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The University of Sheffield 95 University parking Bus stop (permit only) and service number Supertram stop Banks with and name cash dispensers One-way and other traffic restrictions Supermarkets Useful numbers and websites The University of Sheffield Visitor Information Centre University House (Map reference D3 119) For help and advice on any aspect of visiting the University, call in or telephone on 0114 222 1255. South Yorkshire Transport Executive Traveline For information on buses, trains, and trams in the South Yorkshire region. 01709 51 51 51 www.sypte.co.uk Sheffield Visitor Information 0114 221 1900 Find out more about the city, and download a city centre map. www.sheffield.gov.uk/out--about National Rail Enquiries 08457 48 49 50 www.nationalrail.co.uk National Express Booking: 08705 80 80 80 Disabled customers: 0121 423 8479 7 1 www.nationalexpress.com 186 1000 Taxis 2006 d ED e eld v 0114 266 2662 fi eser 0114 273 7475 f Shef 0114 275 1111 opyright r ersity o wn C o © The Univ © Cr Welcome to the University of Sheffield If you need any help before or during your visit to campus, 0 50 100 150 200 250 metres Approximately five minutes’ walk You can find detailed visitor information, including personalised you can contact our Visitor Information service by email directions for drivers, on our website: www.sheffield.ac.uk/visitors visitorinfo@sheffield.ac.uk or by telephoning 0114 222 1255. Index Map Number Estates Department F3 161 Philippa Cottam Communication Clinic B4 51 Grid Reference European Framework 6 Office F4 174 Philosophy D2 104 Examinations Office D3 105 Physics & Astronomy E3 121 Politics A2 31 Academic Unit of Medical Education D5 141 Portering & Security Services F3 158 Accommodation & Campus Services 16 Finance Department E4 139 Portobello Centre H3 177 Acute & Critical Care Nursing D1 101 Firth Court D3 105 Postgraduate Student Enquiries D3 119 Addison Building D3 113 Firth Hall D3 105 > Admissions C4 66 Admissions Office C4 66 Florey Building D3 114 > Research D5 141 Adult Dental Care B4 47 French D2 104 > Taught Programmes E4 147 Aerospace Engineering H2 170 Print Service D2 151 Alfred Denny Building D3 111 Probability & Statistics E3 121 Amy Johnson Building H3 173 Genomic Medicine B5 87 Psychology B3 34 Animal & Plant Sciences D3 111 Geography D2 102 Public Relations C4 71 D3 110 Germanic Studies D2 104 Procurement & Supplies E4 139 Antibody Resource Centre D2 108 Goodwin Sports Centre A2 30 Pure Mathematics E3 121 Applied Mathematics E3 121 Graduate Research Centre H1 193 Archaeology & Prehistory H3 179 Graduate Research Office E4 147 H3 180 Ranmoor House Hall of Residence 1 ARCUS (Archaeological Research & Regent Court G3 166 Consultancy at the University of Sheffield) H3 179 Halifax Hall of Residence 8 Registrar & Secretary's Office C3 106 Architecture D2 104 Harley Hotel E4 136 Research Finance F4 174 Arts Tower D2 104 Hawley Building H3 182 Research Office F4 174 Audio Visual Sevices E3 128 Henry Wellcome Laboratories B5 88 Richard Roberts Building E2 116 Automatic Control & Systems Engineering H3 173 Hicks Building E3 121 Robert Hill Institute D3 110 H3 176 Hillsborough Centre D3 112 15 Hispanic Studies D2 104 Rolls Royce UTC History C6 92 (Advanced Electrical Machines & Drives) H2 170 Bartolomé House D1 101 Human Communication Sciences B4 52 Rolls Royce UTC Biblical Studies D2 104 Human Resources E4 139 (Control & Systems Engineering) H3 173 Bioincubator F3 183 Humanities Research Institute F3 195 Rolls Royce UTC Biomedical Science D3 108 (Materials Damping Technology) H2 170 D3 113, D2 109, D3 112, D3 114 Rolls Royce UTP (Design) B3 37 Blackwell's Academic Bookshop H3 175 ICOSS (Informatics Collaboratory H2 170 Broad Lane Court G2 169 for the Social Sciences) G3 197 Royal Hallamshire Hospital B5 87 Brook Hill Hall E3 125 Information Commons E3 133 Russian & Slavonic Studies D2 104 Business Unit Support F4 174 Information Studies G3 166 Rutland Hotel A6 91 Innovation Centre G3 155 Institute for Lifelong Learning H3 178 Careers Service International Office C4 58 S10health A2 30 > Administration offices G1 190 Islamic Centre A4 40 Safety Services F4 160 > Careers Information Centre D2 103 IT Centre – Education Building D4 138 St George's Flats G3 164 > Student Jobshop D3 120 IT Centre – St Georges' H2 170 St George's Lecture Theatre G3 164 Cash Office D3 119 St George's