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TE D D A LAMOND D RIVE A O R Leisure ABCD O D CANONGA R N Centre A O A 7 L G E 9 P 1 B R I RO 7 O A P MF L Alphabetical Index AU LDS Accommodation, Conferences & A D VEN 37 UE A Events . 4 (D3/E3) O K I R L Admissions . 30 (J1) R E TOM MORRIS Y DRIV G E M 8 Advice & Support Centre N O N A R (ASC) . 38 (J2) T G R Agnes Blackadder Hall O A (UG) . 4 (D3/E3) D Albany Park (UG & PG) . 83 (N6/O6) 9 Alumni Relations . 36 (J2) 64a OX RD SCOO KEY Ancient History . 40 (J2) KN NIEHILL ROAD Admissions N OH Andrew Melville Hall (UG) . 3 (C2/3) J Built-up area University Schools & 84 Academic Departments Angus House (PG) . 26 (I3) A915 Aquarium . 29 (I1) Footpath University Residences Roundabout University Buildings, 10 Arabic . 59 (K2/3) Administration & Service Units Arché Philosophical Car Parking Town Buildings Research Centre . .. 60 (J2) Art History . 38 (J2) Arts Building . 31 (J2) E FGHI JKLMNO (The) Barron Theatre . 36 (J2) Biology . .17,70,73,82 (F2,K4,K5,O6) Biomedical Sciences Research Complex . 11 (E3/F3) Buchanan Building . 59 (K2/3) German . 59 (K2/3) New Technology Sports Centre . 5 (D3) 24 Careers Centre 53 St Salvator’s Hall (UG) Bus Station . 21 (H2) Golf Museum . 28 (H1) Centre . 13 (F3) Sports Pavilion . .. 7 (E5) 25 Chaplaincy, 54 Castlecliffe, Bute Annexe . 70a (K4) Greek . 40 (J2) Stanley Smith House (PG) . 26 (I3) Islamic Prayer Room Economics & Finance Bute Building . 70 (K4) Gregory Place (PG) . 75b (L2) Observatory . 6 (D4/5) Student Accommodation 26 Angus House (PG), 55 Castle Byre Theatre . 74 (K3/4) Officer Training Corps . 20 (H2) Services . .. 39 (J2) Stanley Smith House PG) 56 English, Kennedy Hall Harold Mitchell Building Old Burgh School . 80 (L5) Students’ Association 27 Royal & Ancient Golf Club28 . 57 English, Castle House / CAPOD . 47,70a (J2,K4) (Biology) . 73 (K5) Old Union Café . .38 (J2) (Union) . 23 (I2/3) Golf Museum Poetry House Careers Centre . 24 (I3) Hebrew . 68 (J3/K3) Old Union Diner . 39 (J2) Student Services . 22a,38 (I1,J2) 29 Aquarium 58 Gannochy House (UG) Castle . 55 (L2) Hebdomadar’s Room . 47 (J2) Open Association . 30 (J1) Swallowgate . 40 (J2) 30 Admissions, Evening Language 59 Arabic, Buchanan Building, Castlecliffe . 54 (L1) Hospital . 84 (G9/10) Courses, Open Association, French, German, Italian, Middle Castle House . 57 (L2) Human Resources . 80 (L5) Parliament Hall . 67 (K3) Tourist Information . 61 (J3/K3) Lifelong & Flexible Learning, Eastern Studies, Modern Cathedral . 79 (M3) Persian . 59 (K2/3) Town Hall . .. 65 (J3) Print & Design (Design & Languages, Persian Chaplaincy . 25 (I3) International Relations . 31 (J2) Philosophy (Logic & Metaphysics, Publications), St Katharine’s 60 Arché Philosophical Research Chemistry . 10 (E3) Irvine Building . 46 (K2) Moral Philosophy) . 43,60 (K1,J2) United College . 47 (J2) West Centre, Philosophy Cinema Islamic Prayer Room . 25 (I3) Physics & Astronomy . 15 (F3/G3) University Hall (UG) . 8 (E4/F4) 31 Arts Building, International 61 Tourist Information (New Picture House) . .. 34 (J2) Italian . 59 (K2/3) Police Station . 37 (I8) University House . 41 (K1) Relations 62 Town Library Classics (Swallowgate) . 40 (J2) IT Helpdesk . 33 (J2) Porter’s Lodge . 47 (J2) University Shop . 23 (I2/3) 32 Modern History, 63 Post Office College Gate . 50 (K2) IT Services . 39,70 (J2,K4) Post Office . 63 (J3) Upper College Hall . 44 (K2) Scottish History, 64 Madras College Computer Science Press Office . 70 (K4) St Katharine’s Lodge 64a Madras College (Kilrymont) (Jack Cole Building) . 16 (F3) Jack Cole Building . 16 (F3) Principal’s Office . 50 (K2) Younger Hall . 52 (K2) 33 IT Helpdesk, University Library 65 Fife Contemporary Art and Computer Science (John Honey Jeeves Labs . 69 (K4) Print & Design . 30,51 (J1,K2) 33a University Library Annexe Craft, Town Hall Building) . 12 (F3) John Burnet Hall (UG) . .19 (G2) Print Unit (Print & Design) . 