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University of Nottingham Open days 2019 Friday 28 June Saturday 29 June
Welcome Plan your day Travelling to
3 4 Nottingham
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Getting
Welcome
around the On the day, make
campuses 8 We’re looking forward to meeting you sure you collect:
Welcome to the University of Nottingham. Make sure you explore the beautiful a map
Our students, academics and support campuses and the vibrant city.
Accommodation Nottingham
12 Discover 16 staff are here to help you discover what
life as a student is like on our outstanding Parents and supporters a parents’ guide
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As a parent or supporter, find out from staff
city our campuses
campuses. This programme will help you
plan your day and get the most out of and students how Nottingham will provide a finance guide
your visit. for your young person’s well-being, security
and success. subject brochures
There are lots of talks and activities for you (you can collect these from the
to engage in, both subject-specific and department you’re interested in)
Student more general.
experience
exhibition
and SU 14
Food on Talks and University Park Campus University Park Campus
the day activities guide General talks Subject talks
and activities and activities
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Jubilee Campus Jubilee Campus Sutton Bonington Campus Sutton Bonington Campus
General talks and Subject talks General talks and Subject talks
activities
36 and activities activities and activities
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Download
our free
Plan your day open day
Before the day Have a safe trip home. app
Plan your trip. Extend your visit and spend a Find the subjects you’re Please email
Use the information on pages 6 and weekend in the city. interested in using the talks and us with
7 to help. We encourage you to use Stay at one of our two hotels on University activities listings on pages 19-39. Check any further
public transport, such as Nottingham’s Park or Jubilee Campuses. Find out more: what talks and activities are happening questions or
tram network. devere.co.uk/destinations on each of our campuses. Explore our feedback.
campuses
and find the most
interesting spots
(pages 16 and 17).
Make the most of
our free shuttle
See what general activities you can fit in around your subject talks. bus services too
Download our MyNottingham App. ■■ attend a welcome presentation ■■ visit the Student Experience (pages 8 and 9).
Select the activities you’re interested in and Exhibition and Students’ Union
■■ take a campus tour
create your personal schedule in advance. (pages 14 and 15)
Check that you have enough time to get from ■■ view accommodation
(see pages 10 and 11) ■■ see the city (pages 12 and 13)
one activity or campus to another, and navigate Take time
your way around the campuses on the day. ■■ tour the David Ross Sports Village to talk to
our student
ambassadors – ■■ Create your own schedule
they’ll be in blue ■■ Find venues listed in this programme
On the open day t-shirts and will
be happy to tell ■■ Navigate from one location to another
you all about ■■ Find your nearest catering outlet
student life at
Nottingham. Search MyNottingham in your app store, open the app
Print out or save Come prepared. If travelling by car, Make your way to an
your QR code. Bring your water bottle to refill at water there is free parking on information point, show your and select ‘Programme of the Day’ to get started.
If you pre-booked your place, stations. Remember your hot cup too - we University Park and Sutton QR code to register and collect
you’ll receive an email with a charge a 20p levy on disposable hot drink Bonington Campuses. a free tote bag. You can register
QR code a few days before the cups but you can save 20p on a hot drink if There is blue badge parking at any time throughout the day.
event. Keep your code ready you use a refillable cup. and limited pay and display Information points are marked
to register quickly on the day. parking on Jubilee Campus. on the Open Day Event Map.
Please also wear comfortable shoes. Free Wi-Fi on all campuses.
Search for UoN-guest and enter your email address to connect.
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Travelling to By car to University Park and
Nottingham
Jubilee Campuses
Due to parking restrictions, all visitors to
University Park and Jubilee Campuses should
travel to University Park Campus.
Car parking
Free parking (including parking for blue badge holders), is available
at University Park Campus. Blue badge holders are also able to
park at Jubilee Campus, which is very close to University Park. Free
shuttle buses run between these two campuses all day, and it is
only a 15-minute walk between them. When you arrive on campus,
security staff will direct you to the nearest available parking.
For designated blue badge car parking, please ask our security staff
on arrival and they will direct you.
University Park University Park
West Entrance: North Entrance:
NG7 2QE NG7 2QB
For visitors interested For visitors interested
in arts, law and social in science, engineering,
science subjects medicine and health
sciences subjects
By train By park and ride By car to Sutton Bonington Campus
If you’re travelling by car, you can make your
■■ For University Park and Jubilee Tram
way directly to Sutton Bonington Campus where
Campuses, book a train to Nottingham
railway station. The University area of the city is easy You can purchase a group ticket for £5 free car parking is available.
to reach using the Nottingham tram for unlimited city travel as well, or return
■■ For Sutton Bonington Campus, book a network and this can help you avoid tram travel costs just £2 with an ‘event
train to Loughborough railway station. traffic queues on the day. Toton Lane ticket’. Have your open day booking
park and ride is close to the M1 and confirmation ready for checking on
Sutton Bonington Campus: LE12 5RD
Staff and students in blue t-shirts will be at the tram runs directly to University board the tram as proof that you will be
both train stations to direct you towards the Park Campus. Alight at ‘University of attending this event.
free shuttle buses to the campuses. See pages Free shuttle buses are
8 and 9 for times.
Nottingham’. Registration at Sutton Bonington Campus
On arrival, please make your way to an information point available from Nottingham
From Nottingham railway station, you can (please see Open Day Event Map for locations). city centre and from campus
also take the Toton Lane tram to reach to campus on the day. See
For further details about how to reach our campuses, visit
University Park Campus South entrance. the next page for full details.
nottingham.ac.uk/about/visitorinformation
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Getting around Use our free
campus shuttle
the campuses buses to get
around on the day.
Free shuttle bus timetable
From To Bus colour code Times Journey time
Jubilee Campus University Park Every 15 minutes: 8am–5.30pm
Purple 10 minutes
(The Exchange) Campus (East Drive) (starting at Jubilee Campus at 8am)
From the station to Sutton Bonington Campus:
8.30am, 9.10am, 10.10am, 11.10am, 12.10pm University Park
Loughborough
railway station
Sutton Bonington
Campus
Orange From Sutton Bonington Campus to the 15 minutes Campus loop
railway station:
1pm, 1.30pm, 2.20pm, 3.10pm, 3.50pm, 4.30pm, 5pm, A hop-on hop-off bus runs in a loop
5.40pm around University Park Campus on
open days, approximately every
Nottingham Jubilee Campus Every 30 minutes: 8am–5pm
railway station (The Exchange)
Green
(Starting at the station at 8am)
15 minutes 15 minutes.
This bus route is also marked on our separate
Open Day Event Map – use this to check which
?
