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Edgbaston campus map key Index to buildings by zone Red Zone Blue Zone Yellow Zone R1 Law Building B1 Medical School Y2 Haworth Building R4 Aston Webb – Lapworth Museum Y3 Engineering Building R6 Aston Webb – Great Hall Orange Zone Y9 Computer Science R7 Aston Webb – Student Hub O1 The Guild of Students Y11 Chemical Engineering R12 The Bramall O2 St Francis Hall (multi-faith Y14 Sport, Exercise and R13 Poynting Building chaplaincy) Rehabilitation Sciences R14 Barber Institute of Fine Arts O7 Sport & Fitness Y18 Bournbrook Student R15 Watson Building Accommodation and Pavillion R16 Arts Building Green Zone R19 Education Building G6 Metallurgy and Materials R21 Muirhead Tower G8 Gisbert Kapp Building R23 University Centre G9 52 Pritchatts Road R24 Staff House G12 Winterbourne House and Garden R26 Geography R27 Biosciences Building R28 Murray Learning Centre R29 The Alan Walters Building R30 Main Library R31 Collaborative Teaching Laboratory R32 Teaching and Learning Building R34 Cuore UOB CAMPUS MAP APP Find your way around the open day by downloading our free UoB Campus map app vis iTunes or Play store (search UoB campus map) or visit www.birmingham.ac.uk/contact/directions You can use the app to: n Find you way around campus via the quickest route n Navigate your way to accommodation n Access travel and parking information
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UNDERGRADUATE
OPEN DAYS
SEPT
14
#hellobrum
Information line: 0121 414 2242
www.birmingham.ac.uk/opendays
Contents
Welcome to our Open Day 3
Campus developments 5 WHY WAIT UNTIL YOU APPLY?
Tours and activities 6 Find out now if you are likely to receive an offer to study at Birmingham
The city of Birmingham 8 www.birmingham.ac.uk/offercalculator
Find out about our
accommodation 9
General events timetable 10
Subject events timetable 13
Catering outlets 28
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Lost persons and property Emergencies and Security
Lost persons or anyone finding or looking for lost To summon an ambulance and/or police dial 999 first
property should report to the Aston Webb Reception, and then inform Security Control on 0121 414 4444.
Aston Webb Building (R6). Tel: 0121 414 8130/8131
or contact a student ambassador. In the event of a fire contact Security Control on
0121 414 4444. To summon University Security Services
First aid for incidents not requiring the Emergency Services dial
First aid assistance can be found at the Aston Webb 0121 414 3000.
Reception, Aston Webb Building (R6).
Tel: 0121 414 8130/8131.
JOIN THE CONVERSATION FREE WI-FI
#hellobrum Feel free to ask us any questions
and make sure you share your
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Please select wifiguest and follow
thoughts and photos of the day the instructions on your device.
For updates and advice on what’s #hellobrum
happening throughout the day and
@unibirmingham
to share your views of our open day
and the University, follow us on
social media #hellobrum
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@unibirmingham
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3 How to reach the University
Check-in at open day 3
Welcome to our Open Day
STUDENT
SUPPORT AND
WELLBEING
Here at the University of
Birmingham, we are committed
to ensuring that whoever you are
and wherever you come from,
you have all of the support you
@eaad_at_uob @_carter.jpg need to make the most of your
time at university. The University
has a comprehensive network
of support mechanisms to
We are delighted to welcome you to what different types of accommodation
provide personalised support to
our Edgbaston campus and we hope you can live in during your first year at
students who need it. For many
you have a fantastic day with us today. Birmingham, and you will want to visit
students, the move to university
There are lots of activities and talks for the department of the subject that
study is a big transition but you
you to soak up so please do take you’re interested in. For a full list of
can be reassured that right
advantage of everything that we have talks and activities for your subject,
across campus support and
on offer. There are various see the subject timetables (starting
help is available if you need it.
opportunities to speak to our current on page 13). You may also want to
We have a large and diverse
students throughout the day. Ask for take the time to explore the city of
community at Birmingham and we
their honest opinions on what life is like Birmingham, and there is a student-led
are experienced in dealing with
at Birmingham, and find out all about bus tour of the city that leaves from
students from all backgrounds. In
their course as well as the things they outside the Education Building (R19)
the Bramall Rotunda and Aston
do outside of their programme too. at 11.00am, 1.00pm and 3.00pm
Webb Student Hub today, you
Your life at university isn’t just about (tickets are available from Aston
will find specialists from a range
study and work and whilst your degree Webb Reception (R6) on a first-
of areas including Funding and
is at the heart of your time here, the come, first-served basis).
