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Mini Open Day Guide Wednesday 8 January 2020 9.30 am – 12.30 pm Make sure you don't forget to take advantage of our travel and accommodation offer! See back cover for more details.
Contents
Introduction
UCAS application support................................................................................................................................5
Talks
Welcome talk...........................................................................................................................................................6
Information stands...............................................................................................................................................8
Subject stands........................................................................................................................................................9
Tours
Campus tours......................................................................................................................................................10
Accommodation tour....................................................................................................................................... 12
Map
Campus map.........................................................................................................................................................14
Directions map.....................................................................................................................................................16
When you get here.............................................................................................................................................18
Food and drink
Where to eat and drink...................................................................................................................................20
Life in Hull
Your life in Hull.................................................................................................................................................... 22
Our neighbourhood......................................................................................................................................... 24
Our city....................................................................................................................................................................26
7 reasons to choose Hull................................................................................................................................28
Next steps
Next steps..............................................................................................................................................................30
Team GB.................................................................................................................................................................. 32
Accommodation and travel grant.............................................................................................................36
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Thank you for booking a place on our open day.
We can’t wait to welcome you onto campus. It’s a
fantastic opportunity to find out more about the course
that interests you and to get a feel for life at Hull.
Here are a few pointers to help you make the most of
your visit …
Check-in on arrival
First things first. Check-in at our Arrival Point to register and pick up your goodie
bag as soon as you arrive – you should have received a QR code from us via email;
please bring this with you. The Arrival Point is marked on the map on page 14 and
signposted on campus too.
Subject stands
Our academic staff are available to speak to you at their stands and can answer
questions about your chosen subject. Most stands are based in the Brynmor Jones
library, with our health-related subjects based in the Allam Medical Building.
Welcome talk
TOP TIP
This will give you a great overview of what life's like at the University of Hull, as well
as a quick introduction to accommodation, finance and applying to university. You’ll Look out for our student ambassadors in blue tops. They’re on hand to show
also hear from our current students about their life at Hull. you around, answer your questions and share their experiences of being a
student at Hull. Nothing is too much trouble – just ask!
Information stands
You can get more detailed information about student finance, accommodation,
student support and much more at our support stands in the Arrival Point. Staffed by
experts from each area, you’ll have the opportunity to get further details and have all UCAS application support
of your questions answered. Ground floor, Brynmor Jones Library
Explore with a tour Seminar: Making Your Application Stand Out
We’re proud to show off our amazing campus. That’s why we offer regular student-led How could 500 words change your life? Come and find out what our admissions staff
campus tours throughout the day. You can find more details on page 10. look for in a personal statement. From academic passions to hobbies and interests,
there are lots of ways to make your statement catch our attention.
Clinic: Personal Statement Clinic
Bring your personal statement along to our open day and one of our friendly staff
will review it for you. We’ll be able to offer advice on how to make your application
stand out.
You can find more details on page 6.
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Talks
Welcome Talk
Allam Lecture Theatre, Derwent Building
10 – 11 am
UCAS application support
Making Your Application Stand out
Teaching Room 1, ground floor, Brynmor Jones Library
11.15 am – 12 pm
Personal Statement Clinic
Ground floor, Brynmor Jones Library
Open from 9.30 am – 12.30 pm
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Subject stands
We know that choosing the right course is important.
Our staff at the subject stands can provide lots of useful
information about what you’ll study at Hull.