Nottingham University Park Every 15 minutes: 8am–5.30pm stop is closest to the area you need to get to.
Blue 15 minutes
railway station Campus (East Drive) (Starting at the station at 8am)
University Park Sutton Bonington Every 45 minutes: 8.45am–5.45pm
Accessible minibus
Yellow 30 minutes
Campus (East Drive) Campus (Starting at University Park Campus at 8.45am)
How can I get back to the train If you need help getting around, an accessible
FAQs station at the end of the day? minibus is available from University Park
Leaving from East Drive: 9.30am, 10am, 11am, Free shuttle buses are available Campus between 8.15am and 5pm. Please
11.30am, 12pm, 12.45pm, 1.15pm, 1.45pm, 2.15pm, from all campuses, and you can call our team on 07813 459 196 on the day to
Self-catered 3.15pm, 3.45pm, 4.15pm also take the tram from University request this service.
University Park accommodation 40 minute Park Campus directly to the train
Red
Campus sites: St Peter’s Court
and Raleigh Park
Leaving from bus stop 5:
(Please see Open Day Event Map for bus stop details)
round-trip station.
Taxis
10.30am, 11am, 11.45am, 12.30pm, 1pm, Can I leave luggage anywhere?
Luggage can be left with the For University Park or Jubilee Campuses,
1.30pm, 2pm, 2.30pm, 3pm, 3.30pm, 4pm
Events Team in The Studio, call DG Cars:
Various Portland Building – no. 15 on map. +44 (0)115 960 7607
University Park 20 minute
(see Open Day Event Pink Every 15 minutes: 8am–5.30pm
Campus (loop) round-trip Where is lost property?
Map for stops) For Sutton Bonington Campus,
Visit the Events Team in The
Studio, Portland Building – call Collo Cars:
The free shuttle service is very popular. Allow plenty of time for your journey, especially during peak times (8–10am and 2.30–5pm).
During extremely busy periods, buses may be subject to some delays. no. 15 on map. +44 (0)115 983 1182
For city tour bus times, please see page 21.
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Contract information and fees
Accommodation If you choose to live in catered halls then you have the choice of a 31-week or
39-week contract. If you would like to be self-catered then we have 44-week or
51-week contracts available.
Our halls of
residence are so
The price of your accommodation will vary depending on your preferred type of much more than
Your halls, your options catering, room type, and contract length. For a full breakdown, please visit our website:
nottingam.ac.uk/accommodation just a place to live.
They’re the perfect base for
Length of contract Meals included Annual cost Vacation terms
exploring Nottingham – which is
why we prioritise your health and
Catered: Move out during happiness, safety and security.
31-weeks From £5,095.47
19 meals per week vacations
Catered:
Can stay during
39-weeks 19 meals per week From £6,015.36
vacations
during term time
Can stay during
44-weeks Self-catered From £4,620 vacations including
part summer
51-weeks Self-catered From £5,202 Full year
* All prices are representative of the current year pricing structure and
are subject to change in 2020/2021.
You’re guaranteed a room in University-arranged
Which location is your Which room is right Much more than accommodation for your first year*
perfect match? for you? a room You must firmly accept your offer to study with us, and apply by the deadline.
Across all three campuses, we have There are lots of different room types to Our Student Service Centres provide * Please see full terms and conditions at: nottingham.ac.uk/accommodation
accommodation options either on campus, choose from – whatever your budget and our students with guidance, advice
or in the surrounding area. preferences, we’ll help you find a room that and a range of support services such * Veterinary Medicine students should check our website for additional information.
suits you. as finance, wellbeing, counselling, and
When making your decision, think about more. You can always see them if you
which campus you will be studying at, We have a mix of shared bathroom facilities, need any help or advice.
whether you want catered or self-catered en-suites, and studios. We also have a large
accommodation, and then narrow down selection of room types with either single or All accommodation sites have a security Discover your new home
your search by taking the time to visit the three-quarter beds. All self-catered rooms presence 24-hours a day so you can sleep
different halls. within flats have a shared kitchen and dining soundly knowing that if you ever need There’s no need to sign up for an accommodation tour – all our undergraduate halls on
area as well. help, they’re only a phone call away. University Park and Jubilee Campuses are open for viewing, so just turn up to visit at a
You might want to live closer to the sports time that suits you, between 10am and 5pm, with last viewings at 4.30pm. The show flat
centre, nearer to the buildings in which For something more private you can opt for On top of that, all halls have a at Sutton Bonington will be open from 9.30am-2.30pm. Staff and students will be there
you will study, or nearer the city centre. a studio – a completely self-contained study management team available to fulfill when you arrive to answer any questions, and tell you more about life in halls. There’s also
With a host of excellent options, you can bedroom with kitchen facilities and a separate your house-keeping, maintenance and a stand at the Student Experience Exhibition (page 14).
choose your perfect location. en-suite. delivery needs.
At all our halls you’ll be able to join an optional introduction to life in halls. Please
For more information please see our website: see the Open Day Event Map for locations of all our halls, including the self-catered
nottingham.ac.uk/accommodation accommodation sites open on the day.
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A world within Our city Experience our city
Nottingham city
for yourself
Nottingham is
one of the best
Visit our vibrant and and safest Hop on our
student-friendly city, where
heritage and history meet
places for a
night out* free city bus
modern culture. * Purple Flag Award winner
2010-2019.
tour
If you want entertainment, you can visit Nottingham’s and see what Nottingham has to offer.
multiple art galleries, theatres, cinemas and live music Tours take around 60 minutes. These
venues which showcase everything from independent and tours are very popular and seats will be
alternative to blockbuster and chart-topping. There are available on a first-come, first-served
also lots of sports venues and facilities in and around the The city of basis – the bus times from University
city if you want to try a new sport, or support a new team. Park Campus (departing from the School
Nottingham is one of Music bus stop) are on page 21.
The city is consistently rated one of the best nights out in of the most
the UK, and there are a huge range of bars and restaurants
to appeal to every taste, cuisine, and dietary need. cost-effective
When it comes to shopping, there are high-end arcades places
and boutique shops to explore, as well as large shopping to study in the UK*
centres hosting high street favourites. There will also be an
Your 360˚
enticing new shopping centre in the Broadmarsh area of * Natwest Student Living
the city in 2021 bringing even more shops and restaurants. Index 2016.
Nottingham has something experience
for everyone. The city centre Find the virtual tour of the city
is around in the Exchange Building on
15 minutes Jubilee Campus (no. 2 on Jubilee
Campus map) and discover the
from world within Nottingham in our
360˚ virtual reality cube.
