Biology) Adviser's General Talk (includes 10-10.30am Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1** D1 Talk:Archaeology, Human LifeAstronomy, Sciences Chemistry, (Anatomy; Computing Human Biology; Science, 11.15-11.45am Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 HumanEarth Science, Biology Geography,& Nutrition; Geology,Neuroscience; Mathematics, Neuroscience Physics, & Psychology;Psychology andPharmacology; Statistics) Physiology; Physiology & Sports Science;* This Studying Physiology, Sciences Sports Degree Science talk & Nutrition)will help you to understand our ﬂ exible Degree system, the wide range of study opportunities available, Talk:typical Infection curricula Biology and routes (Immunology; to the various Microbiology) BSc and MSci Degrees2.15-2.45pm Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 Business & Management **accessible entrance at the back of the building Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 19 Talk 1.30-2pm Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7

19 2.30-3pm McIntyre Building, Room 201 A22 Celtic & Gaelic Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 11.30am-12 noon Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27 Central & East European Studies Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 10.45-11.15am Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27 Chemistry Stand 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk 10.45-11.15am, 1.15-1.45pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1** D1 Classics including Ancient History, Classical Civilisation, Greek and Latin Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 12.15-12.45pm Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 Comparative Literature Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: see Modern Languages

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SUBJECT TIMES LOCATION MAP Scottish Literature Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: with English Literature 10.15-11.15am Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7 2-3pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2** D1 Social & Public Policy Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Social Sciences MA (Social Sciences) Stand: Advisers of Study 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Sociology Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 2.30-3pm Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 Spanish Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: see Modern Languages Statistics Stand 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk: with Mathematics 12.30-1pm, 2-2.30pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1** D1 Theatre Studies Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 10.30-11am Gilmorehill Centre, James Arnott Theatre E9 Tour: Drop in to meet our students and look around 11am-12 noon Gilmorehill Centre, James Arnott Theatre E9 the facilities **accessible entrance at the back of the building

Theology & Religious Studies Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 1-1.30pm Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27 Veterinary Biosciences Stand 10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building Atrium C8 Veterinary Medicine Stand 10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building Atrium C8 Talk: includes Veterinary Biosciences 12 noon-12.45pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2** D1

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SUBJECT TIMES LOCATION MAP Scottish Literature Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: with English Literature 10.15-11.15am Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7 2-3pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2** D1 Social & Public Policy Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Social Sciences MA (Social Sciences) Stand: Advisers of Study 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Sociology Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 2.30-3pm Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 Spanish Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: see Modern Languages Statistics Stand 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk: with Mathematics 12.30-1pm, 2-2.30pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1** D1 Theatre Studies 12 Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 10.30-11am Gilmorehill Centre, James Arnott Theatre E9 Tour: Drop in to meet our students and look around 11am-12 noon Gilmorehill Centre, James Arnott Theatre E9 ACADEMICthe facilities A-Z **accessible entrance at the back of the building

SUBJECT TIMES LOCATION MAP AccessTheology Programme & Religious & StudiesShort Courses Stand 10am-3pm ButeHunter Hall, Halls, Main Main Building Building A13A14 AccountingTalk & Finance 1-1.30pm Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27 StandVeterinary Biosciences 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 TalkStand 10-10.30am,10am-3pm 10.45-11.15am HumanityWolfson Medical Lecture School Theatre, Building Main Building Atrium A24C8 ArchaeologyVeterinary Medicine Stand 10am-3pm HunterWolfson Halls, Medical Main School Building Building Atrium A14C8 Talk: Horribleincludes Prehistories Veterinary Biosciences 10.15-10.45am12 noon-12.45pm EastBoyd Quad Orr Building, Lecture LectureTheatre, Theatre Main Building 2** A25D1 Arts MA (Arts) Degrees **accessible entrance at the back of the building Stand: Advisers of Study 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Biology & Life Sciences Stands: Animal Biology Degrees, Biomolecular Sciences 10am-3pm Bower Building B7 Degrees and Degrees with Work Placement, Human Biology Degrees, Infection Biology Degrees Talk: Chief Adviser, Biology & Life Sciences - 10.30-11am Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 General Information *contact +44 (0)141 330 5506 if access support is required

