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ETIHAD CAMPUS UCFB Etihad Campus Is Our State-Of-The-Art Campus Devoted to The Hiya! Start here Scan the QR code below Welcome to your to play the intro message ETIHAD CAMPUS UCFB Etihad Campus is our state-of-the-art campus devoted to the football industry in the heart of Manchester – one of the world’s most ucfb.ac.uk famous footballing cities with a thriving student population. The 55,000 [email protected] capacity Etihad Stadium sits at the heart the Etihad Campus, just a short +44 (0)333 241 7333 @ucfb walk from Manchester city centre. /ucfb @ucfbuk /ucfbtv MANCHESTER ETIHAD UCFB STUDY HUB CURZON NATIONAL STADIUM @ PICCADILLY ASHTON FC CYCLING The 55,000 capacity Etihad PLACE Stadium sits at the heart the Curzon Ashton FC are based CENTRE Etihad Campus, just a short tram in Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater ride from Manchester city centre. Located directly opposite Piccadilly Manchester. Founded in 1963 and The National Cycling Centre This modern stadium houses Station and in the heart of nicknamed "the Nash", the club is the home of British Cycling lecture theatres, seminar rooms Manchester, the UCFB Study Hub @ is affiliated to the Manchester and the UK’s only permanent and a communal cafe area. Picadilly Place is a modern student Football Association and currently indoor BMX track. Classrooms facility that includes a library, media competes in the National League are located within this facility. studios, sports lab and social space, North. Many UCFB coaching as well as pastoral and learning sessions are delivered here. support drop-in services. Student accommodation See you MANCHESTER soon! MANCHESTER Contact us VISUAL SPORTS VILLAGE, Our dedicated team of advisors are on hand to BELLE VUE answer any of your questions about life at UCFB. Whether ucfb.ac.uk At Manchester Sports Village, Belle MAP it's accommodation, finance, [email protected] Vue, students can live, learn and AUDIO further course information work across a network of sports venues which include the National or about our brilliant Open +44 (0)333 241 7333 Speedway Stadium and Belle Vue Days, our team is happy to @ucfb Leisure Centre. Facilities include help and provide all the sports pitches and halls, classrooms, TOUR information you need about /ucfb quiet study areas and a cafeteria. This is the primary teaching studying for a career in the Visit UCFB Etihad Campus facilities and venues location for some degrees. football and sports industry @ucfbuk in Manchester by following the guided tour in at UCFB. this map and activate the audio description /ucfbtv podcast by scanning the related QR code for a personal tour from our Future Students Team. FC United of Manchester Clayton Vale MTB Trails Philips Park UCFB GATE 2 Car Parks ENTRANCE TO UCFB CAR PARKS 53, 217 218 Manchester Tennis & Football National Centre Cycling Centre METROLINK National ETIHAD CAMPUS STATION Squash Centre £ City Store & Ticket Office A Manchester B C HOLT TOWN Z Curzon Ashton FC STATION Y Regional FAMILY STAND D East Stand: Arena X E UCFB Etihad W COLIN BELL STAND F Campus Entrance V STAND EAST G U UCFB H DISABILITY T J CAR PARK ASDA S K Clayton Hall GATE 11 SOUTH STAND Clayton Park R P Citizens Way ETIHADL 171, 216, 171, 216, M N VELO PARK 231, 237 231, 237 STADIUM 217 STATION 188, 216, 217 218, 231, 236 171, 216, 231, 237 237 188, 216, 217 CLAYTON HALL 218, 231, 236 STATION GATE 7 237 To Manchester City Centre Wild Flower Meadow Academy 53 Stadium WEST GATE 54 54 FC United of Manchester Beswick Library East Connell Manchester College Leisure Clayton Vale Centre Manchester ETIHAD STADIUM (EASTMTB STAND) Trails Institute of Health & Performance Here is the entrance to the stadium our students use. On a 54 teaching day in the stadium, you would pass through security and make your way to the lecture spaces, seminar rooms and Piccadilly