Brynmor Jones Library Allam Medical Building
9.30 am – 12.30 pm 9.30 – 12.30
American Studies Biomedical Science
Applied Modern Languages Health and Social Care (University
Biochemistry Certificate and Alternative Route)
Biological Science (including Marine Midwifery
Biology) Nursing (including Adult, Child, Learning
Business Disability, Mental Health)
Chemical Engineering Operating Department Practice
Chemistry Paramedic Science
Computer Science (including Games Physiotherapy
Development, Mechatronics and Robotics)
Information stands Criminology
Digital Media and Games Design
Drama
Education
Need extra details about accommodation or finance? Engineering (including Electrical and
Want to know more about how we support students Electronic, Mechanical and Medical and
Biomedical)
while they’re here at Hull? English and Creative Writing
Film and Media Studies
We understand that everyone’s circumstances are different, and you might need Forensic Science
some additional advice. Just pop along to our information stands at the Arrival Point Foundation Studies
and have all your questions answered by our expert staff. Geography, Geology and Environmental
Science
Arrival Point Brynmor Jones Library
History
9.30 am – 12.30 pm 9.30 am – 12.30 pm
Law
Accommodation Ask a parent Maths
Hull sport – the Allam Sport Centre Ask a student Music
International and EU Philosophy
Money matters Physics and Astrophysics
Postgraduate admissions Politics
Psychology
Students’ union
Social Work
Student Wellbeing
Sport, Health and Exercise Science
Undergraduate admissions Teacher Training (including Primary
Teaching)
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Tours Brynmor Jones Library Seventh-floor observatory
Explore our campus with our range of open day tours …
TALKS
Full campus tour The Allam Sport Centre
Led by our students, these tours are a Take a self-guided tour of our new sports
great way to explore the campus. Learn and fitness facilities including a fully-
about our great facilities and even a little equipped gym, international-standard
history of the place. sports courts and accessible changing
Duration: 45 mins spaces.
Every 15 mins from 9.30 am to 11.45 am Self-guided Allam Medical Building
Meet one of our student ambassadors at Any time between 9.30 am – 12.30 pm
the library entrance
Brynmor Jones Library and
Allam Medical Building seventh-floor observatory
The beating heart of our £28-million Home to a million books and learning
health campus project, the Allam resources, our library is the academic
Medical Building exists to make an hub of our campus. Make sure you check
extraordinary difference to ordinary out the view from the seventh floor –
people. With cutting-edge facilities you’ll see why it’s such an inspiring place
including a mock operating theatre, to study.
it’s where we’re training the medical
professionals of the future. Self-guided
Duration: 30 mins Any time between 9.30 am - 12.30 pm
Any time between 9.30 am and
12.30 pm
Tickets available from the ground floor
of the Allam Medical Building
Derwent Building Venn Building
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Accommodation tours
If you’re thinking about living in student accommodation,
we think ours is pretty special. See it first-hand on one of
our tours …
The Courtyard
Ideally placed for getting the most out of student life, day and night, The
Courtyard is close to the new sports facilities and Student Central.
Any time between 9.30 am – 12.30 pm
Allow 20 – 25 minutes
Ask at The Courtyard reception (26 on campus map)
Westfield Court
Our new multi-million pound development on the west of campus offers a mix
of high-quality, self-catered rooms. They are a couple of minutes’ walk from the
library and offer a range of options. Taylor Court
Westfield Court also offers a range of facilities including a 24-hour reception, An established and close-knit community, Taylor Court is located right next to the
launderette, fantastic social spaces and beautiful outdoor areas. campus.