“I LOVE THE CENTRAL LOCATION OF THE UNIVERSITY. I FEEL RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE WEST END AND HAVE Talk: Animal Biology (Marine & Freshwater Biology, Zoology) 1.30-2pm Graham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 ACCESS TO A HUGE AMOUNT OF SOCIAL AND STUDY SPACES Talk: Biomolecular Sciences (Biochemistry; Genetics;AS WELL AS12 EVENTSnoon-12.30pm BECAUSE OF THIS. THE FLEXIBILITYGraham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 Molecular & Cellular Biology) OF THE DEGREE STRUCTURE HAS ALLOWED ME TO WIDEN MY Talk: Human Life Sciences (Anatomy; Human Biology;OWN KNOWLEDGE11.15-11.45am AND DEGREE, BUT HAS ALSO PROVIDEDGraham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 Human Biology & Nutrition; Neuroscience; NeuroscienceME WITH & THE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET LOTS OF NEW PEOPLE Psychology; Pharmacology; Physiology; Physiology & Sports IN MY DIFFERENT CLASSES.” Science; Physiology, Sports Science & Nutrition) Talk: Infection Biology (Immunology; Microbiology) BEN,2.15-2.45pm FILM & TELEVISION STUDIES STUDENTGraham Kerr Building, Lecture Theatre 224* B3 Business & Management Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 21 Talk 1.30-2pm Kelvin Gallery, Main Building A7

21 2.30-3pm McIntyre Building, Room 201 A22 Celtic & Gaelic Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 11.30am-12 noon Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27 Central & East European Studies Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 10.45-11.15am Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27 Chemistry Stand 10am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12 Talk 10.45-11.15am, 1.15-1.45pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1** D1 Classics including Ancient History, Classical Civilisation, Greek and Latin Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk 12.15-12.45pm Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24 Comparative Literature Stand 10am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14 Talk: see Modern Languages

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FIND OUT ABOUT TIMES LOCATION MAP Accommodation Stand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Talk: Find out about the types of accommodation available at 10.45-11.15am, 1.45-2.15pm Wellington Church* F9 the University. Tours: Student Residences 9.30am onwards – last tour departs 2.15pm Depart Kelvin Way, near Pearce Lodge Gate K1/A4 Queen Margaret Halls OR Murano Street Student Village (self-catered accommodation). Coaches to each residence depart at regular intervals throughout the day. Tours take approx. 60 minutes, including travel. Last coach leaves campus at 2.15pm, returning at approx. 3.30pm. No tickets required. Access Programme & Short Courses Stand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Applications & Admissions Stands: Accountancy, Arts, Education, Engineering, 10am-3pm Randolph Hall, Main Building A10 Law, Life Sciences, Nursing & Health Care, Sciences, Social Sciences Talk (for subjects above) 11.30am-12 noon Wellington Church* F9 Stand: Dentistry, Medicine, Veterinary Biosciences, 10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building Atrium C8 Veterinary Medicine Talk: Dentistry, Medicine, Veterinary Biosciences, See individual subject listings Veterinary Medicine *accessible entrance at the side of the building

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FIND OUT ABOUT TIMES LOCATION MAP Careers Service Stand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Chaplaincy Stand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Central Services Security Stand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Disability Service Stand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Go Abroad Stand: Check out all the fantastic opportunities for studying 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 and working abroad during your degree. Talk 1-1.30pm Wellington Church* F9 Learning Enhancement & Academic Development Service Stand: Get the best out of your academic skills and 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 study advice. Library Stand 10am-3pm Library, Level 2 Entrance Foyer** D11 Tour: self-guided. 10am-3pm Library, Level 2 Entrance Foyer** D11 Sport Stand: with Glasgow University Sports Association 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Talk: UofG Sport is about sport for all. Find out about our 11.45am-12.15pm McIntyre Building, Room 201 A22 diverse range of sport and recreation opportunities - we have something for everyone! Tour: guided 10.30am, 11am, 12.30pm, 1pm, 1.30pm, 2pm Stevenson Building Foyer E6 Tour: self-guided. Have a look around our great sports 10am-3pm Stevenson Building Foyer E6 facilities in your own time.

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Student Awards Agency for Scotland (SAAS) Stand 10am-3pm Randolph Hall, Main Building A10 Student Finance & Support Stand: including Scholarships & Bursaries 10am-3pm Randolph Hall, Main Building A10 Talk 12.15-12.45pm Wellington Church* F9 Widening Participation Stand 10am-3pm Randolph Hall, Main Building A10

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FIND OUT ABOUT TIMES LOCATION MAP StudentCareers AwardsService Agency for Scotland (SAAS) Stand 10am-3pm RandolphBute Hall, Hall,Main MainBuilding Building A10A13 StudentChaplaincy Finance & Support Stand:Stand including Scholarships & Bursaries 10am-3pm RandolphBute Hall, Hall,Main MainBuilding Building A10A13 TalkCentral Services Security 12.15-12.45pm Wellington Church* F9 WideningStand Participation 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 StandDisability Service 10am-3pm Randolph Hall, Main Building A10