University
Park Campus
by bus, tram or car
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Student The Great Hall
Experience
Stage
Exhibition
Accommodation Accommodation Sport
Your Students’ Union
catering
Libraries Unitemps
Visit the Great Hall in the
Trent Building on University Careers and
The Portland Building on University Park Campus is the
home of your Students’ Union… so come and say hello!
Student Welfare
Park Campus to find out Employability
Service
about the range of additional
services and support we Chaplaincy
Entrance
offer our students.
Accessibility
Student Life The Students’ Union is at the heart of student life. We’re
a brilliant and vibrant community of 34,000 students run
Department of Sport Nottingham by students, for students – and proudly independent
Visit our stand and attend one of our talks Academic and Advantage
Visit the Welcome Zone in Portland Building and discover more from the University.
at the David Ross Sports Village to find out Disability Support, Award
and the ACCESS about student life in Nottingham. We’re first-year students and PhDs, elected Students’
about our sporting opportunities and the
excellent facilities here at Nottingham. Centre Drop in to the Students’ Union and find out about student Union Officers, staff, volunteers and pioneers. And we’re
Admissions groups, societies and volunteering. Take a self-guided tour of all here to make sure you have the best possible time
Careers and Employability at University – from the day you accept your offer to the
the Portland Building to see all the new facilities, services and
Meet members of our team and find out day you graduate. Welcome to your Students’ Union!
Funding and spaces for clubs and societies.
why we’re world class for employability.
Financial Visit the Portland Building to find out about our
China Campus Exchanges Support Postgraduate
activities, services and facilities. They fall into three
Find out about study abroad and meet staff Study
10am–4pm. Welcome Zone, Portland Building, main areas – get involved with our 200+ societies
from the China campus to discuss exchange University Park Campus and student-run services, and over 100 volunteering
opportunities. opportunities; make change to your own student
Mature
Students IT Services community through elections; and find support
from Students’ Union Advice or student groups like
Night Owls.
Keep up to date with all the latest news and events:
Language
Study Abroad su.nottingham.ac.uk 0115 846 8800
Centre
China Campus Entrance
UoNSU @UofNSU UoN_SU
Exchanges
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Food and Talks and
drink on activities
the day Our general and subject-specific
talks and activities are listed in
alphabetical order, by campus.
Our campuses have food Academic schools across our three campuses run
outlets to suit a variety of subject-specific events between 9am and 4pm.
tastes and dietary needs There are also general activities and talks, such as campus
tours and accommodation viewings to show you more
such as gluten-free, halal, about student life at Nottingham.
vegan, and vegetarian. Check the listings for each campus to find talks and
activities in the subjects you are interested in.
Check out the app for details of all places to eat.
Here are a few of our top picks for the Open Day:
■■ Hendersans – gluten-free, vegan, and
vegetarian
■■ Man’s Gourmet – halal, vegan, and vegetarian
University Park Campus Jubilee Campus
■■ Love Joes – halal
■■ Architecture and built environment ■■ Accounting, finance, industrial
■■ Mooch – gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian economics and management
■■ Arts and humanities
■■ Street food – outdoor catering ■■ Computer science
■■ Engineering and design
To find your nearest catering outlet,
look for the knife and fork symbol ■■ Foundation courses
■■ Education and counselling
FAQs
on the Open Day Event Map. ■■ Law
■■ Liberal arts Sutton Bonington Campus
Do I need tickets for
Bring your own travel cup ■■ Mathematical sciences ■■ Agricultural sciences talks and activities?
and water bottle You don’t need to
■■ Medicine, healthcare and health sciences ■■ Animal sciences pre-book for most
We charge a 20p levy on ■■ Nursing ■■ Biotechnology of our talks and
disposable hot cups, but bring activities. Check the
a reusable cup and you will ■■ Midwifery ■■ Food science, nutrition, and dietetics descriptions in the
receive a 20p discount! talks and activities
■■ Modern languages and cultures ■■ Microbiology
listings carefully
Refill your bottle at our water ■■ Sciences ■■ Plant science for information on
stations across the campuses. booking in advance.
■■ Social sciences ■■ Veterinary medicine and science
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General talks and activities
Please see University Park Campus
on the Open Day Event Map
Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference)
A Warm Welcome Talk Includes an overview of the University from a member of 8.45-9.15am David Ross Sports City tours Guided Students on our guided bus tours will introduce you to 11am-12pm Bus Bay, Arts Centre,
our senior leadership team, information on careers and 9.30-10am Village (34) tour the city's main attractions and areas. Take in the cultural 11.30am-12.30pm Department of Music (33)
graduate destinations, and a student’s perspective of 10.15-10.45am hot spots, leisure and sporting facilities, retail outlets 12-1pm
living and studying in Nottingham and historic sites that make Nottingham such a popular 12.30-1.30pm
12-12.30pm A03, Teaching and destination. 1-2pm
Learning Building (62) 1.30-2.30pm
Accommodation Drop-in Accommodation and catering team staff are available 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) Tour duration: 60 minutes approx 2-3pm
at the Student Experience Exhibition to answer 2.30-3.30pm
your questions 3-4pm
Drop-in All halls of residence are open for viewing on University 10am-5pm Various Disability Support Drop-in Chat to members of the University’s Disability and 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11)
Park Campus. Hall staff and students will give a brief Academic Support teams
overview of what is on offer, show you around and Funding and Drop-in Chat to members of the University's Financial Support 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11)
answer your questions. See Jubilee and Sutton Bonington Financial Support team at the Student Experience Exhibition
pages for more details on accommodation viewings
Talk Find out how you can fund your course, including details 10.15-10.45am C15, Pope Building (27)
Visit Self-catered standard, en-suite and studio bedrooms 10am-5pm Broadgate Park of bursaries and scholarships for UK students, the 11.15-11.45am
at Broadgate Park, just outside the West entrance, support we offer, and funding opportunities from 12.15-12.45pm
are open for viewings the Government 1.15-1.45pm
Applying to Drop-in Chat to members of the University's Admissions team at 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) 2.15-2.45pm
Nottingham the Student Experience Exhibition Nottingham Drop-in Discuss the University of Nottingham's public arts 9am-4pm Djanogly Terrace
Talk Information on applying to the University, providing 9.30-10.15am C17, Pope Building (27) Lakeside Arts programme with Lakeside team members and discover
specific guidance on the personal statement and what 10.30-11.15am how you how can get involved – from volunteering and
happens after we receive your application 11.30am-12.15pm paid work, to performing/curating opportunities, or
12.30-1.15pm enjoying Lakeside's fabulous professional programme
1.30-2.15pm Drop-in Visit the Pavilion Cafe and see Flesh & Text, an exhibition 10am-5pm Nottingham Lakeside
2.30-3.15pm celebrating 30 years of the pioneering Bodies in Flight. Arts (49/50)
Campus tours Guided Guided walking tours of University Park Campus. 9.30am-4pm Hallward Library (9) From 11am, explore the culture and heritage of the
tour Tour one: Arts, humanities, law and social Romantic Age in Romantic Facts and Fantasies, and
science courses. discover recent archaeological work undertaken across
Tour duration: 45 minutes approx the East Midlands. All exhibitions are free
Guided Guided walking tours of University Park Campus. 9.30am-4pm Information Point 14 Language Centre Drop-in Language Centre staff are available to answer questions 9.30am-4pm Atrium, Engineering
tour Tour two: Science, engineering, medicine, health and Science Learning
care and health sciences. Centre (54)
Tour duration: 45 minutes approx 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11)
Careers and Drop-in Find out how the careers team can support you in 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11)
Employability developing your employability while at Nottingham.
