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WEDNESDAY 3 APRIL 2019 | 12 - 4.30PM
HELLO AND WELCOME
I am so pleased that you can join us at this Applicant Afternoon, where you can explore the
many exciting aspects of university life at Canterbury Christ Church University.
We know that choosing a university is one of the region, a joint collaboration with the
the most important decisions you are likely to University of Kent, to be located across our
make, and one which will undoubtedly change respective campuses. In addition, the Plan
the course of your life. For that reason, I would will enable modern high quality facilities and
like to take the opportunity to tell you a little buildings to respond to students needs and
more about our University as you look around expectations, and to enable us to achieve our
our Canterbury Campus. academic vision. Building of the first phase was
recently completed and our new Daphne Oram
Inspired by our Church of England Foundation, building, dedicated to 21st Century creative
we believe that education changes lives for arts, became operational earlier this year.
the better through innovative teaching,
world-class research and our diverse Beyond the location, you’ll be considering
community of students, staff and alumni. how university can bring life experience,
In coming to Canterbury Christ Church, academic fulfilment and firm and exciting
you will be joining a thriving community of career prospects. We’ve been helping students
16,000 students. Our students enjoy studying achieve their academic and career potential
in the beautiful and historic city of Canterbury, for over 50 years, and are proud that last year,
a World Heritage Site, as well as our other 94% of our UK undergraduate leavers were
well-established campus location at Medway. employed or in further study six months after
completing their studies. And over 90% of
In exploring Canterbury today, make sure you our employed graduates are in graduate-level
see our wonderful city centre buildings and jobs three and a half years after finishing their
facilities. In 2012 we opened our St George’s studies, higher than the national average.
Centre, home to our Students’ Union and
first class student accommodation. St George’s We are also a major provider in the South East
is special because it has been designed by for courses which lead to careers in the public
our students, even down to the fixtures and services, such as teacher training, policing,
fittings, and is in a perfect city centre location. health and social care. This reputation extends
to our other areas of study, including business
We have also created stunning music and and management, arts and humanities and
performing arts facilities on campus – Anselm social and applied sciences.
Studios, St Gregory’s Centre for Music and
our Maxwell Davies building. Each adds an Most importantly, though, we are passionate
exciting new dimension to arts and culture at about education and our students. Today’s
the University and to the range of facilities we and future students, like you, are at the centre
offer our students. of everything we do – you inspire our teaching
and motivate our determination to ensure that
As part of our Estates Master Plan to inform our physical facilities are outstanding.
the future development of the estate over
the next 10-15 years, we have commenced We hope that you like what you see
the development of the former prison today and, if you do, that you return to
site in Canterbury. This will bring exciting Christ Church as one of our next generation
new curriculum opportunities such as of successful students.
Engineering and Technology (a small number
of programmes have commenced), and a Professor Rama Thirunamachandran
first Kent and Medway Medical School for Vice-Chancellor and Principal
02 Canterbury Christ Church University | 2019 Applicant Days
CONTENTS
WELCOME.............................................................................................02
PLAN YOUR APPLICANT AFTERNOON................................. 04
HOW TO GET HERE ........................................................................05
FOOD AND DRINK............................................................................06
EXPLORING CANTERBURY...........................................................06
SAMPLE ITINERARIES......................................................................07
TIMETABLES.........................................................................................08
SUBJECT TALKS AND STANDS..................................................... 10
TOURS AND ACCOMMODATION............................................31
YOUR PLANNER.................................................................................32
ABOUT CANTERBURY.....................................................................33
CAMPUS MAP....................................................................................35
CITY MAP.......................................................................BACK COVER
CONNECT
If you’ve got questions before, during or after your Applicant Afternoon visit, just ask!
opendays@canterbury.ac.uk
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www.canterbury.ac.uk 03
PLAN YOUR VISIT
Thank you for booking your Applicant Afternoon visit.
Before you visit
There’s a lot to see and do in one visit. Use this guide to help you plan your
afternoon around what you want to find out.
Got questions?
Write them down now on the planner on page 32.
Make the most of your trip – see page 5 for essential travel information and
suggestions for visiting Canterbury, helpful if you’re unfamiliar with the City.
If you’re travelling from a fair distance, why not make time to stay and explore
our beautiful cathedral city, or maybe head to the coast?
On the day
WHEN YOU ARRIVE
MEET US:
Our Applicant Afternoon runs from 12 noon to 4.30pm and you can arrive and
leave when you want – use the timetables on pages 8-30 and planner on page You’ll see lots of people in red –
32 to make sure you don’t miss anything. all Christ Church students, here to
help you make the most of your visit.
At some point during the afternoon (you don’t have to do it as soon as you
arrive) please register your attendance at a welcome desk. To do this you’ll
need your QR code which can found either on your confirmation email or on
TOP TIP:
the letter that came with this pack. Don’t worry if you forget your code, we’ll Remember to visit your subject
ask you to complete a quick form. stand! This is your opportunity to
talk to lecturers and students about
Welcome desks are at Old Sessions House and Augustine House
the course you’re interested in and
(see maps on pages 35 and back cover).
find out all the information you need
to make a decision.
Afterwards
Take some time to think about your experience.
Write down the pros and cons. Ask friends or family who came with you
for their views – but remember, it’s your decision, and you’ll be spending
three or more years at Uni – so the choice is up to you.
04 Canterbury Christ Church University | 2019 Applicant Days
HOW TO GET HERE
You will have the chance to explore a number of our
locations across the City. Most activities take place on
our North Holmes Campus and in Augustine House.
For detailed information about how to find us:
www.canterbury.ac.uk/FindUs/Canterbury
TRAVEL BY CAR
PARKING See the ‘Where to Park’ leaflet included in your
pack, or visit www.canterbury.gov.uk/parking
Like most cities, Canterbury’s traffic can get
busy, so allow plenty of time. There is no PARK & RIDE POSTCODES FOR YOUR SAT NAV:
parking on campus during the week, so for
From Dover use From Thanet From London
cheap, all-day parking we recommend you use
New Dover Road use Sturry Road use Wincheap
one of the city’s three park and ride sites.
www.canterbury.gov.uk/parkandride CT1 3EJ CT1 1AD CT1 3TQ
Buses run about every 8 minutes and drop DISABLED PARKING
off at the main bus station at Whitefriars, Blue Badge holders may park in any of the
just 5 minutes’ walk from campus. designated parking spaces for disabled people
in the University car parks (see campus map
Other car parks are signposted from all major on page 35 for locations). Please remember to
routes into the city. display your badge.
