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NCL Campus-Maps.Pdf A1 S Bullock Steads To A1 North To Cramlington CAMPUS LOCATION MAP 8 Edinburgh, Berwick, 8 To Newcastle Airport Kingston Park 189 Wansbeck A International Airport Alnwick, Morpeth, AND TRAVEL DIRECTIONS Kenton Bankfoot Fawdon Road Cockle Park To Jedburgh, Ponteland Regent Centre A1 Four Lane Ends By Road University and accommodation Longbenton K t GOSFORTH nt S buildings plus hospitals A696 FAWDON e Fro Private Transport: n C from the north or south, follow the A1 towards Newcastle. t S oa o n A191 rch Rd Bowsden ark Rd ch Leave the A1 (Newcastle Western Bypass) at the junction with the A167/A696 Metro Stations R P Chu Benton d 191 Court La Longbenton A Free n and follow signs for the ‘City Centre’. From the A167 take the exit marked Main Railway Station e Sports Ground To Darras Hall, H B ig m Stamfordham e ‘Universities, RVI and Eldon Square’, which brings you on to Claremont Road. h St a Freeman n n R t Bus/Coach Stations Rd South o Kenton La ne Hospital n ters d N 1 Gosforth R From the west, follow the A69 to the junction with the A1, and then 19 Sal d Sports Grounds A Follow exit signs for take the A1 northbound. Leave the A1 at the next junction, signposted ‘City A189 0 1km City Centre A167 B 1 HIGHHEATON 3 (West), Westerhope B6324’. Follow signs for the ‘City Centre A167’. Leave 1 Cochrane Cartography: Ann Rooke. Geography. KENTON 8 Park B632 at the exit marked ‘Universities, RVI and Eldon Square’, which brings you 4 Ilford Cochrane Henderson Road Sports Ground on to Claremont Road. A167 O Hall u s S Jesmon e d D R The public car park on Claremont Road is only five minutes away from e B A1 n u ve e e r A d R n tone H J the University campus. Parking is very limited around the University. d rs a ll A189 E Ethe Rd WESTERHOPE D oast S r C M Grea 8 Bus/Coach: the city’s coach and bus stations, including the Newcastle S A1 05 s ta d O A1 m 8 as A West N Nuns M oor t Coach Station, are within easy reach of the University by foot, taxi or Metro. f 1 8 o N yp r 67 Jesmond D d o B h To Whitley Bay, rt a D m 191 h HEATON Tynemouth, E R A Grandstand R Town Moor R Tyne Tunnel, S d d N By Plane CLOSE HOUSE E Oslo/Bergen Quay, COWGATE H Take Heddon–on–the–Wall e Dove Marine A167 d a Newcastle International Airport is only about seven miles north west of A167 A189 B to Laboratory exit from A69, then B6528 R n S Heaton 1 k 318 R west from Heddon for 1 mile ne n Newcastle University. A taxi from the Airport will take about 15 minutes, r a (Medicals) d C North W o n B Newcastle Western For U niversity follow b JESMOND nto h Sports Ground s e B i ll costing approximately £15. You can also travel by Metro (rapid transit est Rad O i EAST exit si gns from A167 8 n 1305 g 9 5 B 0 h 8 ia system) to the Haymarket, which takes about 25 minutes and costs A DENTON l a 1 Cl 6 m 9 FENHAM ar A1 A e mont R Rd £2.80. The University is adjacent to Haymarket Metro Station. Moor Bank Heaton To Carlisle d Exhibition d Park en Garden Easton d R & Hexham A1 n r n A on nham Hall D Park mo Chillingham 86 L n Fe A Flats s 1 r e e e 1 J 8 By Rail ilv 8 Rd Road S 8 9 rs Jesmond d A193 WEST onn St Mary’s te R n d ll L u From Newcastle Central Station you can take the Metro to Haymarket. DENTON Castle R for College H ic y ha University nd West R Leazes r Windsor a wo Ba d S s Flats d T Halls o Terrace Newcastle n NEWCASTLE R 187 1 General d UNIVERSITY Victoria Hall A A1 9 Hospital Leazes A1 RVI Parade A Campus A B 1 1 for Ageing a 8 6 rr 9 Leazes 7 Rd To Wallsend, hton Gr ac elds and Vitality ( i g Haymarket M Sh k Terrace t North Shields R S A1 Bri ) BENWELL 86 d y c Byker r e P Eldon Square New Bridge St O A193 Downing Plaza Monument u W s est e gate R St James Magnet CITY B d Manors u Court CENTRE r Citywall n BYKER ELSWICK A 695 Millennium Bridge CENTRAL Tyne Bridge STATION A695 d d R A woo ICfL A ots 1 Sc 89 1 Newcastle 6 4 7 To Ryton, A1 5 8 A69 Coach Station 184 P Newburn A1 A ar k Gateshead Redheugh Bridge Gateshead R Boathouse d International BLAYDON Sports Stadium To A1 (M) To A1(M) To Gateshead South, GATESHEAD Durham & MetroCentre R I V E R T Y N E , Doncaster Gateshead To South Shields, Stadium Sunderland MAP OF CENTRAL CAMPUS INCLUDING WHEELCHAIR ROUTE USEFUL CONTACTS Newcastle University A 167 Switchboard and general enquiries: 0191 222 6000 Course enquiries: 0191 222 5594 G University Police r P eat Terrace 6 General: 0191 222 6817 No Emergency: 0191 222 6666 50 ark 63 P 3 rt 49 K h 64 65 ensing National Rail Enquiries: R o ad 08457 484950 54 to n Wind www.nationalrail.co.uk 