Service Learn about the Nottingham Advantage Award
For more Language Centre talks and activities, please see the next page.
20 21University Park Campus General talks and activities Please see University Park Campus
on the Open Day Event Map
Please see University Park Campus
on the Open Day Event Map
Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference)
Language Centre Talk Find out from the Language Centre how to study a 10-10.30am A40, Sir Clive Granger Sport at Nottingham Talk Football at Nottingham 2.30-3pm Studio 3, David Ross
continued language alongside your main subject. Improve existing 3-3.30pm Building (16) continued Sports Village (34)
skills or start a new language
1-1.30pm C1, Pope Building (27) Talk Hockey at Nottingham 2.30-3pm Studio 2, David Ross
Sports Village (34)
Libraries Drop-in Members of the library team will be available to 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) Student Experience Drop-in University representatives from all main areas providing 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11)
answer your questions Exhibition services and support for students will be available to chat
Guided Experienced library staff will lead tours, showcasing 9.30am-3pm Hallward Library (9) to and answer questions. For full details, see page 14
tour our library collections, services and facilities. You are Student Life Talk A current student will provide you with further 10-10.30am C16, Pope Building (27)
welcome to visit any of our main libraries during the 9.30am-3pm George Green Library (24) information about student life on University Park 11-11.30am
open days, with staff on hand to answer more Campus, societies, volunteering and support 12-12.30pm
in-depth questions 1-1.30pm
Mature Students Drop-in Staff and current students available to answer your 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) 2-2.30pm
questions about being a mature student at Nottingham 3-3.30pm
Talk Information and advice session for mature students and 12-12.45pm LG11, Trent Building (11) Student Welfare Drop-in Find out about health and wellbeing initiatives and 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11)
opportunity to chat with current mature students campaigns to keep students healthy while at University.
A member of the Chaplaincy team will also be available
Parents’ Session Talk As a parent/supporter find out from staff and students 11-11.45am C12, Physics Building (22)
how Nottingham will provide for your young person’s 2-2.45pm Students' Union Drop-in Drop in to the Students’ Union and find out about student 10am-4pm Welcome Zone, Portland
wellbeing, security and success groups, societies and volunteering. Take a self-guided Building (15)
tour of the Portland Building to see all the new facilities,
Postgraduate Study Drop-in Staff and current students available to answer your 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) services and spaces for clubs and societies
questions about Postgraduate study at Nottingham
Study Abroad Talk Hear from staff and returning students about study 9.15-9.45am Senate Chamber,
Sport at Nottingham Drop-in Find out more about the sport facilities and sport 9.30am-3pm Studio 1, David Ross abroad opportunities 11.15-11.45am Trent Building (11)
clubs at Nottingham Sports Village (34) 1.15-1.45pm
Drop-in Chat to sports staff about the sports programmes 9.30am-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11) Drop-in Meet members of the Study Abroad team and chat to 9.30-4pm Great Hall, Trent Building (11)
at Nottingham students who've studied abroad
Self- Look around our impressive sports village including 10am-4pm David Ross Sports
guided our climbing wall, high performance zone, and Village (34)
tour swimming pool
Talk How can I get involved? Includes information on our 10-10.30am Studio 2, David Ross
facilities, sports clubs and competitions 12.30-1pm Sports Village (34)
3-3.30pm
Talk Tennis at Nottingham 10-10.30am Studio 3, David Ross
Sports Village (34)
Talk Rowing at Nottingham 11.15-11.45am Studio 3, David Ross
Sports Village (34)
Talk Find out about the sports scholarships we offer 12-12.30pm Studio 3, David Ross
at Nottingham Sports Village (34)
Talk Rugby at Nottingham 12-12.30pm Studio 2, David Ross
Sports Village (34)
22 23University Park Campus Subject talks and activities Please see University Park Campus
on the Open Day Event Map Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference)
Biochemistry Drop-in Staff and students will be available to discuss our 9.30am-3pm Greenfield Medical Library,
Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) courses and answer your questions Medical School, QMC (46)
American and Drop-in Chat to staff and students about our courses in 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room Foyer, Demonstration Biochemistry demonstrations. Collect a ticket 11.15am-12pm Greenfield Medical Library,
Canadian Studies an informal setting Trent Building (11) on the day from Greenfield Library 12.30-1.15pm Medical School, QMC (46)
1.30-2.15pm
Please also see Arts Taster session Find out what a typical first-year lecture might 11.15-11.45am A40, Sir Clive Granger
and Humanities be like 1-1.30pm Building (16) Talk Biochemistry at Nottingham 12-12.30pm LT1, Medical School, QMC (46)
Ancient History, Drop-in Academic staff and students will be available to 10am-4pm A01, Humanities (55)
2.15-2.45pm LT3, Medical School, QMC (46)
Classical discuss our courses and answer your questions
Civilisation and
Talk Studying Latin and Greek (Classics) 11-11.45am A39, Sir Clive Granger Biochemistry and See Biochemistry for full activities. Also see Biology for recommended
Classics
at Nottingham Building (16) Genetics talk and lab demonstrations in the Life Sciences Building
Please also see Arts
and Humanities Talk Studying ancient history and classical 12-12.45pm A40, Sir Clive Granger Biology Guided tour Guided tours of the Life Sciences Building. 9.30am-3.30pm Foyer, Life Sciences (23)
civilisation at Nottingham Building (16) Depart every 30 minutes from 9.30am
Taster session Studying the Ancient World 1-1.30pm A03, Humanities (55) Drop-in Academic staff and students will be available to 9.30am-4pm Foyer, Life Sciences (23)
discuss our courses and answer your questions
Archaeology Drop-in Academic staff and students will be available to 10am-4pm A01, Humanities (55)
Talk Biology degree courses at Nottingham 10-10.30am B3, Life Sciences (23)
Please also see Arts discuss our courses and answer your questions
11-11.30am
and Humanities Talk What is archaeology and why should you 10.30-11.15am A03, Humanities (55) 1-1.30pm
study it?