TOP TIP:
There are three universities in Canterbury!
Keep an eye out for ‘Canterbury Christ Church
University’ signs and don’t follow those that
just say ‘University’.
TOP TIP:
Look out for our Student Helpers
(dressed in red) when arriving
at the bus or train station. We’ll
point you in the right direction!
TRAVEL BY BUS TRAVEL BY RAIL
Canterbury’s bus station at Whitefriars Canterbury has two rail stations – Canterbury East and Canterbury
is just a few minutes’ walk from our West. It takes less than an hour to get from London St Pancras to
campus. Information about bus and Canterbury via the high speed service. Both stations are within walking
coach services to Canterbury can be distance of the campus or have taxi ranks just outside if you prefer.
found at: www.stagecoachbus.com www.nationalrail.co.uk
www.canterbury.ac.uk 05
FOOD AND DRINK TOP TIP:
Last Open Day, hundreds of thirsty visitors
enjoyed a hot drink on us. We’ve extended
this to include our Applicant Days and sent
you a voucher. Don’t forget to use it!
TAKE A BREAK
Applicant Days are fun and exciting. But they can also be long, and tiring.
No-one gets the best out of an experience if they’re hungry and thirsty.
So make sure you plan in time for a break and a bite to eat.
WHERE TO STOP
Location Open Good for…
THE FOOD COURT (ANSELM) 08:30-14:30 A full meal or a snack. Somewhere to sit down.
DAPHNE ORAM CAFÉ 09:00-15:30 Drinks, snacks and sandwiches on the go.
TOUCHDOWN CAFÉ (LAUD) 08:00-19:00 Grab a barista coffee and a pastry for a quick re-fuel.
SESSIONS KIOSK
08:30-15:00 Drinks, snacks and sandwiches on the go.
(OLD SESSIONS HOUSE)
ATRIUM CAFÉ (AUGUSTINE HOUSE) 08:30-14:30 Hot and cold meals and you can rest your feet.
ATRIUM POD (AUGUSTINE HOUSE) 09:30-19:00 Drinks, snacks and sandwiches on the go.
CAFE 41 (ST GEORGE’S CENTRE) 08:30-15:30 Fresh coffee, homemade cakes and snacks served daily.
EXPLORING
CANTERBURY
If you’re planning to explore the City,
there are lots of places to eat and drink
– maybe for your evening meal if you’re
staying overnight.
Canterbury has everything. Its World Heritage Status
has established the city as one of the country’s
‘must see’ destinations. Explore, enjoy – take a look
around the magnificent Cathedral – you could be
graduating there soon.
06 Canterbury Christ Church University | 2019 Applicant Days
SAMPLE ITINERARIES
There’s a lot to see and do in one visit. Planning in advance will help you make the
most of your visit. We’ve put together some suggestions to show you how:
1. I’ve got a long journey to get here, 2. I’ve already been to an Open Day here,
and I’ve already visited other Unis. before I applied. I’m narrowing down
I want to know: my choices now, so I want to:
hat makes Christ Church different
W Talk to my subject tutors in detail about the course
from other Unis I’ve seen? Find out more from students on my course
What’s the student accommodation like? Get a better idea of accommodation, and how
Is the course I’m holding an offer for, the right much it costs to live as a student
one for me – what are the tutors like? Get to know more about student life in Canterbury
What’s it like to live and study in Canterbury?
You could... Your day looks like...
11:45 Arrive and freshen up after the journey 13:00 Arrive
12:00 Welcome talk – Old Sessions House, Og46 13:15 Media and Communications stand –
Augustine House, Augustine Hall, AHg27
12:45 Student-led campus tour –
leave from Old Sessions House, Og12 13:45 Pop in to Petros Court to have a look at the
accommodation available
13:30 Lunch in the Food Court
15:15 Grab a drink and snack from Touchdown, Laud
14:15 Tourism Management taster session:
Tourism and events quiz – Newton, Ng01 15:30 Media and Communications workshop
– Powell, Pg07
15:15 Visit a mixture of accommodation
16:30 Head into Canterbury or home
16:00 Tourism, Events and Hospitality stand –
Augustine House, Augustine Hall, AHg27
16:30 Canterbury City centre – shopping then home
3. I’ve been offered a place on a Your day might look like...
combined honours degree.