Awards; Equality, Diversity and
relationships you build will last you a Wellbeing and Student Disability
lifetime, and the opportunities are vast. University is your next step on the road
Services. All of our staff will be
With over 300 societies and clubs at to independence and with at least three
happy to talk to you informally
Birmingham, from baking to skydiving, years ahead of you, it’s important that
about your particular needs
you can build on your existing passion you choose a place that you can call
and how we can support you,
or may want to try something brand home. University is a time for self-
and if you would prefer to talk
new. Speak to our students to find out discovery and adventure, to shape your
to someone in private then that
more, and you may want to attend one own experience and discover who
opportunity is also available. Feel
of our Student Life talks too. There is you are. Today is just the start of your
free to speak to any of our staff
also the opportunity to visit a range of journey and we hope you enjoy your
for further information.
our accommodation villages and to see open day.
Information for
parents and carers
Welcome to our open day and we hope you find the day The University is also home to a number of cultural attractions
useful. All of the talks and information available today will help that you may like to see. If you have some downtime during
your son/daughter to make an informed choice about their the day, you may want to visit Winterbourne House and
future, and there are some activities and talks that we think Garden, one of the city’s premier suburban gardens; or even
you may also find particularly helpful. If you want to learn more the Lapworth Museum of Geology (especially if you have
about the wider picture at the University of Birmingham, why smaller children with you – it will keep them busy!). The city
not attend one of our ‘An Introduction to the University of of Birmingham has also been revitalised during the last two
Birmingham’ talks with our Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education) decades and if you haven’t been for a while, then we think
at 9.00am or 9.45am in the Great Hall? you’ll be surprised at how much has changed. If you have
time after the open day or during, then we really recommend
Accommodation talks and Student Funding talks take place a visit to the city centre – just seven minutes away from the
throughout the day, and there is also the opportunity to visit University via train.
a number of our accommodation villages. Coaches leave
from outside the Barber Institute of Fine Arts should you Whatever you do today, soak up everything that campus has
wish to visit the Vale Village, or you may want to walk using to offer and ask as many questions as you like. Our staff and
the map on the back page of this programme. Speak to any students are here to help so please do not hesitate to ask
of our student ambassadors or staff to find out more. anything throughout your visit.
Check-in at open day 5
Campus developments
THE UNIVERSITY We are in the midst of one of the most of high-end student accommodation
IS INVESTING exciting and transformational campus across campus. Already we have
redevelopments since 1909. In the unveiled the new Chamberlain hall of
IN NEW FACILITIES last two years we have opened a residence and opened our Bournbrook
FOR STUDENTS state-of-the-art library, stunning residence. With 178 rooms, the
AND RESEARCHERS. student accommodation and a residence boasts en-suite rooms, a
world-class sports club. café, accommodation centre and sports
IN THE PAST YEAR WE
pavilion. Last Autumn Term saw the
HAVE OPENED A BRAND Visit our outstanding new library today opening of the Collaborative Teaching
NEW STATE-OF-THE- at the centre of campus, which has Laboratory which will revolutionise the
ART LIBRARY, STUDENT been designed for learning in the 21st way STEM subjects are taught.