Talk Find out about exciting research being 10.30-10.45am B3, Life Sciences (23)
Guided tour Be shown around the Archaeology Lab and 11.15-11.45am Archaeology Laboratories, undertaken in the School of Life Sciences 11.30-11.45am
find out what staff and students have been 1.30-2pm Humanities (55) 1.30-1.45pm
researching
Drop-in Laboratory demonstrations of biological research 10.30am-1pm A50, Life Sciences (23)
Taster session Studying the Ancient World 1-1.30pm A03, Humanities (55) demonstration 1.30-2.30pm
Biosciences Drop-in Academic staff and students will be available to 9.30am-4pm Foyer, Life Sciences (23)
Architecture and Drop-in Guided tours of the department 10am-2.15pm Foyer, Sustainable discuss our courses and answer your questions
Built Environment Research Centre (17)
Cancer Sciences Drop-in Come and talk with students studying 10am-4pm Greenfield Medical Library,
Talk Subject talk including a question and answer Friday: Sustainable Research cancer-focused subjects and staff who Medical School, QMC (46)
session with students. Pre-booking online at time 11am-12.30pm Building (17) undertake cancer research
of registering is recommended 2.15-3.45pm
Drop-in See a demonstration relevant to the laboratory 10.45am-1.15pm A50, Life Sciences (23)
Saturday: demonstration work you will do as part of your degree 1.45-3.30pm
11am-12.30pm Talk Hear about what you will learn on our cancer 11-11.30am LT4, Medical School (46)
12.45-2pm sciences course 1.45-2.15pm
2.15-3.45pm
Guided tour 30-minute tours of Greenfield Medical 11.30am-12pm Cancer sciences stand,
Arts and Talk Why choose joint honours? 10-10.30am B46, Trent Building (11) Library, our research laboratories and 12.30-1pm Greenfield Medical Library,
Humanities 1.45-2.15pm teaching laboratories 2.15-2.45pm Medical School, QMC (46)
Drop-in Digital Transformations Hub 10-10.30am A24, Humanities (55) Chemistry Talk Chemistry at Nottingham 9.30-10am Lecture Theatre X1, Chemistry
Visit the Faculty of Arts Digital Transformations 11.30am-12pm 10.30-11am Building (28)
Hub (DTH) where we’ll demonstrate how we 12.30-1pm 11.30am-12pm
digitally capture items in 2D and 3D, showcase 2-2.30pm 2.30-3pm
projects from our student volunteering scheme, 3-3.30pm
and explore a virtual world using one of the DTH’s 4-4.30pm Drop-in Meet with academic staff and students to discuss 9.30am-4pm Foyer, Chemistry Building (28)
VR headsets! courses and admissions
For more Chemistry talks and activities, please see the next page.
24 25University Park Campus Subject talks and activities Please see University Park Campus
on the Open Day Event Map Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference)
Engineering Drop-in Arkwright Scholars’ drop-in 10am-2pm B13, Engineering and Science
Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) continued Join our student ambassadors for refreshments. Learning Centre (54)
(Open to current Arkwright Scholars only)
Chemistry Drop-in Tours of the Chemistry Building led by current 9.30am-4pm Foyer, Chemistry Building (28)
continued students Talk Chemical and environmental engineering 9.30-11am A14, Pope Building (27)
Talk followed by a guided tour of labs and 11am-12.30pm
Drop-in Chemistry displays 9.30am-4pm Foyer, Chemistry Building (28) practical demonstrations 1-2.30pm
2.30-4pm
Talk Meet the admissions tutor for BSc/MSci 11-11.30am Lecture Theatre X2, Chemistry Talk Civil engineering 9.30-11am B07, Engineering and Science
Chemistry and Molecular Physics Building (28) Talk followed by laboratory tour and practical 11am-12.30pm Learning Centre (54)
Talk Exciting chemistry: a lecture with live 1-1.45pm Lecture Theatre X1, Chemistry demonstrations 1-2.30pm
demonstrations Building (28) 2.30-4pm
Contemporary Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses at the 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room, Trent Talk Electrical and electronic engineering 9.30-11am C01, Engineering and Science
Chinese Studies Modern Languages exhibition Building (11) Presentation followed by hands-on 11am-12.30pm Learning Centre (54)
Please also see Arts laboratory-based events. (Pre-booking online at 1-2.30pm
Taster session Beginners' Mandarin language taster session 10-10.30am B38a, Trent Building (11) time of registration is recommended) 2.30-4pm
and Humanities
Talk Mechanical and manufacturing engineering 9.30-11am A09, Engineering and Science
Talk A 45-minute talk on studying abroad as part of 10.45-11.30am A1/A2, Highfield House (10)
Presentation followed by a guided tour of labs, 11am-12.30pm Learning Centre (54)
your language course 12.30-1.15pm
displays, workshops and facilities 12.30-2pm
1.30-2.15pm
2-3.30pm
Talk A 30-minute talk on studying contemporary 11.30am-12pm B46, Trent Building (11)
Drop-in Mechanical and manufacturing engineering 9am-4pm Design Studio, Engineering and
Chinese studies at Nottingham
Hands-on mechanical engineering activities and Science Learning Centre (54)
Talk Hear about combined honours courses in 1.45-2.15pm A03, Teaching and Learning demonstrations
Modern Languages, including Modern Languages Building (62)
Talk Product design and manufacture 11am-12.30pm B08, Engineering and Science
with Business
Course presentation followed by tour of 1-2.30pm Learning Centre (54)
Criminology See Sociology for full activities workshops and design studio
Drop-in Year in industry 9.30am-4pm Atrium, Engineering and
Economics Drop-in Chat to staff, career advisers and students 10am-3pm Information stand, Foyer, Sir Chat to our faculty placement team and current Science Learning Centre (54)
about our courses and career options Clive Granger Building (16) students about placement opportunities
Talk Why study economics at Nottingham? Please 10-10.45am A48, Sir Clive Granger Building Drop-in Faculty of Engineering 9.30am-4pm Atrium, Engineering and
collect a ticket on the day from the information 12-12.45pm (16) with live relay to other Staff and students will be available to talk about Science Learning Centre (54)
stand in Sir Clive Granger Building 2-2.45pm room(s) all our courses
Engineering Drop-in Aerospace engineering 9am-4pm Design Studio, Engineering and Drop-in Student experience and study abroad 9.30am-4pm Atrium, Engineering and
Hands-on activities, with an opportunity to try out Science Learning Centre (54) opportunities Science Learning Centre (54)
our flight simulator Find out how we enhance the student experience,
including study abroad opportunities
Drop-in Aerospace engineering 9am-4pm Atrium, Engineering and
Speak to staff about our research and our Institute Science Learning Centre (54) English Talk Studying English at Nottingham. Please collect 10-11am Senate Chamber, Trent
for Aerospace Technology Please also see Arts tickets from A35, Trent Building early – these 12-1pm Building (11)
and Humanities talks are very popular 2-3pm
Talk Aerospace engineering 10-11.15am B14, Engineering and Science
Presentation on our courses followed by an 11.30am-12.45pm Learning Centre (54) Drop-in Academic staff and students will be available 10am-3pm School of English A floor
optional tour of teaching facilities 1-2.15pm to discuss our courses and answer your corridor, Trent Building (11)
2.15-3.30pm questions. There will also be an opportunity to
observe and take part in Experimental Research