I want to: 11:45 Arrive and freshen up after the journey
12:00 Welcome talk – Old Sessions House, Og46
Talk to subject tutors from both subjects
12:45 Lunch at Augustine House
et a better idea of accommodation, and
G
how much it costs to live as a student 13:45 Student Life talk – Augustine House, AH1.21
See what it would be like to live in Canterbury 14:30 Politics stand – Augustine House,
Get to know more about student life Augustine Hall, AHg27
15:00 History stand – Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
15:15 Head into Canterbury or home
www.canterbury.ac.uk 07
TIMETABLES
Activity Description Time(s) Location
ACCOMMODATION Information desk – drop in for advice about accommodation. 12:00-16:30 Augustine House, atrium
For more info including photos and prices please visit: AND
www.canterbury.ac.uk/accommodation Old Sessions House, Og12
A selection of rooms will be open for viewing 12:00-16:30 Accommodation information
desks or the welcome desks
Talk 12:30-12:55 Michael Berry Lecture Theatre,
Old Sessions House, Og46
Tour – Lanfranc – Walking bus led by one of our students. Leaving every Old Sessions House, Og12
Duration: 30 minutes (approximately) 20 minutes from
12:00-15:50
Tour – St George’s – Walking bus led by one of our students. Leaving every Old Sessions House, Og12
Duration: 30 minutes (approximately) 20 minutes from
12:00-15:50
Tour – Petros Court and Pin Hill – Walking bus led by one of Leaving every Augustine House, atrium
our students. 20 minutes from
Duration: 30 minutes (approximately) 12:00-15:50
ADMISSIONS Information desk – stop here for more information about 12:00-16:30 Augustine House, atrium
your application
BOOKSHOP Take time out to browse our newly refurbished university 08:30-17:30 Laud
owned bookshop. Our experienced booksellers are dedicated
to providing you with all your recommended texts and much
more. You’ll always find great promotions for books and
merchandise here on campus
CAMPUS TOURS Our students will be giving guided tours of the Leaving every Old Sessions House, Og12
(STUDENT-LED) North Holmes Campus. 10 minutes from
Duration: 45 minutes approximately 12:00-16:00 (last tour
leaves at 16:00)
CAREERS, Drop in and speak to a member of staff at our stand 12:00-16:30 Augustine House, atrium
VOLUNTEERING
AND UNITEMPS
Information desk 13:00-16:30 Anselm, SportsLab, Ag54
Drop in and look around the facilities – it’s highly popular 13:00-16:30 Pilgrims Way,
thanks to the wide choice of sports, physical activities and see map on the back cover
fitness opportunities
Walking tour 13:30, 14:00, Anselm, SportsLab, Ag54
14:30, 15:00,
15:30, 16:00
CITY CENTRE Accompany a student into the city centre to get a feel for this 15:30-16:30 Old Sessions House, Og12
TOURS World Heritage Site city. They’ll take you through the historic
streets and bustling shopping areas that illustrate why, as a
student destination, it’s hard to beat. Duration: 1 hour (approx.)
Where’s my room?
To find the location of a building • The first letter indicates building name For example: Lg26 is Laud building,
see the campus map on page 35. • The second letter indicates the floor ground floor, room 26. Of50 is
Within buildings: (ie g=ground, f=first and so on) Old Sessions House, first floor, room 50.
08 Canterbury Christ Church University | 2019 Applicant Days
Activity Description Time(s) Location
ESTATES AND Information desk – stop here to pick up information about 12:00-16:30 Augustine House, atrium
FACILITIES travel, car parking and our facilities
FEES AND Information desk 12:00-16:30 Augustine House, atrium
FINANCE
Talk 13:30-13:55 Powell Lecture Theatre, Pg09
Talk 16:00-16:25 Michael Berry Lecture Theatre,
Old Sessions House, Og46
INFORMATION Information desk – find out about our range of IT services 12:00-16:30 Augustine House, atrium
TECHNOLOGY (IT) including free and discounted software, CLIC Portal, iBorrows
and much more!
INTERNATIONAL Drop in and discuss how you can experience an Erasmus+ 12:00-16:30 Augustine House, atrium
exchange by studying a year abroad at one of over 50
European partner institutions or attend a Summer School at
one of our partners worldwide. EU/Overseas enquirers can
also discuss options for studying in the UK
I-ZONE Student Information – the i-zone provides an information 08:30-18:00 Augustine House, atrium
service to all students across our campuses. Please feel free to
come and talk to us during your visit
LIBRARY Information desk – meet a friendly member of library staff and 12:00-16:30 Augustine House, atrium
find out how we can help you find the information you’ll need
for your studies
Tour – take a 15 minute tour of our award-winning library 12:00-16:00 Augustine House, atrium
PEER Choosing to go to university is a big decision and will be the start 12:00-16:30 Augustine House, atrium
MENTORING of a very special journey. Access the knowledge and experience
of one of our current students to guide you along the way
SIDNEY COOPER Art Gallery 11:30-17:00 St Peter’s Street –
GALLERY see map on the back cover
STUDENT Drop in – we’re here to inform you about sustainability and the 12:00-16:30 Augustine House, atrium
GREEN OFFICE impact this has across the campuses and at home
STUDENT LIFE Talks – find out more about the experiences of our current 13:45-14:20 Augustine House, AH1.21
students and hear from the Students’ Union Leadership Team 14:45-15:20
about the huge range of sports and activities on offer to
enhance your student experience
STUDENT SUPPORT, Drop in – speak to one the Student Support and Wellbeing 12:00-16:30 Augustine House, atrium
HEALTH AND Advisers about your finances (including Student Finance) and
WELLBEING general wellbeing. This can also include information about what
support the Disability and Mental Wellbeing Team can offer
Information desk 12:00-16:30 Augustine House, atrium
Talks – see Student Life talk 13:45-14:20 Augustine House, AH1.21
14:45-15:20
WELCOME Information desk – register your attendance 12:00-16:30 Augustine House, atrium
or pick up a prospectus AND
Old Session House, foyer
Talk – your introduction to the University 12:00-12:25 Michael Berry Lecture Theatre,
Old Sessions House, Og46
Talk – your introduction to the University 12:30-12:55 Powell Lecture Theatre, Pg09
Note: Finish times for talks are approximate www.canterbury.ac.uk 09
SUBJECT TALKS, TASTER SESSIONS AND STANDS
Subject Description Time(s) Location
A
ACCOUNTING/ Stand – Business School 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
ACCOUNTING Augustine Hall, AHg27
AND FINANCE
Taster session – The rise and fall of a business giant! 14:15-15:05 Ramsey, Rg11
In small groups, you will discuss a topical news story 15:30-16:20
in a business context e.g. share price, profit, customer
perception, marketing, public relations. Each group will make
a poster to capture the key points
ADVERTISING Stand – Business School 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – The rise and fall of a business giant! 14:15-15:05 Ramsey, Rg11
In small groups, you will discuss a topical news story 15:30-16:20
in a business context e.g. share price, profit, customer
perception, marketing, public relations. Each group will make
a poster to capture the key points
AMERICAN Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
STUDIES Augustine Hall, AHg27
Talk – Why American Studies Matters, Now More 13:00-13:50 Powell, Pf06
Than Ever
A short lecture about studying American Studies at
Christ Church and the essential importance of the discipline
Talks – Study in North America as part of your degree 14:15-15:05 Powell, Pf06
Spending time abroad is an excellent way to enrich your 15:30-16:20
university experience and looks great on your CV too. Come
and hear about our exchange programme and listen to
former exchange students discuss their experiences
American Studies is also available with a Foundation Year
(Year 0). For more information please see the Arts and
Humanities Foundation Year entry on page 11
ANIMAL SCIENCE Stand – Science 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – Science Taster 14:00-16:30 Somerville, Somerville Labs,
Hands-on lab sessions. You will also have the chance to chat Sg09
to staff and current students from the Life Science section.