4 sor Terrac 2 Terrace Newcastle Airport 1 7 8 9 Cla 10 (Enquiries): 0871 882 1121 remo 5 ce www.newcastleairport.com nt Terra Road ire onsh Newcastle Coach Station: 14 Dev 76 P 16 (National Express): 08717 818181 13 www.nationalexpress.com Royal L Newcastle Tourist Information Victoria 20 Centre: Infirmary 47 GREAT 0191 277 8000 (RVI) NORTH 26 MUSEUM: 18 19 HANCOCK Newcastle University 17 Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RU UK 68 71 Telephone: 0191 222 6000 21 www.ncl.ac.uk Cl Qu 22 arem adrangle 23 We would like to thank J Donoghue o nt and Nexus for the use of their 24 25 d Roa illustrative material. P Roa d P Designed by The Roundhouse CIVIC Design Consultants. s NORTHERN ng’ 27 CENTRE Ki STAGE © Newcastle University, 2009. K in d 66 g’s The University of Newcastle upon Tyne oa R W ridge trading as Newcastle University. alk 70 B RVI ria s arra 30 B Please note that Newcastle University een Victo 31 is a smoke-free campus. u 28 Q 32 29 77 69 33 ‘ 75 39 36 ST. THOMAS’ CHURCH ce University and Building entrance St. Mary’s Pla hospital buildings 37 Maps 35 Wheelchair Accommodation accessible entrance 38 N ort John Area under arket h development Wheelchair 40 u mbe only entrance St 34 aym CITY THE CAMPUS AND ITS APPROACHES Non-University . T H hom 41 buildings r BATHS Lift L as lan ’ Stre Place D Grassed / d S Ridley o et N bs Park area O Wheelchair route s’ I tre on ad Tennis court et Ro Building above road STAT rland Main vehicular thumbe entrance to University One-way street P BUS Nor Disabled parking P Metro station Public parking P SEE KEY TO BUILDINGS AND CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT DETAILS OVERLEAF NOVEMBER 2009 EDITION B Royal Victoria Infirmary GREAT (RVI) NORTH MUSEUM: HANCOCK Please Note: King’s Walk will be closed between NORTHERN January and September STAGE 2009. Signage and temporary displays will direct pedestrians to alternative entrances. 29 A A University CampusMap Numerical Key of Buildings/Services A–Z List of Buildings/Services NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT 1 .............. Ridley Building 38.......... Agriculture Building A G R 2 .......... Stephenson Building 42 ................ Chaplaincy Accommodation Office ....... 10 Grand Hotel Richardson Road Student Flats . 51 Computing Science .......... 19 3,4,5 ........ Kensington Terrace 42........... Claremont Terrace Admissions Office ........... 70 Accommodation ........... 69 Ridley Building .............. 1 Dental Sciences ............ 53 Newcastle University campus is undergoing an exciting programme of 3,6 .............. Park Terrace 42 ..... Disability Support Service Agriculture Building.......... 38 H Robert Boyle Lecture Theatre .. 24 Education, Communication campus development. By 2010, a massive £200 million investment in our 4 ... Kensington Terrace Reception 42..... Student Wellbeing Service Architecture Building......... 22 Robinson Library............ 16 and Language Sciences ..... 33 Haematology Building ........ 74 estate will see the creation of a campus for the twenty-first century. The pink 6 ........ Estate Support Service 43 .... Marris House Student Flats Armstrong Building .......... 24 Royal Victoria Infirmary (RVI) .. 60 Electrical, Electronic Hatton Gallery: and Computer Engineering ... 13 highlighted areas on the map above show the main areas of development. 7 .......... Drummond Building 44 .............. Sports Centre B Great North Museum ........ 25 S English Literature, 8 .......... North Road (40-42) 45 .... Framlington Place (16-17) A INTO Newcastle University Barras/Claremont/ Henry Wellcome Building ..... 72 Security Control Centre ....... 24 Language and Linguistics .... 17 9,10,11,12 ..... Windsor Terrace 46 ..... North Terrace PG Houses Geography, Politics Eldon Buildings ........... 27 Herschel Building ........ 37,75 Sports Centre .............. 44 Total investment: £50 million 10 ....... Accommodation Office 47 ............ Claremont Quad and Sociology ............ 19 Bedson Building ......... 28,66 Howden Room ............. 33 Squash Courts ............. 52 Opening 2010 13 ................ Merz Court 48 .... Framlington Place (10-12) Historical Studies ........... 24 Bedson Teaching Centre ...... 66 Human Resources........... 70 Staff Development Unit ....... 33 Law School................. 9 Please note: Haymarket Lane access will be subject to disruption. 14............. Cassie Building 49,50,65....... Claremont Place Beehive, Research .......... 18 I Stephenson Building .........
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