century and beyond. The technology-
HUB AT THE HEART OF
rich facility caters for different styles of We recently opened a striking new
CAMPUS IN OUR ICONIC study enhanced by innovative features 12-acre parkland which has
ASTON WEBB BUILDING, such as wireless charging, media transformed the heart of the campus;
NEW ACCOMMODATION, rooms and video editing booths. the Green Heart. A new Teaching and
Our sports club is also open for you to Learning Building is being created
AND AN INSTITUTE explore. University of Birmingham Sport beside the Main Library, which will
OF TRANSLATIONAL & Fitness boasts a 50m swimming provide state-of-the-art teaching
MEDICINE. pool, a large multi-sports arena, six facilities, including seminar rooms,
glass-backed squash courts, a 10m lecture theatres and a variety of
climbing wall, five activity studios and areas for students to use. This will
a Performance Centre. open in early 2020. A new building
for the School of Engineering is also
We have even more developments in in development, ready to provide
the pipeline, some of which you will a purpose-built creative learning
benefit from the minute you start as a environment for engineering
University of Birmingham student. We students from September 2020.
are continually improving the availability
6 Tours and activities
Tours and activities
INVESTMENT
IN OUR STUDENTS’
CAREERS
Our specialist staff offer careers
guidance tailored to individual
subject areas. We provide help to
source and secure internships in the
UK and overseas and our bursaries
provide financial support to students
undertaking work experience. Our
CAMPUS TOURS VISIT THE GUILD OF mentoring schemes give students
Guided walking tours of the main
STUDENTS – YOUR the chance to learn from some of
STUDENTS’ UNION the University’s most successful
campus take place throughout
alumni. To find out more about
the day, starting at 9.00am, with the
The Guild is the students’ union for our sector-leading employability
last tour taking place at 3.30pm.
more than 36,000 students – and services; why not attend the talk
They last approximately 45 minutes.
we’re here to make sure you get the ‘Time to make the most of your
The Campus Tour marquee is situated
best from Birmingham! Birmingham degree: internships,
beneath the Green Heart Crests (CT).
work experience, bursaries,
We represent you to the University, and graduate career success’
MAIN LIBRARY support over 270 student groups and (please see page 11 for details).
Visit our outstanding main library societies, offer thousands of jobs and
today. Head to building R30 on volunteering opportunities, help you
the campus map, 9.00am–4.00pm have fun and meet new people and The University also has 55 competitive
for self-guided tours and information can offer you support with your welfare sports clubs and ranks in the top 10
about Library Services and and wellbeing. universities for sport in the UK.
the building.
To find out more, visit our display and Come along to University of
information desks in the Foyer, Guild of Birmingham Sport & Fitness (O7
BIRMINGHAM on the campus map) to find out
Students (O1) and The Bramall (R12).
SIGHTSEEING TOUR See the general events timetable on more about what we do; chat to
Join our live, student-led guided bus page 10 for details. our students, athletes and coaches;
tour! Tickets are free and can be and watch some demonstrations.
collected from the Aston Webb Find us online at
Reception (building R6 on the map) www.guildofstudents.com
on a first-come, first-served basis. and search ‘Guild of Students’ on
Please see the general events Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
timetable on page 10 for details.
SPORT
MUSIC SOCIETY
University of Birmingham Sport
The University of Birmingham Music At Birmingham, we believe sport
Society is the oldest and largest and fitness is for all, from complete
music-making body on campus with beginner to elite athlete. In 2017,
over 700 current members, running we opened our brand new, £55 million
orchestras, bands and choirs for all. sports club: University of Birmingham
Find us in The Bramall or online at Sport & Fitness, bringing world-class
www.uobmusicsociety.org.uk facilities right to your doorstep!Tours and activities 7
ACCESS TO
BIRMINGHAM (A2B)
SCHEME
WINTERBOURNE VISITORS WITH The University of Birmingham’s
long-standing A2B scheme provides
HOUSE AND GARDEN DISABILITIES less-advantaged students with an
This is a unique heritage attraction We encourage students with
alternative offer up to two grades lower
and the perfect place to escape the disabilities to visit and study at the
than standard and supports applicants
crowds on open day. This attraction University and have implemented a
with the transition to university life.