MANCHESTER CENTRE Philips Park communal study space on all three floors. Situated within the To M60/M67 1 Gardens stadium vicinity, other local sports facilities such as Manchester DALE STREET Regional Arena, Manchester Tennis & Football Centre and the M60S/E SCAN HERE FOR National Cycling Centre can also be seen. AUDIO DESCRIPTION PICCADILLY METROLINK UCFB GATE 2 PORTLAND ST Car Parks ENTRANCE TO A short walk from our student entrance is a direct metro link to 5 UCFB CAR PARKS Manchester city centre (Piccadilly station). Central Manchester JUTLAND STREET 53, 217 218 is a 10-minute tram ride away but can also be walked on a nice Manchester 2 day (1.5 miles). PICCADILLY Tennis & Football National AYTOUN ST Centre Cycling Centre 2 SCAN HERE FOR AUDIO DESCRIPTION METROLINK DUCIE STREET National ETIHAD CAMPUS STATION Squash Centre P £ City Store I C & Ticket Office C A A B C MILL POINT STUDENT ACCOMMODATION D HOLT TOWN Manchester Z I Curzon Ashton FC L STATION Y L Regional FAMILY STAND D AUBURN ST Y East Stand: X E Mill Point is a huge residence which will make it really S Arena T UCFB Etihad Piccadilly Place A T W COLIN BELL STAND easy for you to settle in and make new friends from all F Campus Entrance I UCFB teaching facility, O V STAND EAST N G around the world as well as UCFB. You’ll be close to all of library and media suite A STORE STREET LONDON ROAD U UCFB P 1 H our central UCFB Etihad Campus facilities and the Etihad P DISABILITY R T J ASDA O CAR PARK Stadium is a short tram ride away. S Clayton Hall AYTOUN ST AYTOUN A K SOUTH STAND C MANCHESTER GATE 11 Clayton Park H R P PICCADILLY STATION Citizens Way ETIHADL Manchester has an amazing range of cultural activities,171, 216, M 171, 216, N 231, 237 231, 237 VELO PARK STADIUM STATION 3 awesome nightlife and tasty places to eat, and as Mill 217 Point is located centrally on Berry Street, you can immerse SCAN HERE FOR 188, 216, 217 AUDIO DESCRIPTION 218, 231, 236 171, 216, yourself in it all. Mill Point is super safe and secure, 231, 237 237 188, 216, 217 CLAYTON HALL 218, 231, 236 covered with 24-hour security included in yourSTATION rent. Your 4 237 GATE 7 bills and Wi-Fi are also covered in your rent for ease. To Manchester City Centre Wild Flower Meadow Academy WHITWORTH ST 53 Stadium WEST GATE FAIRFIELD ST UCFB STUDY HUB @ PICCADILLY PLACE Directly opposite Piccadilly Station and right in the centre of FAIRFIELD ST 54 EAST MANCHESTER LONDON ROADWYRE ST EAST MANCHESTER the city of Manchester, you will find our new Study Hub, which opened in September 2019. Within the Study Hub, there is a 54 4 sports lab, radio studio and TV studio as well as a library, social space and drop-in services. Students also have access to free tea and coffee. Those staying at the halls of residence at Mill National SCAN HERE FOR BARING ST Point are only a short walk from this facility. AUDIO DESCRIPTION Speedway TRAVIS STREET Beswick Stadium Library Mill Point To Longsight Manchester Sports Student Halls BERRY ST East Connell Village, Belle Vue Manchester College PICCADILLY GARDENS / LOCAL AREA Leisure Centre Manchester Piccadilly Gardens is an open-space, vibrant area situated in the heart BUXTON ST Institute of National 53 Health & of the city centre. As an accessible gateway to the city, with Piccadilly Basketball Performance station nearby, it provides both work and leisure opportunities for a Centre 54 5 large number of people. Perfectly situated within walking distance of Manchester's busy shopping and business areas and on the edge of the city'sTo M60/M67 creative Northern Quarter, Piccadilly Gardens is surrounded by an SCAN HERE FOR 53 exciting mix of historic and modern buildings. AUDIO DESCRIPTION 3 M60S/E Belle Vue Greyhound Stadium National Speedway Stadium To Longsight Manchester Sports Village, Belle Vue National 53 Basketball Centre 53 Belle Vue Greyhound Stadium.
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