Please drop in between 14:00 and 16:30
Where’s my room?
To find the location of a building • The first letter indicates building name For example: Lg26 is Laud building,
see the campus map on page 35. • The second letter indicates the floor ground floor, room 26. Of50 is
Within buildings: (ie g=ground, f=first and so on) Old Sessions House, first floor, room 50.
10 Canterbury Christ Church University | 2019 Applicant Days Available with a Foundation YearSubject Description Time(s) Location
A
APPLIED Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
CRIMINOLOGY Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – True Crime 14:15-15:05 Newton, Ng09
Applied Criminology is challenging and exciting, but
understanding what crime is, is not as straight forward as
you may think. How would you decide what to do when a
crime has been committed?
ARCHAEOLOGY Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – What can an Archaeology degree do you for? 14:15-15:05 Powell, Pg06
Talks – Study in North America as part of your degree 14:15-15:05 Powell, Pf06
Spending time abroad is an excellent way to enrich your 15:30-16:20
university experience and looks great on your CV too.
Come and hear about our exchange programme and listen
to former exchange students discuss their experiences
Archaeology is also available with a Foundation Year (Year 0).
For more information please see the Arts and Humanities
Foundation Year entry on page 11
ARTS AND Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
HUMANITIES Augustine Hall, AHg27
FOUNDATION YEAR
Talks – Arts and Humanities Foundation Year 13:00-13:50 Newton, Nf06-07
From day one you will be introduced to University life and 14:15-15:05
begin to develop core academic skills. You will also study a
selection of modules closely connected to your future degree
pathway. Supportive and experienced lecturers will help you
to access the knowledge and skills you need in a stimulating
learning environment
ARTS IN EDUCATION Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – Where do the arts come from? 15:30-16:20 Augustine House,
In this session, we’ll explore some of the geographical and Augustine Hall, AH1.21
sociological aspects to this question
TOP TIP:
Plan plenty of time for talking to your subject tutors and
current students. The stands can get busy. Come armed with
your questions – and don’t forget to plan time for lunch.
Note: Finish times for talks are approximate
Available with a Foundation Year www.canterbury.ac.uk 11SUBJECT TALKS, TASTER SESSIONS AND STANDS
Subject Description Time(s) Location
B
BIOCHEMISTRY Stand – Science 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
AND BIOLOGICAL Augustine Hall, AHg27
CHEMISTRY
Taster session – Science Taster 14:00-16:30 Somerville, Somerville Labs,
Hands-on lab sessions. You will also have the chance to chat Sg09
to staff and current students from the Life Science section.
Please drop in between 14:00 and 16:30
BIOLOGY Stand – Science 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – Science Taster 14:00-16:30 Somerville, Somerville Labs,
Hands-on lab sessions. You will also have the chance to chat Sg09
to staff and current students from the Life Science section.
Please drop in between 14:00 and 16:30
BIOMEDICAL Stand 13:00-16:30 Laud, Lb01
ENGINEERING
Taster sesssion – What, How and Why Engineering 13:00-13:50 Laud, Lb01
Come and taste what is engineering, how to engineer
solutions to problems, through conceiving ideas, designing
solutions, implementing and operating the solution and
therefore why study engineering with us?
BIOMOLECULAR Stand – Science 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
SCIENCE Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – Science Taster 14:00-16:30 Somerville, Somerville Labs,
Hands-on lab sessions. You will also have the chance to chat Sg09
to staff and current students from the Life Science section.
Please drop in between 14:00 and 16:30
BUSINESS Stand – Computing 13:00-16:30 Invicta, If07
INFORMATION
SYSTEMS Taster session – Data Recovery and Analysis in Computing 13:00-13:50 Invicta, If03
An interactive session on computer systems exploring the
use of computer forensics software
Taster session – Social Media: Benefits and Pitfalls 14:15-15:05 Invicta, If02
A session which explores the reputation management of
your online presence
BUSINESS Stand – Business School 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
MANAGEMENT Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – The rise and fall of a business giant! 14:15-15:05 Ramsey, Rg11
In small groups, you will discuss a topical news story 15:30-16:20
in a business context e.g. share price, profit, customer
perception, marketing, public relations. Each group will make
a poster to capture the key points
Where’s my room?
To find the location of a building • The first letter indicates building name For example: Lg26 is Laud building,
see the campus map on page 35. • The second letter indicates the floor ground floor, room 26. Of50 is
Within buildings: (ie g=ground, f=first and so on) Old Sessions House, first floor, room 50.
12 Canterbury Christ Church University | 2019 Applicant Days Available with a Foundation YearSubject Description Time(s) Location
B
BUSINESS Stand – Business School 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
STUDIES Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – The rise and fall of a business giant! 14:15-15:05 Ramsey, Rg11
In small groups, you will discuss a topical news story 15:30-16:20
in a business context e.g. share price, profit, customer
perception, marketing, public relations. Each group will make
a poster to capture the key points
C
CHEMICAL Stand 13:00-16:30 Laud, Lb01
ENGINEERING
Taster sesssion – What, How and Why Engineering 13:00-13:50 Laud, Lb01
Come and taste what is engineering, how to engineer
solutions to problems, through conceiving ideas, designing
solutions, implementing and operating the solution and
therefore why study engineering with us?
CHEMISTRY FOR Stand – Science 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
DRUG DISCOVERY Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – Science Taster 14:00-16:30 Somerville, Somerville Labs,
Hands-on lab sessions. You will also have the chance to chat Sg09
to staff and current students from the Life Science section.