Stand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Mainaccessible Building entrance at the side of theA13 building Go Abroad Stand: Check out all the fantastic opportunities for studying 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 and working abroad during your degree. Talk 1-1.30pm Wellington Church* F9 Learning Enhancement & Academic Development Service Stand: Get the best out of your academic skills and 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 study advice. Library Stand 10am-3pm Library, Level 2 Entrance Foyer** D11 Tour: self-guided. 10am-3pm Library, Level 2 Entrance Foyer** D11 Sport Stand: with Glasgow University Sports Association 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Talk: UofG Sport is about sport for all. Find out about our 11.45am-12.15pm McIntyre Building, Room 201 A22 diverse range of sport and recreation opportunities - we have something for everyone! Tour: guided “I LOVE10.30am, THE SOCIAL 11am, LIFE 12.30pm, AT UOFG. 1pm, EVERY 1.30pm, SINGLE 2pm DAYStevenson Building Foyer E6 Tour: self-guided. Have a look around our great sports YOU MEET10am-3pm NEW PEOPLE AND THERE’S AN ENDLESSStevenson Building Foyer E6 facilities in your own time. CHOICE OF CLUBS. I PERSONALLY JOINED THE BOXING CLUB AND SKYDIVING CLUB - BOTH WERE GREAT!” accessible entrance at the side of the building JULIE, LAW STUDENT disabled access via blue entry button at the door.

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Where to find us Got time for some fun? Bute Hall, Main Building (A13) Enjoy our fun activities around campus. 10am-3pm Visit our SnapHappy Photo Booth in the Main Building area (A11) – make sure you’ve Stands got your unique photo to remind you of your • GU LGBTQ+ fab day at our fantastic campus! • Glasgow University Sports Association Check out our funky pipers who are playing • Glasgow University Union around the University. • International Erasmus Student Network • Mature Students’ Association We may have a few other surprises up our • Queen Margaret Union sleeves to make your day just that little bit • Student Clubs & Societies more memorable... • Student Media

Check out the Unions Take a guided tour of the Unions to find STUDENT LIFE Q&A SESSION out what makes them so popular with the Leave your folks behind and come along to students here. Tours depart at regular the Student Life Q&A session to find out intervals - see pages 28 and 29 for details. exactly how it is from the students themselves! Glasgow University Union Foyer (E8) McIntyre Building, Seminar Room 201 (A22) Queen Margaret Union Foyer (D3) 12.30-1.15pm

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FIND OUT ABOUT TIMES LOCATION MAP Campus Tour Tour: Student-led Tour Regular departures between 9-9.45am and Welcome Marquee, Memorial Gates A28 2.15-3pm (30 minutes) City Bus Tour Tour: Bespoke Tour 9.30am, 10.30am, 11.30am, 12.30pm, Public bus stop on University Avenue U1 1.30pm, 2.30pm (45 minutes)

European & International Students’ Welcome Talk & Welcome session 10.45-11.30am McIntyre Building, Room 201 A22 Glasgow University Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Queer+ Stand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Glasgow University Sports Association Stand: with Sport 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Glasgow University Union Stand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Tour 11am, 12 noon, 1pm, 2pm Glasgow University Union Foyer* E8 Hunterian Museum & Art Gallery Tour Check at Reception Desks for details Hunterian Museum & Art Gallery Foyers A15/D12

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International Erasmus Student Network Stand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Mature Students' Association Stand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Queen Margaret Union Stand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Tour: Board Members will take you around. Check at the Reception Desk Queen Margaret Union Foyer D3 Student Clubs & Societies Stands 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Student Life Q&A session: Meet our student representatives and ﬁ nd 12.30-1.15pm McIntyre Building, Room 201 A22 out all about Glasgow life! It's a great opportunity to talk to students from a range of organisations across the University who will be happy to answer your questions. Student Media Stand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Welcome to the University Talk: Vice-Principal and SRC President. Find out what makes 10-10.30am Wellington Church* A7 the University of Glasgow the one to choose! *accessible entrance at the side of the building STUDENT SERVICESLIFE A-Z A-Z