Visit any time between 9.30 am – 12.30 pm Any time between 9.30 am – 12.30 pm
Allow 20 – 25 minutes Allow 10 – 15 minutes
Ask at Westfield Court reception (28 on campus map) Ask at Taylor Court (25 on campus map)
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Campus map
P 22
26 THE COURTYARD
23 20
STUDENT CENTRAL
EVENT CAR PARK
DISABLED CAR PARK 24 TAYLOR COURT
14
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15 25
21
WESTFIELD COURT BRYNMOR JONES
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LIBRARY 7
35 6
3 13
28 10
17 ARRIVAL POINT AND
ALLAM MEDICAL 1
INFORMATION STANDS
BUILDING 16
WELCOME TALK 18
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DISABLED PARKING
CATERING
P PAY AND DISPLAY
1. Allam Medical Building (C3) 10. Don (C3) 19. Nidd (C4) 25. Taylor Court (G2)
2. Applied Science (D2) 11. Enterprise Centre (C3) 20. Prayer Room (E1) 26. The Courtyard (E1)
3. Brynmor Jones Library (D3) 12. Esk (C4) 21. Robert Blackburn (D2) 27. Venn (Reception) (E3)
4. Calder (B3) 13. Ferens (E3) 22. Sport and Fitness Centre 28. Westfield Court (B3)
5. Canham Turner (D2) 14. Gulbenkian Centre (E2) (The Allam Sport Centre) (D1) 29. Wharfe (D3)
6. Chemical Engineering (E2) 15. Hardy (E2) 23. Sport, Health and Exercise 30. Wilberforce (F2)
Science Lab (C1)
7. Chemistry (E2) 16. Larkin (E3)
24. Student Central/students’ union
8. Cohen (F3) 17. Loxley (HYMS) (B3)
(E2)
9. Derwent (D3) 18. Middleton Hall (E3)
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Directions to Car
Best route: M62/A63 or A1079
the University Postcode for satnav/Google Maps: HU6 7TS
FREE parking on campus
See map for directions from M62/A63
Train
TO BEVERLEY
TO SKIDBY
Central train station: Paragon Interchange
COTTINGHAM
HIGH SCHOOL
THE CROSS KEYS Bus or coach
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SHOPPING PARK
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TO HULL CITY
RIVER HUMBER CENTRE AND
B1232 PARAGON
INTERCHANGE
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When you get here
Park your car for free
At the Wilberforce multi-storey car park (via Inglemire Lane).
Or you can find our disabled parking near the Canham
Turner building.
Register at the Arrival Point
And we’ll give you your FREE info pack and goody bag.
You can find the Arrival Point on the campus map on page
14, and it’ll be signposted all around campus.
Tell us about special requirements
Most of our campus is wheelchair accessible, but please
do ask if we can help in any way. Please email us at
opendays@hull.ac.uk before you arrive, or let us know
when you sign in.
Ask a student ambassador
Our student ambassadors will be on hand all day. If you need
any information about the University, just ask. You can’t miss
them – they'll be scattered around campus wearing their
blue University t-shirts.
Connect to our free Wifi
Just select UOH-Guest and follow the instructions. While
you’re at it, why not follow us on social media and use the
hashtag #ChooseHull?
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18 | Your Mini Open Day Guide 2020 Your Mini Open Day Guide 2020 | 19Grab a bite to eat
Whether you fancy coffee and a
croissant on the go, or a full-on sit-down
meal, you’ll find plenty of places to
eat and drink on campus. Plus we’ve
brought in a few special extras just for
you. So take the weight off, recharge …
and bon appetit!
Cafes
Arts Cafe
Middleton Hall (map reference 18)
Derwent Cafe
Derwent (map reference 9)
Eats
Students’ union (map reference 24)
The Library Cafe
Brynmor Jones Library (map reference 3)
The Pantry
Canham Turner (map reference 5)
Sanc
Students’ union (map reference 24)
Wilde’s Cafe
Canham Turner (map reference 5)
Zest
Allam Medical Building (map reference 1)
See map on page 14.
The Library Cafe
20 | Your Mini Open Day Guide 2020 Your Mini Open Day Guide 2020 | 21Hull University Union
(HUU) Did you know?
As well as representing students while The BBC’s Mark Chapman
they’re at university, HUU organises (Chappers) developed his
sports teams and other societies you can passion for broadcasting while
join. These cover all kinds of interests – studying at Hull. During his
from football to Harry Potter or student
degree he volunteered for the
media, plus faith and cultural groups too.
Some people join because they already student radio station. A couple
have an interest in that area; other of decades later, his career has
people just sign up to try something new. seen him present on Radio 1, 5
HUU also runs lots of activities for Live and now on TV for Match
Welcome Fest, which is the big events of the Day 2.
calendar at the start of term. The
emphasis is on making friends and
having fun, with activities for everyone.