Please drop in between 14:00 and 16:30
COMPUTER Stand – Computing 13:00-16:30 Invicta, If07
FORENSICS AND
SECURITY Taster session – Data Recovery and Analysis in Computing 13:00-13:50 Invicta, If03
An interactive session on computer systems exploring the
use of computer forensics software
Taster session – Social Media: Benefits and Pitfalls 14:15-15:05 Invicta, If02
A session which explores the reputation management of
your online presence
COMPUTER Stand – Computing 13:00-16:30 Invicta, If07
SCIENCE
Taster session – Data Recovery and Analysis in Computing 13:00-13:50 Invicta, If03
An interactive session on computer systems exploring the
use of computer forensics software
Taster session – Social Media: Benefits and Pitfalls 14:15-15:05 Invicta, If02
A session which explores the reputation management of
your online presence
COMPUTING Stand – Computing 13:00-16:30 Invicta, If07
Taster session – Data Recovery and Analysis in Computing 13:00-13:50 Invicta, If03
An interactive session on computer systems exploring the
use of computer forensics software
Taster session – Social Media: Benefits and Pitfalls 14:15-15:05 Invicta, If02
A session which explores the reputation management of
your online presence
Note: Finish times for talks are approximate
Available with a Foundation Year www.canterbury.ac.uk 13SUBJECT TALKS, TASTER SESSIONS AND STANDS
Subject Description Time(s) Location
C
CREATIVE AND Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
PROFESSIONAL Augustine Hall, AHg27
WRITING
Taster session – Creative Writing Workshop – 15:30-16:20 Newton, Ns06-07
Telling it slant
A fun, interactive session to inspire a fresh approach to
writing and how to show, not tell. This is a taste of the work
we do on the degree programme
Talks – Study in North America as part of your degree 14:15-15:05 Powell, Pf06
Spending time abroad is an excellent way to enrich your 15:30-16:20
university experience and looks great on your CV too.
Come and hear about our exchange programme and listen
to former exchange students discuss their experiences
Creative and Professional Writing is also available with a
Foundation Year (Year 0). For more information please see
the Arts and Humanities Foundation Year entry on page 11
D
DANCE Stand 13:00-16:30 Daphne Oram,
Exhibition Space
AND
Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
DANCE Stand 13:00-16:30 Daphne Oram,
EDUCATION Exhibition Space
DIAGNOSTIC Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House, at the
RADIOGRAPHY rear of the second floor
Taster session – We will look at the different densities that 14:15-15:05 Johnson, Jg26
you can appreciate in Digital Radiography. You will be able 15:30-16:20
to choose an object to identify in a radiograph
DIGITAL MEDIA Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
AND
Powell, Pf07
Taster session – Introducing Creative Critique 13:00-13:50 Powell, Pf07
This session will introduce applicants to a key skill and
processes needed when developing original, creative content
Where’s my room?
To find the location of a building • The first letter indicates building name For example: Lg26 is Laud building,
see the campus map on page 35. • The second letter indicates the floor ground floor, room 26. Of50 is
Within buildings: (ie g=ground, f=first and so on) Old Sessions House, first floor, room 50.
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DRAMA Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
Workshop – Devising Through Movement 14:15-15:05 Anselm, Anselm Studio 1
This workshop will offer you the opportunity to explore
devising skills through a focus on the body, space and image
Talks – Study in North America as part of your degree 14:15-15:05 Powell, Pf06
Spending time abroad is an excellent way to enrich your 15:30-16:20
university experience and looks great on your CV too. Come
and hear about our exchange programme and listen to
former exchange students discuss their experiences
E
EARLY Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
CHILDHOOD STUDIES Augustine Hall, AHg27
Stand – Find out more about the Foundation Year that is 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
available with this programme Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – Children and their childhoods: reflecting on 14:15-15:05 Augustine House, AH2.23
children’s spaces to sleep
Applicants will be invited to consider what it may mean to
be a child and to have a childhood by exploring images of
where children sleep
ECOLOGY Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – Science Taster 14:00-16:30 Somerville, Somerville Labs,
Hands-on lab sessions. You will also have the chance to chat Sg09
to staff and current students from the Life Science section.
Please drop in between 14:00 and 16:30
EDUCATION Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
STUDIES Augustine Hall, AHg27
Stand – Find out more about the Foundation Year that is 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
available with this programme Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – What is the point of higher education? 15:30-16:20 Augustine House, AH2.23
This is a taught session considering the purpose of education.
Did you think Education Studies was just about schools?
It’s a broad-ranging degree including elements of sociology,
psychology, history and philosophy. Come along and join in
the debate
Note: Finish times for talks are approximate
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Subject Description Time(s) Location
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ENGLISH Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
LANGUAGE Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – Learning the English Language 14:15-15:05 Erasmus, Eg02
English Language is also available with a Foundation Year
(Year 0). For more information please see the Arts and
Humanities Foundation Year entry on page 11
ENGLISH Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
LITERATURE Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – The Remembered Dead: the politics 13:00-13:50 Newton, Ns06-07
of commemoration
This session will explore how poets have commemorated the
soldiers killed in the First World War. By looking at a range of
poems by soldiers and non-combatants, we will discuss both
the politics and the literary power of their representations
Taster session – Literary juvenilia or ‘Before They Were Famous’ 14:15-15:05 Newton, Ns06-07
All through the ages, and all through the alphabet, illustrious
literary careers have had inconspicuous teenage or pre-
teen beginnings: Jane Austen, the Brontës, Lewis Carroll,
Charles Dickens, George Eliot. This session will ask how
accurately we can predict the trajectory from gifted child
writer to successful adult author
Talks – Study in North America as part of your degree 14:15-15:05 Powell, Pf06
Spending time abroad is an excellent way to enrich your 15:30-16:20
university experience and looks great on your CV too.
Come and hear about our exchange programme and listen to
former exchange students discuss their experiences
English Literature is also available with a Foundation Year
(Year 0). For more information please see the Arts and
Humanities Foundation Year entry on page 11
ENVIRONMENTAL Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
SCIENCE Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – Science Taster 14:00-16:30 Somerville, Somerville Labs,
Hands-on lab sessions. You will also have the chance to chat Sg09
to staff and current students from the Life Science section.
Please drop in between 14:00 and 16:30
EVENTS Stand – Tourism, Events and Hospitality 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
MANAGEMENT Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – Tourism and events quiz 14:15-15:05 Newton, Ng01
15:30-16:20
Where’s my room?