Library H3 175 Catering Services D3 119 St Mark's Church A6 90 Central Annexe D2 151 Japanese Studies D2 104 School for Health & Related Research (ScHARR) G3 166 Central Mechanical Workshop E3 121 Jessop development site F3 — F4 174, H3 177 Ceremonies Office D3 118 Jessop Wing A5 86 Security Adviser F4 160 Chaplaincy E4 198 Journalism Studies G4 163 Senior Common Room D3 119 Charles Clifford Dental Hospital B4 46 F4 174 Sheffield Centre for Sports Medicine A6 94 Chemical & Process Engineering H2 171 Sheffield International College G1 190 Chemistry E2 117 Sir Frederick Mappin Building H2 170 Child Health C3 64 Korean Studies D2 104 Sir Henry Stephenson Building H3 176 Children's Hospital C3 65 Krebs Institute for Biomolecular Research D3 107 Sir Robert Hadfield Building H3 172 CiCS (Corporate Information & Computing Services) E4 137 Kroto Research Institute H1 192 SISA E3 134, E4 198 (Sheffield Institute for Studies on Ageing) A2 31 CILASS (Centre for Inquiry-based Sociological Studies A2 31 Learning in Arts & Social Sciences) D5 143 Landscape D2 104 Sorby Centre for Electron Microscopy H1 192 CILASS Satellite Collaboaratory D1 101 Law 22 Sports Centre (Goodwin) A2 30 City Museum B3 38 Learning Development and Media Unit E3 127 Staff Development Unit D4 149 Civil and Structural Engineering H2 170 Leisure Management G3 167 Stage II Building G1 190 Clinical Psychology B3 34 Library (Main) D2 103 Stationery Stores 152 B3 35 Stephenson Hall of Residence 16 Clinical Sciences (South) B5 87 Student Jobshop D3 120 Club 197 E3 126 Management G3 167 Student Reception D3 120 Computer Science G3 166 Management Research School F3 159 Student Recruitment, Admissions & Marketing C4 58 Conference Office 6 Mappin Art Gallery B3 38 Student Services D3 119 Corporate Partnerships Office F4 174 Mappin Court G3 168 Student Services Information Desk (SSiD) D3 120 Corporate Planning Office C3 106 Mappin Hall H2 170 SUEL Counselling Service E4 122 Marketing C4 58 (Sheffield University Enterprises Ltd) G3 155 Crescent Flats 11 Mathematics E3 121 Synthetic Turf Pitches A3 33 Crewe Flats 19 Mechanical Engineering H2 170 Crookesmoor Building 22 Medical & Dental Library B5 87 Crookesmoor House 27 Medical Illustration Unit B4 50 Tapton Experimental Gardens 15 Crookesmoor Library 22 Medical School Office B5 88 Tapton Hall of Residence 12 Medical Society B5 88 Taptonville Flats 14 Medilink D4 149 Teaching & Learning Support Unit E3 124 Dainton Building E2 117 Midwifery & Children's Nursing D1 101 Town & Regional Planning D2 102 Dental School Office B4 47 Modern Language Teaching Centre D2 104 Transport Services C6 85 Development & Alumni Relations E4 123 Molecular Biology & Biotechnology D3 105 Travel Office D3 120 Developmental Genetics D2 109 D3 107, D3 108 Douglas Knoop Centre F3 196 Music 13 Drama Studio C4 74 Undergraduate Admissions D3 119 Undergraduate Student Enquiries Nanoscience & Technology Centre H2 191 > Admissions C4 66 East Asia Business Services E4 146 National Centre for English Cultural > Taught Programmes D3 119 East Asian Studies D2 104 Tradition & Language C4 76 Union of Students D3 120 Economics G3 167 National Fairground Archive D2 103 University Health Service F4 154 ECUS Ltd 5 New Spring House F4 174 University House D3 119 Education D4 138 North Campus H1 192 Usport A2 30 Electronic & Electrical Engineering H2 170 Nursery E6 145 H3 177 Nursing & Midwifery D1 101 Endcliffe Vale Flats 10 Vice-Chancellor's Office C3 106 Engineering Materials H3 172 English Language & Linguistics C4 70 Occupational Health Unit E4 139 C5 77 Octagon Centre D3 118 Weston Park Hospital A4 41 > Rehearsal Rooms C4 74a Officers' Training Corps F4 157 White Rose Centre for Enterprise D5 143 English Language Teaching Centre E4 146 Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery B4 47 White Rose CETL (Centre for Excellence E4 146, E4 199 Oral Health Development B4 47 in Teaching & Learning) of Enterprise G3 165 English Literature C4 70 Oral Pathology B4 47 Woodvale Flats 4 C4 75 Outreach & Access Office C4 58 Work Psychology B3 37 > Theatre Workshop C4 74b Enquiries (Firth Court Porters' Lodge) D3 105 Enterprise Unit D5 143 Perak Laboratories D2 110 *Index entries with a number but no grid reference refer to EPSRC National Centre for III-V Technologies H2 191 Personnel Services E4 139 buildings displayed only on the Central Sheffield map..
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