51 (K2) Numerical Index and Museum Store, Special 66 Mediaeval History, John Honey Building . 12 (F3) Proctor’s Office . 50 (K2) Collections St John’s House David Russell Apartments Procurement . 80 (L5) 1 Fife Park (UG & PG) 33b Martyrs Kirk Research Library 67 King James Library, Parliament (UG & PG) . 2 (B5) Kennedy Hall . 56 (L2) Psychology & Neuroscience 69 (K4) 2 David Russell Apartments 34 Cinema (New Picture House) Hall, Deans Court (PG) . 75 (L3) King James Library . 67 (K3) Publications (Print & Design) 30 (J1) (UG & PG) 35 Film Studies St Mary’s College Library, Deans’ Office . 50 (K2) Knowledge Transfer Purdie Building . 10 (E3) 3 Andrew Melville Hall (UG) 36 Alumni Relations, (The) Barron Senate Room Design Centre . 18 (F2) 4 Agnes Blackadder Hall (UG), Theatre, Development 68 Divinity, Hebrew, (Print & Design) . 30 (J1) Rector’s Café . 23 (I2/3) Accommodation, Conferences 37 Police Station St Mary’s College Development . 36 (J2) Latin . 40 (J2) Registry . 80 (L5) & Events, Multi-faith space 38 Advice & Support Centre (ASC), 69 Jeeves Labs, Psychology & Digital Communications . 70 (K4) Lean . 70a (K4) Research Business Development 5 Sports Centre Art History, Old Union Café Neuroscience Divinity . 68,76 (J3/K3,L3) Library (Town) . 62 (J3) & Contracts . 18 (F2) 6 Observatory 39 IT Services, Old Union Diner, 70 Biology, Bute Building, Library (University) . 33 (J2) Residential & Business 7 Sports Pavilion Residential & Business Services, Digital Communications, Earth & Environmental Sciences Library Annexe and Museum Services . 39 (J2) 8 University Hall (UG) Student Accommodation Environmental Health and (Irvine Building) . 46 (K2) Store (University) . 33a (E3) Royal & Ancient Golf Club . 27 (H1) 9 English Language Teaching Services Safety Services, IT Services, Economics & Finance . 54 (L1) Lifelong & Flexible (The) Roundel (Divinity) . 76 (L3) 10 Chemistry, 40 Ancient History, Classics, Greek, Press Office Eden Court . 22a (I1) Learning . 30 (J1) Russian . 45 (K2) Purdie Building Latin, Swallowgate 70a Bute Annexe, Edgecliffe . 43 (K1) Lower College Hall . 44 (K2) 11 Biomedical Sciences 41 University House CAPOD Training Room, English (Kennedy Hall) . 56 (L2) St Gregory’s (PG) . 75a (L2) Research Complex 42 Museum of the University of Lean, Mail Room English (Castle House / Madras College . 64 (I4/J4) St John’s House . 66 (K3) 12 Computer Science, St Andrews (MUSA) 71 St Regulus Hall (UG) Poetry House) . 57 (L2) Madras College St Katharine’s Lodge . 32 (J1) John Honey Building 43 Edgecliffe, Philosophy 72 St Regulus Hall Annexe (UG) English Language (Kilrymont) . 64a (K9/L9) St Katharine’s West . 30 (J1) 13 New Technology Centre, (Logic & Metaphysics, 73 Biology, Harold Mitchell Teaching . 9 (F3/4) Mail Room . 70a (K4) St Leonard’s Chapel . 77 (L3) SMRU Ltd Moral Philosophy) Building Environmental Health and Management . 18 (F2) St Leonards School . 78 (L3/M3/4) 14 Mathematical Institute, 44 Lower College Hall, 74 Byre Theatre Safety Services . 70 (K4) Martyrs Kirk Research St Mary’s College Mathematics & Statistics Upper College Hall 75 Deans Court (PG) Estates . 81 (N5) Library . 33b (K2) (Divinity) . 68 (J3/K3) 15 Physics & Astronomy 45 Russian, Schools 1-6, 75a St Gregory’s (PG) Evening Language Master’s Room . 47 (J2) St Mary’s College Library . 67 (K3) 16 Computer Science, Social Anthropology, Spanish 75b Gregory Place (PG) Courses . 30 (J1) Mathematics & Statistics St Regulus Hall (UG) . 71 (J4) Jack Cole Building 46 Earth & Environmental 76 Divinity, The Roundel (Mathematical Institute) . .14 (F3) St Regulus Hall Annexe 17 Medical & Biological Sciences Sciences, Irvine Building, 77 St Leonard’s Chapel Fife Contemporary Art and McIntosh Hall (UG) . 22 (H2) (UG) . 72 (J4) 18 Finance (Advice & Support), Geography & Sustainable 78 St Leonards School Craft (Town Hall) .
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