Talk Architectural environment engineering 11-11.45am B12, Engineering and Science
demonstrations
Presentation on MEng and BEng programmes in 2-2.45pm Learning Centre (54)
architectural environment engineering
26 27University Park Campus Subject talks and activities Please see University Park Campus
on the Open Day Event Map Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference)
French and Taster session Beginners' French language taster session 12.15-12.45pm B38a, Trent Building (11)
Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) Francophone
Studies continued Talk Studying Modern European Studies, Modern 1.45-2.15pm A03, Teaching and
Environmental Drop-in Talk to staff and current students about our 9.30am-4pm Foyer, Life Sciences (23)
Language Studies, Modern Languages with Learning Building (62)
Science and courses and fieldwork options
Business, and Modern Languages with Translation
Environmental
Drop-in Academic staff and students will be available to 9.30am-4pm Foyer, Sir Clive Granger
Biology Genetics See Biology for full activities
discuss our courses and answer your questions Building (16)
Demonstration Lab demonstrations 9.30am-4pm A1, Life Sciences (23) Geography Drop-in Chat to staff and students about our courses. 9.30am-4pm Information point, Sir Clive
Students will also provide guided tours of Granger Building (16)
Talk Join us for a taster lecture to experience our 12-12.45pm B3, Life Sciences (23) the school
teaching style first hand, and find out more about 2-2.45pm
Talk Geography at Nottingham. Collect a ticket on 10-11am A41/A48, Sir Clive Granger
course options and opportunities
the day from the information stand in Sir Clive 11am-12pm Building (16)
Film and Television Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses 9.30am-4pm A19, Trent Building (11) Granger Building 1-2pm
Studies in an informal setting 2-3pm
Please also see Arts Talk Studying film and television at Nottingham 11-11.30am Screening Room LG140, Talk Career options for geographers. Please get a 12-12.30pm A41, Sir Clive Granger Building
and Humanities Hallward Library (9) ticket on the day from the information stand in 12.30-1pm (16)
Sir Clive Granger Building
Foundation Arts Drop-in Chat to academic staff and students about our 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room Foyer,
Please also see Arts foundation year for arts and humanities degrees Trent Building (11) German Studies Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses at the 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room, Trent
and Humanities Please also see Arts Modern Languages exhibition Building (11)
and Humanities Talk A 30-minute talk on studying German at 10.45-11.15am B46, Trent Building (11)
Foundation Drop-in Chat to academic staff and current students 11am-2.30pm Atrium, Engineering and
Engineering and about the course Science Learning Centre (54) Nottingham
Physical Sciences Talk A 45-minute talk on studying abroad as part of 10.45-11.30am A1/A2, Highfield House (10)
Foundation Guided tour Be shown around the Life Sciences Building. 9.30am-3.30pm Foyer, Life Sciences (23) your language course 12.30-1.15pm
Science Tours depart every 30 minutes from 9.30am 1.30-2.15pm
Talk Foundation science at Nottingham 10-10.30am A35, Life Sciences (23) Talk Studying Modern European Studies, Modern 1.45-2.15pm A03, Teaching and
11-11.30am Language Studies, Modern Languages with Learning Building (62)
1-1.30pm Business, and Modern Languages with Translation
Talk Find out about exciting research being 10.30-10.45am B3, Life Sciences (23) Taster session Beginners' German language taster session 2.30-3.30pm B38a, Trent Building (11)
undertaken in the School of Life Sciences 11.30-11.45pm
1.30-1.45pm History Drop-in Academic staff and students will be available to 10am-4pm A18, Lenton Grove (5)
Please also see Arts discuss our courses and answer your questions
Demonstration Laboratory demonstrations of biological research 10.30am-1pm A50, Life Sciences (23)
1.30-2.30pm and Humanities Talk Studying history at Nottingham 11-11.45am A03, Teaching and
12.45-1.30pm Learning Building (62)
French and Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses at the 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room, Trent
2.30-3.15pm
Francophone Modern Languages exhibition Building (11)
Studies Taster session Sample history Seminar 12.15-12.45pm B13, Lenton Grove (5)
Talk Studying French at Nottingham 10-10.30am A1/A2, Highfield House (10)
Please also see Arts 1.15-1.45pm
3.15-3.45pm
and Humanities 2.15-2.45pm
Talk Studying abroad as part of your language course 10.45-11.30am A1/A2, Highfield House (10)
History of Art Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses 9.30am-4pm A19, Trent Building (11)
12.30-1.15pm
Please also see Arts in an informal setting
1.30-2.15pm
and Humanities Taster session A sample lecture from one of our 11am-12pm C14, Teaching and
undergraduate modules Learning Building (62)
Talk What is history of art and where could it 1.45-2.30pm C14, Teaching and
take you? Learning Building (62)
28 29University Park Campus Subject talks and activities Please see University Park Campus
on the Open Day Event Map Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference)
Mathematical Demonstration Learn a systematic method (algorithm) for 12-12.45pm A17, Mathematical
Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) Sciences solving Rubik's Cube Sciences (20)
continued
International Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses in 9.30am-4pm A19, Trent Building (11) Demonstration An interactive session explaining the maths of 2.30-3pm A17, Mathematical
Media and an informal setting casino roulette Sciences (20)
Communication Medical Drop-in Staff and current students will be available to 9.30am-3pm Greenfield Library, Medical
Talk Studying international media and communications 1-1.30pm Screening Room LG140,
Studies Physiology and answer your questions School (46)
at Nottingham Hallward Library (9)
Please also see Arts Therapeutics
and Humanities Talk Studying medical physiology and therapeutics Friday: LT3, Medical School, QMC (46)
at Nottingham 10.45-11.15am
Law Talk Life in the School of Law. Find out about our 9.30-10.30am B62, Law and Social
degree courses, student societies, exchange Sciences (7) Saturday:
opportunities, and more 10.45-11.15am
1.30-2.30pm B62 and B63, Law and Social
1.30-2pm
Sciences (7)
Medicine Drop-in Staff and students are available to answer 9am-3.30pm Greenfield Medical Library,
Drop-in Staff and students will be available to 9.30am-4pm The Atrium, Law and Social
your questions Medical School, QMC (46)
answer questions Sciences (7)
Talk Applying for medicine at Nottingham. Collect 9.30-10.30am Coates Road Auditorium (51)
Taster session A short taster lecture on a particular aspect of law 10.30-11am B62, Law and Social
tickets early on the day from Coates Road 12-1pm
Sciences (7)
Auditorium or Greenfield Library. As these talks 2.30-3.30pm
2.30-3pm B62 and B63, Law and Social are popular, tickets are limited to two per student
Sciences (7)
Guided tour Be shown around the Medical School by current 9am-3pm Foyer, Medical School (46)
Liberal Arts Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses in 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room Foyer, students. Please collect tickets from Medical