To find the location of a building • The first letter indicates building name For example: Lg26 is Laud building,
see the campus map on page 35. • The second letter indicates the floor ground floor, room 26. Of50 is
Within buildings: (ie g=ground, f=first and so on) Old Sessions House, first floor, room 50.
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FILM Stand 13:00-16:30 Powell, foyer and
PRODUCTION Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
Workshop – Film sound and image editing 13:00-13:50 Powell, Pb08
A hands-on taster class offering an experience of film editing 14:15-15:05
and sound design. Places will be allocated on arrival
Workshop – Camera movement 14:15-15:05 Powell, Powell TV Studio
A hands-on taster class on camera movement. 15:30-16:20
Places will be allocated on arrival
Film Production is also available with a Foundation Year
(Year 0). For more information please see the Arts and
Humanities Foundation Year entry on page 11
FILM, RADIO Stand 13:00-16:30 Powell, foyer and
AND TELEVISION Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
Workshop – Film sound and image editing 13:00-13:50 Powell, Pb08
A hands-on taster class offering an experience of film editing 14:15-15:05
and sound design. Places will be allocated on arrival
Workshop – Camera movement 14:15-15:05 Powell, Powell TV Studio
A hands-on taster class on camera movement. 15:30-16:20
Places will be allocated on arrival
Film, Radio and Television Studies is also available with a
Foundation Year (Year 0). For more information please see
the Arts and Humanities Foundation Year entry on page 11
FINANCE Stand – Business School 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – The rise and fall of a business giant! 14:15-15:05 Ramsey, Rg11
In small groups, you will discuss a topical news story 15:30-16:20
in a business context e.g. share price, profit, customer
perception, marketing, public relations. Each group will make
a poster to capture the key points
FORENSIC Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
INVESTIGATION Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – ‘The Real CSI’ – A case study 15:30-16:20 Erasmus, Eg06
An opportunity to put yourself in the position of the
Crime Scene Manager and formulate strategies, discuss
lateral scenes, implement an examination plan and ultimately
solve the crime
Note: Finish times for talks are approximate
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Subject Description Time(s) Location
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GAMES DESIGN Stand 13:00-16:30 Daphne Oram,
Exhibition Space
Taster session – Games, Rules and Player Experience 13:00-13:50 Daphne Oram,
In this hands-on session you will be asked to think about and DO.2.04 and DO.2.05
apply some fundamental design questions to a well-known
game. By the end of the session you’ll have come up with a
new variant of a classic game, and have gained some insights
into the sorts of problems and challenges that professional
games designers face with when trying create experiences
which are as emotionally and intellectually engaging as
possible for players
Games Design is also available with a Foundation Year
(Year 0). For more information please see the Arts and
Humanities Foundation Year entry on page 11
GEOGRAPHY Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session - Geography Matters 13:00-13:50 Newton, Ng03
This interactive session explores a range of key contemporary
human and physical geographical issues through the lens of
‘space’ and ‘sense of place’, using a variety of geographical
visualisations (maps, air photographs, satellite images, and
cultural representations)
GRAPHIC DESIGN Stand 13:00-16:30 Daphne Oram,
Exhibition Space
Taster session – Type-face 14:15-15:05 Daphne Oram,
There are thousands of typefaces, some great and some DO.2.03
not so great... one important aspect of Graphic Design is in
selecting typefaces for a job. In this workshop session you
will encounter some typeface personalities and work with
them to create a digital portrait
Graphic Design is also available with a Foundation Year
(Year 0). For more information please see the Arts and
Humanities Foundation Year entry on page 11
Where’s my room?
To find the location of a building • The first letter indicates building name For example: Lg26 is Laud building,
see the campus map on page 35. • The second letter indicates the floor ground floor, room 26. Of50 is
Within buildings: (ie g=ground, f=first and so on) Old Sessions House, first floor, room 50.
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HEALTH PROMOTION Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – Mini lecture 15:30-16:20 Augustine House, AH3.31
You will be given an overview of the key topics you will study
during your time on the degree programme and also the
perspective of a student on the programme
HEALTH STUDIES Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – Mini lecture 15:30-16:20 Augustine House, AH3.31
You will be given an overview of the key topics you will study
during your time on the degree programme and also the
perspective of a student on the programme
HISTORY Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – Why History Matters, Now More Than Ever 13:00-13:50 Ramsey, Ramsey Lecture
A short lecture about studying history at Christ Church, and Theatre, Rg38
about the essential importance of the discipline, accompanied
by a short walk-through of our year one history programme
Taster session – Meet the Historians 14:15-15:05 Newton, Ns03-04
A question and answer session with current students and staff
Talks – Study in North America as part of your degree 14:15-15:05 Powell, Pf06
Spending time abroad is an excellent way to enrich your 15:30-16:20
university experience and looks great on your CV too.
Come and hear about our exchange programme and listen to
former exchange students discuss their experiences
History is also available with a Foundation Year (Year 0).
For more information please see the Arts and Humanities
Foundation Year entry on page 11
HOSPITALITY Stand – Tourism, Events and Hospitality 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
MANAGEMENT Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – Tourism and events quiz 14:15-15:05 Newton, Ng01
15:30-16:20
HUMAN Stand – Science 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
BIOLOGY Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – Science Taster 14:00-16:30 Somerville, Somerville Labs,
Hands-on lab sessions. You will also have the chance to chat Sg09
to staff and current students from the Life Science section.