FIND OUT ABOUT TIMES LOCATION MAP AccommodationFIND OUT ABOUT TIMES LOCATION MAP StandCampus Tour 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Talk:Tour:FindStudent-led out about Tour the types of accommodation available at 10.45-11.15am,Regular departures 1.45-2.15pm between 9-9.45am and WellingtonWelcome Church*Marquee, Memorial Gates F9A28 the University. 2.15-3pm (30 minutes) Tours:City Bus Student Tour Residences 9.30am onwards – last tour departs 2.15pm Depart Kelvin Way, near Pearce Lodge Gate K1/A4 QueenTour: Bespoke Margaret Tour Halls OR Murano Street Student Village 9.30am, 10.30am, 11.30am, 12.30pm, Public bus stop on University Avenue U1 (self-catered accommodation). 1.30pm, 2.30pm (45 minutes) Coaches to each residence depart at regular intervals throughout the day. Tours take approx. 60 minutes, including travel.European Last & coach International leaves campus Students’ at 2.15pm, Welcome returning at approx.Talk & Welcome 3.30pm. Nosession tickets required. 10.45-11.30am McIntyre Building, Room 201 A22 AccessGlasgow Programme University &Lesbian Short CoursesGay Bisexual Transgender Queer+ Stand 10am-3pm10am-3pm ButeBute Hall, Hall, Main Main Building Building A13A13 ApplicationsGlasgow University & Admissions Sports Association Stands:Stand: withAccountancy, Sport Arts, Education, Engineering, 10am-3pm10am-3pm RandolphBute Hall, Hall, Main Main Building Building A10A13 Law, Life Sciences, Nursing & Health Care, Sciences, Glasgow University Union Social Sciences Stand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Talk (for subjects above) 11.30am-12 noon Wellington Church* F9 Tour 11am, 12 noon, 1pm, 2pm Glasgow University Union Foyer* E8 Stand: Dentistry, Medicine, Veterinary Biosciences, 10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building Atrium C8 VeterinaryHunterian MuseumMedicine & Art Gallery Talk:Tour Dentistry, Medicine, Veterinary Biosciences, Check at Reception Desks for details SeeHunterian individual Museum subject & listings Art Gallery Foyers A15/D12 Veterinary Medicine *accessible entrance at the back of the building *accessible entrance at the side of the building 24

FIND OUT ABOUT TIMES LOCATION MAP CareersInternational Service Erasmus Student Network Stand 10am-3pm10am-3pm ButeBute Hall, Hall, Main Main Building Building A13A13 ChaplaincyMature Students' Association Stand 10am-3pm10am-3pm ButeBute Hall, Hall, Main Main Building Building A13A13 CentralQueen Margaret Services UnionSecurity Stand 10am-3pm10am-3pm ButeBute Hall, Hall, Main Main Building Building A13A13 DisabilityTour: Board Service Members will take you around. Check at the Reception Desk Queen Margaret Union Foyer D3 StandStudent Clubs & Societies 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 GoStands Abroad 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Stand:Student Check Life out all the fantastic opportunities for studying 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 andQ&A working session: abroad Meet duringour student your degree. representatives and ﬁ nd 12.30-1.15pm McIntyre Building, Room 201 A22 Talkout all about Glasgow life! It's a great opportunity to talk to 1-1.30pm Wellington Church* F9 Learningstudents fromEnhancement a range of & organisations Academic Development across the University Service who will be happy to answer your questions. Stand: Get the best out of your academic skills and 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 studyStudent advice. Media LibraryStand 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 StandWelcome to the University 10am-3pm Library, Level 2 Entrance Foyer** D11 Tour:Talk: Vice-Principalself-guided. and SRC President. Find out what makes 10am-3pm10-10.30am Library,Wellington Level Church* 2 Entrance Foyer** D11F9 the University of Glasgow the one to choose! Sport *accessible entrance at the side of the building Stand: with Glasgow University Sports Association 10am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13 Talk: UofG Sport is about sport for all. Find out about our 11.45am-12.15pm McIntyre Building, Room 201 A22 diverse range of sport and recreation opportunities - we have something for everyone! Tour: guided 10.30am, 11am, 12.30pm, 1pm, 1.30pm, 2pm Stevenson Building Foyer E6 Tour: self-guided. Have a look around our great sports 10am-3pm Stevenson Building Foyer E6 facilities in your own time.

*accessible entrance at the side of the building **disabled access via blue entry button at the door.

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*accessible entrance at the side of the building WORLD CHANGING GLASGOW WE’RE CREATING A CAMPUS TO INSPIRE THE NEXT GENERATION OF WORLD CHANGERS. A 14-ACRE SITE BESIDE OUR CURRENT MAIN CAMPUS IN GLASGOW IS NOW BEING DEVELOPED WITH A PLANNED TOTAL INVESTMENT OF £1 BILLION. OUR FLAGSHIP JAMES McCUNE SMITH LEARNING HUB IS SCHEDULED FOR COMPLETION BY SUMMER 2020.