Campus Sport
As well as HUU sports activities, the
And the HUU building, called Student
University also offers extra ways to
Central, is where support teams like the
get active as part of its Campus Sport
Careers Service and Student Welfare are
programme. This includes the Fabulass
usually based. They’ll be happy to chat to
activities just for women, and fantastic
you at any time if you need some advice
facilities at the Allam Sports Centre. There
or just someone to listen.
are even volunteering and employment
opportunities to boost your CV.
Your life at Hull A place to relax
It’s not all lecture theatres and seminar rooms, the University has lots of spaces
to unwind too. There are bars and cafes, live music venues, lots of places to
meet friends for a meal, plus when the weather is nice, you’ll see lots of students
University is a place to feed the head and the heart. relaxing outdoors around campus too!
Somewhere to develop yourself personally, socially,
academically. It’s where you find friends for life. Where
you say yes to every opportunity and do things you
never dreamed of. It’s your key to a brilliant future. And
at Hull, you get it all in equal measure.
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Our neighbourhood
Just a few minutes’ walk from campus,
you’ll find the vibrant university quarter: the
Avenues. A second home for our students and
a popular place to live, it’s a lively, bohemian
part of town, peppered with unique places
and interesting people.
There’s a multicultural mix of bars, cafés, restaurants and shops, and,
as it’s a residential area, there’s a strong community spirit. The local
streets and parks even host festivals in summer, and many of the up-
and-coming creative people live around here.
Princes Avenue
24 | Your Mini Open Day Guide 2020 Your Mini Open Day Guide 2020 | 25Humber Street Sesh
Our city
Hull’s become one of the UK’s most talked-about Love the arts?
destinations. It’s not hard to see why: there’s so much to
Plays, shows, singers, readings, book
do here that you’ll do well to tick everything off in your launches, drama groups and stand-up
years studying in the city. comedy – you can see all these and more
at places like Hull Truck, Bonus Arena,
Hull New Theatre, and the BBC’s Contains The Minerva
Foodie? Night owl? Strong Language Festival. We’ve even got
a board game cafe on Newland Avenue to
For a variety of tastes originating from Just a short walk from campus, the Avenues satisfy your competitive side.
around the world, there’s Thai House, are buzzing with bars like Pave, Larkin’s
Marrakech, The Greek and Lucca all on and The Board Room. Then in town, there’s You’ll find fellow art lovers at Artlink,
nearby Princes Ave. While in the town proper ye olde pubs like the White Harte, Humber Street Gallery and the Ferens
centre, you’ll find 1884 Tapas and Tapasya. Black Boy, Blue Bell and Minerva. Plus new Art Gallery where, in 2017, the Turner
bars like The Brain Jar, Head of Steam and Prize was held and five of Francis Bacon’s
Hitchcock’s in the Old Town, and Zoo Café ‘Screaming Popes’ were exhibited.
Thieving Harry’s.
on Newland Ave, are favourite haunts for
vegetarians and vegans. For burger lovers, Cocktails more your thing? Humber Street And, of course, we have Freedom Festival.
Head of Steam, Dope Burger and Shoot the Distillery serves around 100 gins, plus spirits A whole weekend dedicated to art, dance,
Bull are all must do’s. As is Bob Carver’s fish you’ve never heard of. Closer to home, music and theatre.
and chips. there’s Roots Rum Shack and Lucca. As for
nightclubs, you’ve got Piper, Welly and the Into fashion? Freedom Festival
Love sports? famous Spiders, to name just a few.