Please drop in between 14:00 and 16:30
Note: Finish times for talks are approximate
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Subject Description Time(s) Location
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HUMAN Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
DEVELOPMENT Augustine Hall, AHg27
(MIND, BODY
AND SPIRIT) Stand – Find out more about the Foundation Year that is 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
available with this programme Augustine Hall, AHg27
HUMAN Stand – Business School 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
RESOURCE Augustine Hall, AHg27
MANAGEMENT
Taster session – The rise and fall of a business giant! 14:15-15:05 Ramsey, Rg11
In small groups, you will discuss a topical news story 15:30-16:20
in a business context e.g. share price, profit, customer
perception, marketing, public relations. Each group will make
a poster to capture the key points
I
INTERNATIONAL Stand – Business School 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
BUSINESS Augustine Hall, AHg27
MANAGEMENT
Taster session – The rise and fall of a business giant! 14:15-15:05 Ramsey, Rg11
In small groups, you will discuss a topical news story 15:30-16:20
in a business context e.g. share price, profit, customer
perception, marketing, public relations. Each group will make
a poster to capture the key points
INFORMATION Stand – Computing 13:00-16:30 Invicta, If07
TECHNOLOGY
Taster session – Data Recovery and Analysis in Computing 13:00-13:50 Invicta, If03
An interactive session on computer systems exploring the
use of computer forensics software
Taster session – Social Media: Benefits and Pitfalls 14:15-15:05 Invicta, If02
A session which explores the reputation management of
your online presence
INTERNATIONAL Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
FOUNDATION YEAR Augustine Hall, AHg27
INTERNATIONAL Stand – Politics 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
RELATIONS Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – Stop the world I want to get off! 15:30-16:20 Newton, Ng03
This session will include a talk about current crises in world
politics, economics and European issues as well as a class
activity and a question and answer session
Where’s my room?
To find the location of a building • The first letter indicates building name For example: Lg26 is Laud building,
see the campus map on page 35. • The second letter indicates the floor ground floor, room 26. Of50 is
Within buildings: (ie g=ground, f=first and so on) Old Sessions House, first floor, room 50.
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LAW Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session 1 – Necessity: A Defence to Murder? 13:00-13:50 Augustine House, AH3.31
Taster session 2 – Statutory Interpretation: 14:15-15:05 Augustine House, AH3.31
A Recipe for Certainty or Confusion?
LAW WITH Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
BUSINESS Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session 1 – Necessity: A Defence to Murder? 13:00-13:50 Augustine House, AH3.31
Taster session 2 – Statutory Interpretation: 14:15-15:05 Augustine House, AH3.31
A Recipe for Certainty or Confusion?
LAW WITH Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
CRIMINOLOGY Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session 1 – Necessity: A Defence to Murder? 13:00-13:50 Augustine House, AH3.31
Taster session 2 – Statutory Interpretation: 14:15-15:05 Augustine House, AH3.31
A Recipe for Certainty or Confusion?
LAW WITH Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
FINANCE Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session 1 – Necessity: A Defence to Murder? 13:00-13:50 Augustine House, AH3.31
Taster session 2 – Statutory Interpretation: 14:15-15:05 Augustine House, AH3.31
A Recipe for Certainty or Confusion?
LAW WITH Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
FORENSIC Augustine Hall, AHg27
INVESTIGATION
Taster session 1 – Necessity: A Defence to Murder? 13:00-13:50 Augustine House, AH3.31
Taster session 2 – Statutory Interpretation: 14:15-15:05 Augustine House, AH3.31
A Recipe for Certainty or Confusion?
LAW WITH Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
HISTORY Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session 1 – Necessity: A Defence to Murder? 13:00-13:50 Augustine House, AH3.31
Taster session 2 – Statutory Interpretation: 14:15-15:05 Augustine House, AH3.31
A Recipe for Certainty or Confusion?
TASTER SESSION 1 – TASTER SESSION 2 – Statutory Interpretation:
Necessity: A Defence to Murder? A Recipe for Certainty or Confusion?
Participate in an interactive Law-based exercise to give you a Participate in an interactive Law-based exercise to give you a
flavour of what to expect when studying Law at Christ Church flavour of what to expect when studying Law at Christ Church
Note: Finish times for talks are approximate
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Subject Description Time(s) Location
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LAW WITH Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
INTERNATIONAL Augustine Hall, AHg27
RELATIONS
Taster session 1 – Necessity: A Defence to Murder? 13:00-13:50 Augustine House, AH3.31
Taster session 2 – Statutory Interpretation: 14:15-15:05 Augustine House, AH3.31
A Recipe for Certainty or Confusion?
LAW WITH Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
POLICING Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session 1 – Necessity: A Defence to Murder? 13:00-13:50 Augustine House, AH3.31
Taster session 2 – Statutory Interpretation: 14:15-15:05 Augustine House, AH3.31
A Recipe for Certainty or Confusion?
LAW WITH Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
POLITICS Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session 1 – Necessity: A Defence to Murder? 13:00-13:50 Augustine House, AH3.31
Taster session 2 – Statutory Interpretation: 14:15-15:05 Augustine House, AH3.31
A Recipe for Certainty or Confusion?
LAW WITH Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
SOCIOLOGY Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session 1 – Necessity: A Defence to Murder? 13:00-13:50 Augustine House, AH3.31
Taster session 2 – Statutory Interpretation: 14:15-15:05 Augustine House, AH3.31
A Recipe for Certainty or Confusion?
LOGISTICS Stand – Business School 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
MANAGEMENT Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – The rise and fall of a business giant! 14:15-15:05 Ramsey, Rg11
In small groups, you will discuss a topical news story 15:30-16:20
in a business context e.g. share price, profit, customer
perception, marketing, public relations. Each group will make
a poster to capture the key points
TASTER SESSION 1 – TASTER SESSION 2 – Statutory Interpretation:
Necessity: A Defence to Murder? A Recipe for Certainty or Confusion?
Participate in an interactive Law-based exercise to give you a Participate in an interactive Law-based exercise to give you a
flavour of what to expect when studying Law at Christ Church flavour of what to expect when studying Law at Christ Church
Where’s my room?
To find the location of a building • The first letter indicates building name For example: Lg26 is Laud building,
see the campus map on page 35. • The second letter indicates the floor ground floor, room 26. Of50 is
Within buildings: (ie g=ground, f=first and so on) Old Sessions House, first floor, room 50.
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MANAGEMENT Stand – Business School 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
(PROFESSIONAL Augustine Hall, AHg27
PRACTICE), BSc
(APPRENTICESHIP) Taster session – The rise and fall of a business giant! 14:15-15:05 Ramsey, Rg11
In small groups, you will discuss a topical news story 15:30-16:20
in a business context e.g. share price, profit, customer
perception, marketing, public relations. Each group will make
a poster to capture the key points
MARKETING Stand – Business School 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
Augustine Hall, AHg27
Taster session – The rise and fall of a business giant! 14:15-15:05 Ramsey, Rg11
In small groups, you will discuss a topical news story 15:30-16:20
in a business context e.g. share price, profit, customer
perception, marketing, public relations. Each group will make
a poster to capture the key points
MECHANICAL Stand 13:00-16:30 Laud, Lb01
ENGINEERING
Taster sesssion – What, How and Why Engineering 13:00-13:50 Laud, Lb01
Come and taste what is engineering, how to engineer
solutions to problems, through conceiving ideas, designing
solutions, implementing and operating the solution and
therefore why study engineering with us?