Investing in our students As well as increasing our teaching capacity, the James McCune Smith Learning Hub will Over the next ten years, our major programme offer flexible spaces for clubs and societies, of investment will herald one of the most conferences and events, becoming the significant expansions and developments of student-focused heart of the campus. a UK university city campus for over a century. We’re entering a momentous chapter in our • Round-the-clock access history that will transform the teaching, learning • Capacity for 3,000 students and research spaces we can offer you. • 500-seat lecture theatre • 4 flat-floor lecture theatres James McCune Smith Learning Hub • Flexible study and social learning space • Technology-enabled teaching The James McCune Smith Learning Hub will benefit from the latest enhancements in Find out more technological infrastructure and connectivity, facilitating multi-styled and technology- For more information on our campus enabled teaching. developments, see glasgow.ac.uk/explore. Guided by input from our current students, this modern study space will offer interdisciplinary workspaces, from quiet zones to social spaces, all accessed via a huge atrium.

ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT EXPANSIONS AND DEVELOPMENTS OF A UK UNIVERSITY CITY CAMPUS FOR OVER A CENTURY

Our new James McCune Smith Learning Hub (artist’s impression pictured)

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Map Ref Location

A21 Central Services Security A22 University Welcome Point A28 Welcome Marquee, Memorial Gates A22 Luggage drop off point K1 Tours: accommodation bus departure point

A1 James Watt South Building A4 Pearce Lodge Gate A7 Kelvin Gallery A8 University Chapel A9 One A the Square Brasserie/Cafe Bar A10 Randolph Hall A10 Senate Room A11 SnapHappy Photo Booth A11 University Gift Shop A12 Concert Hall A13 Bute Hall A14 Hunter Halls A15 Hunterian Museum A22 McIntyre Building A24 Humanity Lecture Theatre A25 East Quad Lecture Theatre and East Quad Room 311 A26 Gilchrist Postgraduate Club A27 Gilbert Scott Conference Suite A28 Memorial Gates B3 Graham Kerr Building + Zoology Museum B7 Bower Building C8 Wolfson Medical School Building D1 Boyd Orr Building D2 Gregory Building D3 Queen Margaret Union D5 Sir Alexander Stone Building D11 Library D12 Hunterian Art Gallery + Hunterian Art Gallery Lecture Theatre 103 D13 Mackintosh House E6 Stevenson Building E8 Glasgow University Union E9 Gilmorehill Centre E15 Sir Charles Wilson Building F9 Wellington Church K1 Kelvin Way, near Pearce Lodge Gate U1 Public bus stop on University Avenue V1 South Front Flagpole

32 Garscube Campus Veterinary School GREAT WESTERN RD Gartnavel Hospital

Kelvinbridge

VINICOMBE ST BOWER ST P BANK ST VE A VE CRESSWELL ST GLASGOW ST A OODSIDE RD W ERR OAKFIELD SOUTHPARK KERSLAND ST CECIL ST HILLHEAD ST River Kelvin

PARK RD CRANWORTH ST SOUTHPARK T GREAT GEORGE STREET GREAT GEORGE STREET

W P OODLANDS RD Hillhead

Garscube Campus BUTE GARDENS BANK ST OTAGO ST Veterinary School Gartnavel Hospital ELDON ST ASHTON LANE LILYBANK GARDENS GIBSON ST M8 Charing X P City Centre E6 E15 Dental Hospital Welcome Points Royal Infimary D3 University D11 A22 Welcome Point D5 D1 UNIVERSITY GARDENS VENUE A

Welcome Marquee D12 D13 VENUE BYRES ROAD A28 A at Memorial Gates F9 E8 E9 SOUTHPARK C8 OAKFIELD UNIVERSITY AVE PEARCE LODGE Bus Stop UNIVERSITY PLACE BOTANY GATE A21 A22 W A28 W A4 Subway B7 WC North WC The Square Front P Parking A26 AY A7 A11 A12 A14 A15 K1 One way traffic A9 River Kelvin ay A13 A25 A8 A6 A5 P

Catering ENGINEERING W A1 AY Science W A27 A10 Information WC W B3 Telephones V1 South Front KELVIN WC Toilets

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D12 Hunterian Art Gallery

A15 Hunterian Museum Kelvinhall DUMBARTON W Kelvingrove DUMBARTON RD SOUTH GATE River Kelvin P D13 The Mackintosh House Art Gallery and Museum A11 Visitor Centre To Yorkhill Hospital SAUCHIEHALL ST B3 Zoology Museum Thurso St P M8 A5 East Quad RADNOR ST M8 BUNHOUSE RD A6 West Quad Airport Kelvin Hall ARGYLE ST Clyde Tunnel Clydeside Expressway A8 Chapel Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Download the App Search ‘University of Glasgow Welcome’ in the app store

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