an informal setting Trent Building (11) School Foyer. Due to capacity, guests are unable
to accompany prospective students on the tour
Talk Studying liberal arts at Nottingham 12.15-12.45pm B46, Trent Building (11)
2.30-3pm Talk Graduate Entry Medicine: Find out about studying 12.15-1.15pm LT3, Medical School (46)
medicine at Nottingham as a graduate
Mathematical Drop-in Explore mathematical problems – ask our friendly 9.30am-3.30pm A09, Mathematical
Sciences student helpers for hints if needed Sciences (20) Midwifery Drop-in Staff and current students will be available 9am-3.30pm Greenfield Medical Library,
to answer your questions Medical School, QMC (46)
Drop-in Staff and students are available to discuss our 9.30am-4pm Atrium, Mathematical
courses and answer your questions Sciences (20) Guided tour Be shown around the Medical School by 9.30am-3pm Greenfield Medical Library,
current students Medical School, QMC (46)
Guided tour Maths tours with our students to see where 9.45am-3.45pm Atrium, Mathematical
you would enjoy your academic life. Tours last Sciences (20) Talk Midwifery at Nottingham 11.30am-12.30pm C1052, Medical School,
approximately 20 minutes. Please get a ticket on 1.45-2.45pm QMC (46)
the day from the tour desk in the Atrium of the
Modern Languages Drop-in Chat to staff and students about our courses at 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room, Trent
Mathematical Sciences building
Please also see Arts the Modern Languages exhibition Building (11)
Talk Mathematics at Nottingham. Information about 10.30-11.15am Keighton Auditorium, and Humanities Talk Study abroad: A 45-minute talk on studying 10.45-11.30am A1/A2, Highfield House (10)
our courses, career paths and reasons to study 1-1.45pm Mathematical Sciences (20)
abroad as part of your language course 12.30-1.15pm
mathematical sciences at Nottingham
1.30-2.15pm
Demonstration Othello insight – a former British champion 10.45-11.15am A17, Mathematical
Talk Studying Modern European Studies, Modern 1.45-2.15pm A03, Teaching and Learning
explains the mathematical aspects and strategy Sciences (20)
Language Studies, Modern Languages with Building (62)
for this game
Business and Modern Languages with Translation
Talk How we support you in a successful transition 11.15-11.45am Keighton Auditorium,
Modern Languages talks for single Please refer to the entries under your
to university, and hear about our peer mentoring Mathematical Sciences (20)
and joint honours chosen languages
scheme from a student's perspective
Taster session Find out what a typical first-year lecture 12-12.30pm Keighton Auditorium,
might be like Mathematical Sciences (20)
30 31University Park Campus Subject talks and activities Please see University Park Campus
on the Open Day Event Map Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference)
Pharmacy Lab activity The science of treating dyspepsia – a hands-on 11.45am-12.15pm Foyer, Pharmacy (26)
Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) continued lab practical. Please collect a ticket from the 1.15-1.45pm
Pharmacy foyer
Music Drop-in Staff and students are available to answer your 10am-4pm Foyer, Arts Centre, Department
questions, provide information on courses and of Music (33) Drop-in Chat with academic staff (including Head of 11.45am-1.45pm Foyer, Pharmacy (26)
Please also see Arts School and Course Directors) and current 3.15-4pm
student music societies, and give guided tours of
and Humanities students about our courses
the department
Talk Studying music at Nottingham 11-11.45am A30, Arts Centre, Department Taster session Experience a lecture. Please collect a ticket from 12.30-1pm A05, Pharmacy (26)
1.30-2.15pm of Music (33) the Pharmacy Foyer
Taster session Experience a range of practical activities within 11.45am-12.45pm Arts Centre, Department of Philosophy Drop-in Meet current students and staff and find out 10am-4pm A21, Humanities (55)
the Music Department Music (33) Please also see Arts about philosophy at Nottingham
and Humanities Talk Find out about the department and philosophy 11am-12pm B62, Law and Social
Performance Current students will perform a selection of 1-1.30pm Djanogly Recital Hall,
pieces from their repertoire Arts Centre, Department of course options, and have the opportunity to Sciences (7)
Music (33) ask questions
Natural Sciences Drop-in Find out more about student life and what you will 9.30am-4pm A3/A4, George Green Library Taster session Lecture: Philosophy and Illness 12.15-1pm B62, Law and Social
study while enjoying some refreshments (24) Sciences (7)
Talk Introduction to natural science degrees at 10-11am A13, Pope Building (27) Taster session Lecture: Breaking the Law 12.15-1pm B1, Law and Social
Nottingham with our admissions tutor, followed 12-1pm Sciences (7)
by 'being a natural sciences student' with a 2-3pm Physician Talk Find out about studying as a Physician Associate 11.30am-12pm LT3, Medical School,
current student Associate at Nottingham QMC (46)
Neuroscience Drop-in Staff and current students will be on hand to 9.30am-3pm Greenfield Medical Library, Physics Guided tour Be shown around the school 10am-3.30pm A30, Physics Building (22)
answer your questions Medical School, QMC (46)
Talk Use your brain – study neuroscience 10.15-10.45am LT4, Medical School, QMC (46) Drop-in Meet our staff to chat about courses and research 10am-4pm Foyer, Physics Building (22)
at Nottingham 12.15-12.45pm
Guided tour Sign up for a guided tour of our facilities. Please 10.45-11.15am Departing from LT4, Medical Demonstration Exciting physics demonstrations 10am-4pm A30, Physics Building (22)
collect tickets on the day from Greenfield Library School, Medical School (46)
12.45-1.15pm Departing from Greenfield Drop-in Find out about theoretical physics projects and 10am-4pm A01, Physics Building (22)
2-2.30pm Medical Library, Medical options, and our mathematical physics and
School, QMC (46) theoretical physics courses
Nursing Guided tour Enjoy being shown around the Medical School by 9am-3pm Foyer, Medical School, Talk Studying physics at Nottingham: details on the 11-11.45am B1, Physics Building (22)
current students QMC (46) courses and admissions 2-2.45pm
Drop-in Chat to staff and students about our courses 9am-3.30pm Greenfield Library, Medical Talk What is the universe made of? And other 12-12.30pm B1, Physics Building (22)
School, QMC (46) questions answered by physics
Talk Nursing at Nottingham 10.30-11.15am LT1, Medical School, QMC (46) Talk The dark side of the universe 1-1.30pm B1, Physics Building (22)
12.45-1.30pm
Guided tour The MRI Centre 1-1.45pm Foyer, Physics Building (22)
Pharmacy Drop-in Tours of the school, refreshments and exhibitions 10am-4pm Foyer, Pharmacy (26)
3-3.45pm
Talk Introduction to the School of Pharmacy, our 10.30-11.30am C14, Pope Building (27) Physiotherapy Drop-in Come and talk to our staff and students 9am-3pm Studio 1, David Ross
courses and life as a student 2-3pm Sports Village (34)
Practical How to counsel a patient – a hands-on case 11.45am-12.15pm Foyer, Pharmacy (26) Talk Studying physiotherapy at Nottingham 10.30-11.15am Studio 2, David Ross
study workshop. Please collect a ticket from the 1.15-1.45pm 1.15-2pm Sports Village (34)
Pharmacy Foyer
For more Physiotherapy talks and activities, please see the next page.