MEDIA AND Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
COMMUNICATIONS Augustine Hall, AHg27
AND
Daphne Oram,
Exhibition Space
Workshop 15:30-16:20 Powell, Pg07
A hands-on session including a taster of our analytical and
design content
Media and Communications is also available with a
Foundation Year (Year 0). For more information please see the
Arts and Humanities Foundation Year entry on page 11
MEDIEVAL AND Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House,
EARLY MODERN Augustine Hall, AHg27
STUDIES
Taster session – What were the Middle Ages? 15:30-16:20 Newton, Ns03-04
In this interactive session you’ll be asked to consider what we
mean by the term ‘medieval’
MIDWIFERY Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House, at the
rear of the second floor
Taster session – Test your clinical skills in our Simulation Suite 14:15-14:55 St Paul’s House,
Step into our simulated health and social care environments 15:30-16:10 Church Street,
to find out how you can practise your skills on real-to-life see map on the back cover
mannequins, of various ages, in different scenarios.
Explore the opportunity to get involved in up to four different
health degree programmes, come and experience what it’s
like to be an integral part of a patient’s journey
Note: Finish times for talks are approximate
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Subject Description Time(s) Location
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MUSIC Stand 13:00-16:30 Daphne Oram,
Exhibition Space
MUSICAL Stand – Find out more about Musical Theatre 13:00-16:30 Daphne Oram,
THEATRE Exhibition Space
Workshop 13:00-13:50 Anselm, Anselm Studio 1
This exciting practical workshop will involve learning and
staging a Musical Theatre song, making bold creative
decisions quickly, working together and learning from each
other, modeling the way this degree course will work
N
NURSING Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House, rear of
(ADULT) the second floor
Taster session – Test your clinical skills in our Simulation Suite 14:15-14:45 St Paul’s House,
Step into our simulated health and social care environments 14:45-15:15 Church Street,
to find out how you can practise your skills on real-to-life see map on the back cover
15:30-16:00
mannequins, of various ages, in different scenarios.
16:00-16:30
Explore the opportunity to get involved in up to four
different health degree programmes, come and experience
what it’s like to be an integral part of a patient’s journey
NURSING Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House, rear of
(CHILD) the second floor
Taster session – Test your clinical skills in our Simulation Suite 14:15-14:45 St Paul’s House,
Step into our simulated health and social care environments 14:45-15:15 Church Street,
to find out how you can practise your skills on real-to-life see map on the back cover
15:30-16:00
mannequins, of various ages, in different scenarios.
16:00-16:30
Explore the opportunity to get involved in up to four
different health degree programmes, come and experience
what it’s like to be an integral part of a patient’s journey
NURSING Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House, rear of
(MENTAL HEALTH) the second floor
Taster session – Test your clinical skills in our Simulation Suite 14:15-14:45 St Paul’s House,
Step into our simulated health and social care environments 14:45-15:15 Church Street,
to find out how you can practise your skills on real-to-life see map on the back cover
15:30-16:00
mannequins, of various ages, in different scenarios.
16:00-16:30
Explore the opportunity to get involved in up to four
different health degree programmes, come and experience
what it’s like to be an integral part of a patient’s journey
Where’s my room?
To find the location of a building • The first letter indicates building name For example: Lg26 is Laud building,
see the campus map on page 35. • The second letter indicates the floor ground floor, room 26. Of50 is
Within buildings: (ie g=ground, f=first and so on) Old Sessions House, first floor, room 50.
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OCCUPATIONAL Stand 13:00-16:30 Augustine House, rear of
THERAPY the second floor
Taster session – Test your clinical skills in our Simulation Suite 14:15-14:45 St Paul’s House,
Step into our simulated health and social care environments 14:45-15:15 Church Street,
to find out how you can practise your skills on real-to-life see map on the back cover
15:30-16:00
mannequins, of various ages, in different scenarios.
16:00-16:30
Explore the opportunity to get involved in up to four
different health degree programmes, come and experience
what it’s like to be an integral part of a patient’s journey
P
PERFORMING Stand 13:00-16:30 Daphne Oram,
ARTS Exhibition Space
Workshop 13:00-13:50 Anselm, Anselm Studio 1
This exciting practical workshop will involve learning and
staging a Musical Theatre song, making bold creative
decisions quickly, working together and learning from each
other, modeling the way this degree course will work
Workshop 15:30-16:20 Anselm Balcony
Join us to explore stage lighting by getting hands on with (meet at the entrance
our virtual lighting rig Anselm Studio 1)
Performing Arts is also available with a Foundation Year
(Year 0). For more information please see the Arts and
Humanities Foundation Year entry on page 11
PHOTOGRAPHY Stand 13:00-16:30 Daphne Oram,
Exhibition Space
Taster session – Portraiture 14:15-15:15 Daphne Oram,
During this taster session you will use the specialist lighting DO.1.08 and DO.1.09
equipment to make a series of unique portraits which will
them be printed for you to take away. You will also meet
some of the teaching and technical staff and discuss course
content prior to your enrolment
Photography is also available with a Foundation Year (Year 0).
For more information please see the Arts and Humanities
Foundation Year entry on page 11
PHYSICAL Stand 13:00-16:30 Anselm, SportsLab, Ag54
EDUCATION AND
SPORT & EXERCISE Taster session – Learning in Physical Education Performance, 13:00-16:30 Anselm, SportsLab, Ag54
SCIENCE analysis and technology in Sport and Exercise Science
Please remember to bring your trainers!
Drop in and experience some of the popular laboratory
practical work that takes place on our sport-related
programmes. Please allow approximately 1 hour. Meet staff
and current students who will give you an insight into all
aspects of university life at Christ Church
Note: Finish times for talks are approximate
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