Not far from the uni, you’ll find the
independent boutiques and shops of the
Hull’s mad about sport. And it’s not just the Gig addict? Avenues: Little Bird, Bed, Bob Greens and
locals – you’ll find loads of our students at
football fixtures at Hull City, and at local The Adelphi club is legendary. Radiohead, more.
rugby league derbies between arch rivals The Housemartins, Jarvis Cocker, Oasis, Bert Searching for vintage one-offs? Try
Hull FC and Hull KR. Jansch, My Bloody Valentine and The Stone Beasley’s in Hepworth’s Arcade or
Roses have all played there. Chinese Laundry on Saville Street. Down
Boxing’s big here, too. We’ve got close links
with St Paul’s Boxing Academy – the place Polar Bear puts on local and out-of-town by the waterfront on Humber Street,
where gold medal-winning Olympian Luke bands every week. Pave runs a jazz jam you’ll discover eclectic independents like
Campbell made a name for himself. every Tuesday night. Speak Easy regularly Poorboy Boutique, Tessies and 19point4.
hosts open mic events around the Avenues For big-name brands, St Stephen’s, Princes
And if none of that’s your thing, there are
and in town. And keep your ear to the ground Quay and Prospect shopping centres Humber Street
plenty more sports on offer. Squash, tennis,
for secret gigs from Sofar Sounds … have everything you need in one place.
netball, basketball, cricket, lacrosse … it’s all
here in Hull. Then there’s Humber Street Sesh. Every Or if you’re in the mood for a wander,
August, over 200 bands play across 14 Whitefriargate and the high streets off
stages in the centre of Hull. Queen Victoria Square are some of the
best shopping spots in the city.
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1
reasons to
choose Hull
Cheaper living costs than Leeds, Sheffield,
Manchester …
... Newcastle, Birmingham, London and more. According to a 2019 cost of
4 95.9%
of our students are employed or
in further study, six months after
graduating*
living survey by Numbeo, we're the most affordable UK city in Europe.
5
You’re guaranteed a room on-campus,
Hull vs London from first year to last†
Average price‡ of a ...
We have lots of on-campus accommodation to
MEAL IN A BUDGET ONE-BED CINEMA TICKET MONTHLY GYM PINT OF
RESTAURANT CITY-CENTRE FLAT FOR NEW RELEASE MEMBERSHIP LAGER
choose from: catered or self-catered; big budget or
(monthly rent) small. There’s something to suit everyone.
HULL £10
LONDON £15
HULL £460.67
LONDON £1,643.59
HULL £7.50
LONDON £12.50
HULL £27.67
LONDON £47.10
HULL £3
LONDON £5
6 Awarded TEF Silver
We were awarded a Silver in the Teaching
Excellence Framework (TEF), which recognises
excellence in teaching and learning in UK
2
universities and colleges.
Career-inspiring work experience
With the likes of BMW, Disney, L’Oréal, IBM, Jaguar Land
Rover, Game Republic, Intel and BP, to name a few. 7
Boost your CV with Team GB^
Anyone on any course can get involved in our
Team GB partnership. That might be on an
3
internship or it could be volunteering at major
See the world events.
Choose a degree where you’ll spend a trimester or a
year abroad. Make the most of summer studying a
whole range of subjects. Or take 3–12 months as an
exchange student. The choice is yours.
‡ All figures sourced from Numbeo.com.
* UK domicile full-time first degree leavers; Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education survey, for the academic
year 2016/17 published by the Higher Education Statistics Agency 2018.
† If you’re a new, full-time, unaccompanied student, and you apply for accommodation by 1 October 2020, we
guarantee you one of our 2,300+ on-campus rooms.
^ Places will be limited and exact details will be provided when available.
28 | Your Mini Open Day Guide 2020 Your Mini Open Day Guide 2020 | 29Next steps
Whether you’re just starting to look at universities or
you’ve already applied, our open day is a great chance
to get a feel for the University. While you’re here, you can
ask our Admissions team all about …
Applying for 2020 entry
If you’re applying to start in September 2020, you may get an offer via email or be
invited to an interview, depending on the course you’re interested in. Applications are
open now via UCAS.