32 33University Park Campus Subject talks and activities Please see University Park Campus
on the Open Day Event Map Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference)
Spanish, Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room, Trent
Activity Type Description Times Location (map reference) Portuguese and at the Modern Languages exhibition Building (11)
Latin American
Physiotherapy Guided tour Guided bus tour (Clinical Sciences Building 11.30am-12.45pm Shuttle bus stop 5, opposite Talk Studying abroad as part of your language course 10.45-11.30am A1/A2, Highfield House (10)
Studies
continued at City Hospital) 2.15-3.30pm David Ross Sports 12.30-1.15pm
Please also see Arts 1.30-2.15pm
Village (34) and Humanities
Politics and Drop-in Staff and students will be available to chat about 9.30am-4pm Atrium, North entrance, Law Talk Hispanic studies courses at Nottingham 11.45am-12.15pm A1/A2, Highfield House (10)
International our courses and answer your questions and Social Sciences (7) 2.30-3pm
Relations Taster session Beginner's Portuguese language 1-1.30pm B38a, Trent Building (11)
Talk Studying politics and international 10-10.45am B63, Law and Social
relations at Nottingham 11.45am-12.30pm Sciences (7)
3-3.45pm Talk Studying Modern European Studies, Modern 1.45-2.15pm A03, Teaching and Learning
Language Studies, Modern Languages with Building (62)
Taster session Experience a politics and international relations 11-11.30am B63, Law and Social
Business and Modern Languages with Translation
lecture at Nottingham 12.45-1.15pm Sciences (7)
Sport and Exercise Drop-in Chat to staff and students and find out 9.30am-3pm Studio 1, David Ross
Psychology Drop-in Staff and students will be available to discuss 9.30am-4pm Social Space, Psychology
Science more about our course, the schools and Sports Village (34)
the course and answer your questions Building (29)
graduate careers
9.30am-3pm Greenfield Medical Library,
Talk Why psychology? Why Nottingham? Hear 10.45-11.45am Coates Road Auditorium (51)
Medical School QMC (46)
about our course at Nottingham, and listen to a 1.15-2.15pm
student’s perspective Talk Sport and exercise science at Nottingham 11.15-11.45am Studio 2, David Ross Sports
2-2.30pm Village (34)
Russian and Drop-in Talk to staff and students about our courses 9.30am-4pm Council Dining Room, Trent
Slavonic Studies at the Modern Languages exhibition Building (11) Guided tour 30-minute tour of our Exercise 11.45am-12.15pm Depart from Studio 2, David
Please also see Arts Physiology, Psychology and Biomechanics 2.30-3pm Ross Sports Village (34)
Talk Studying abroad as part of your language course 10.45-11.30am A1/A2, Highfield House (10)
and Humanities teaching laboratories
12.30-1.15pm
1.30-2.15pm Sport Drop-in Staff and students are available to 9am-3pm Studio 1, David Ross Sports
Rehabilitation answer questions Village (34)
Taster session Russian language taster session 11.15-11.45am B38a, Trent Building (11)
Talk Studying sport rehabilitation at Nottingham 10.30-11.15am Studio 3, David Ross Sports
Talk Studying Russian and Slavonic studies 1-1.30pm B46, Trent Building (11) 1.15-2pm Village (34)
at Nottingham Guided tour Guided bus tour (Clinical Sciences Building 11.30am-12.45pm Shuttle bus stop 5, opposite
Talk Modern European Studies, Modern Language 1.45-2.15pm A03, Teaching and Learning at City Hospital) 2.15-3.30pm David Ross Sports
Studies, Modern Languages with Business, Building (62) Village (34)
Modern Languages with Translation Theology and Drop-in Chat to staff and students and find out 10am-4pm A22, Humanities (55)
Sociology, Drop-in Meet our students and admissions tutor 9.30am-3.30pm A5, Law and Social Religious Studies more about our department, courses and
criminology, social Sciences (7) graduate careers
Please also see Arts
work and social and Humanities Talk Hear about studying in our department and 12-12.45pm A03, Humanities (55)
Talk Why study criminology at Nottingham? 10-10.30am A1, Law and Social
policy ask our admissions tutor your questions
12-12.30pm Sciences (7)
2-2.30pm Talk Why study theology and religious studies? 2.30-3.15pm A03, Humanities (55)
Talk Why study social policy at Nottingham? 10.30-11am A4, Law and Social Members of staff provide a flavour of the
1.30-2pm Sciences (7) topics we offer
Talk Why study sociology at Nottingham? 11-11.30am A1, Law and Social Zoology See Biology entry for full activities
1-1.30pm Sciences (7)
Talk Why study social work at the University 11-11.30am A4, Law and Social
of Nottingham? 2-2.30pm Sciences (7)
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