Applicant experience days
If you’re made an offer, you’ll be invited to an applicant experience day. This is a great
opportunity to find out what it’s really like to study here, as you’ll spend time in your
subject area, taking part in a variety of taster lectures and workshops. Plus, if you live
more than 20 miles away, we should be able to help with the cost of your journey to
attend your applicant experience day.
Find out how to apply for Hull at hull.ac.uk or come and chat to us today.
We're also running helpful sessions on compiling an eye-catching personal
statement for your UCAS form, and how to make your application stand out from
the crowd. See page 5 and 7 for more details.
For more information, go to www.hull.ac.uk/visitus
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Here, you
matter – no
matter where
you've come
from.
Extraordinary
”
is in you.
And we’ll help you find it.
Have you heard … We are Team GB’s official university partner
– and we couldn’t be more proud. And like Team GB, we
believe there’s a spark of extraordinary in everyone. But we
also know that extraordinary doesn’t just happen. “
With us behind
This is what our partnership with Team GB
is built on. Our united belief is that anyone,
with the right opportunities ahead and
It’s life-changing. It’s knowing that here,
you matter – no matter where you’ve come
from. Here, you can achieve whatever you
you, and
opportunity
#FindYour
Extraordinary
a dedicated team behind, can achieve want to, go wherever it takes you, conquer
extraordinary things. heights, imagine sights others can’t see. ahead, you're
It’s that indescribable feeling that tells you:
Our shared mission is to show this to the
world. Because extraordinary can be a “Here is where I’m meant to be.” unstoppable.
record-breaking, gold medal-winning Extraordinary is happening right now.
performance in front of millions, or simply On fields and tracks, in lectures and ”
being the first to talk in a roomful of laboratories. In boxing rings, workshops,
strangers. We see it in everyone. studios and surgeries. On the next street, in
It’s speaking out against injustice, trusting the heart of our city, even next door. It’s in
your conscience. Making changes to your you. So what are you waiting for?
own life to help make the world a better With us behind you, and opportunity
place. Chasing your personal best, getting ahead, you’re unstoppable. It’s time to find
your highest mark yet and still pushing for your extraordinary at the University of Hull. Find out more at
higher, still beating yourself. Still meeting
people from around the world for the first
time. Learning what their lives are like, then
ending up friends for life.
32 | Your Mini Open Day Guide 2020 Your Mini Open Day Guide 2020 | 33This is
going to be
huge.
And you’re invited.
What does our partnership with Team GB mean for you and your future? Our partnership with Team GB lasts
Lots. Whatever you’re studying, there’ll be opportunities for you to get until the end of 2024 and spans
involved. From CV boosting work experience placements to inspirational Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 Olympic
talks with elite athletes, there are tons of opportunities to be part of our Games, as well as Beijing 2022
partnership with Britain’s best loved sports brand. Olympic Winter Games.
Gain one-of-a-kind work ear inspirational stories and
H So there will be plenty more
experience and internship insights from Team GB guest opportunities for you to get involved
opportunities*† speakers over the next few years.
Get involved with joint research olunteer at Team GB events to
V
and enterprise projects boost your CV†
To find out more, go to
And much more …
* Places will be limited and exact details will be provided when available.
† Depending on your subject.
hull.ac.uk/TeamGB
34 | Your Mini Open Day Guide 2020 Your Mini Open Day Guide 2020 | 35Live more than
20 miles away?
You'll be eligible for help towards the cost of your
journey to our open day. And you could even get free
overnight accommodation too!
We know travelling to open days can be a big commitment. But we also
know how important it is to see the campus for yourself.
That’s why we're offering visitors who live more than 20 miles away
help with their travel costs. And we can even offer free on-campus
accommodation the night before. Sound good?
To claim your travel expenses back, you'll need to bring some ID (bank
card, student card, driving licence or passport) and something with your
address on it by 12.30 pm on the day of your visit.
Full details and terms and conditions online at www.hull.ac.uk/stayhere
#ChooseHull
opendays@hull.ac.uk
01482 466500
www.hull.ac.uk
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