will be open from 10.30am–5.30pm programme of accessibility adaptations
Learn more about the scheme by
(last entry 4.45pm) and entry is free on campus. This includes the installation
visiting the A2B stand in The Bramall
for prospective students and £1 for of lifts and accessible toilets and
(R12) or by attending our talks (see
parents and guests. improved signage. Mobility maps are
page 10 for details). Learn more about
available from check-in/information
A2B, including eligibility criteria, at
points and the Aston Webb Reception
LAPWORTH MUSEUM (R6 on the map), which gives an
www.birmingham.ac.uk/a2b
OF GEOLOGY overview of the Edgbaston campus
showing the main access routes for SOCIETIES
This is one of the oldest and finest
wheelchair users. Blue Badge holders We will have a number of different
specialist geological museums in
should arrive at the East Gate, where student societies performing across
the UK, housing more than 250,000
security personnel will direct you to the our open days. Performances will be
specimens. Why not take the opportunity
nearest disabled parking spaces. located within Chancellor’s Court
to visit the Museum while you are
on campus and see the results of Prospective students with a disability across the entire day.
our £2.7 million transformational are encouraged to visit the Disability,
redevelopment? We are open Learning Support and Mental Health ACCOMMODATION
from 9.00am–5.00pm across both Service desk in the Student Hub, OPEN DAY
open days. Tell us why you think Aston Webb Building (R7).
#lapworthrocks on social media too! If you do not have the time to explore
We will be running step free campus our accommodation, you will have the
tours at 10.30am and 1.30pm and opportunity to return to the University
MATURE STUDENTS these tours will last approximately and attend our accommodation open
A mature student ambassador will be 40 minutes. Please make your way to day on Saturday 21 March 2020. All of
available to answer queries and have the Green Heart Crests (CT) where our partner and three accommodation
a chat about undertaking a degree these tours will begin. villages will all be open on this day
as a mature student. Find them at the For more information please visit our and will allow time for you to explore
Admissions stand in The Bramall (R12) website at: www.birmingham.ac.uk/ the variety of accommodation we have
between 1.00pm and 3.00pm. students/support/disability available for students.UNIVERSITY STATION
The city of Birmingham 7 MINUTES FROM
NEW STREET
BIRMINGHAM IS THE BIRMINGHAM
YOUNGEST CITY IN EUROPE, IS ONE OF THE GREENEST
48% OF BIRMINGHAM'S
STUDENTS CHOOSE
WITH UNDER 25s CITIES IN EUROPE TO STAY TO WORK
ACCOUNTING FOR NEARLY IN THE REGION AFTER GRADUATING
WITH TREES, PLENTY OF PARKS
40% OF ITS POPULATION AND A NETWORK OF CANALS
HOSTING LOADS A DIVERSE (AND DELICIOUS)
OF LOCAL FESTIVALS CULINARY SCENE FROM
EVERY YEAR INCLUDING JAZZ AND FOLK MUSIC, A VARIETY OF CULTURES LIKE STREET FOOD
ART AND SCIENCE AND FOOD FESTIVALS TO NATIONALLY RENOWNED INDIAN CUISINE
AND MICHELIN-STARRED RESTAURANTS
A REAL MIX OF BEAUTIFUL BIRMINGHAM WILL HOST
OLD ARCHITECTURE AND THE 2022 COMMONWEALTH GAMES
FASCINATING MODERN BUILDINGS WITH 70 NATIONS COMPETING IN
IN OUR CITY CENTRE 18 DIFFERENT SPORTSFind out about our accommodation 9
Find out about our accommodation
A SELECTION OF ACCOMMODATION FOR FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS
IS AVAILABLE TO VIEW AT OUR VALE STUDENT VILLAGE AND SELLY
OAK VILLAGE – TWO OF OUR THREE ACCOMMODATION VILLAGES
BEING A SHORT WALK FROM CAMPUS. AVAILABLE TO VIEW AT YOUR
LEISURE ARE EXAMPLES OF CATERED, SELF-CATERED, ENSUITE AND
SHARED BATHROOM FACILITIES THAT WILL GIVE YOU A FEEL FOR
STUDENT ACCOMMODATION HERE AT BIRMINGHAM.
ACTIVITY LOCATION/TRAVEL DESCRIPTION
Walking map
Follow the purple walking route to The Vale All day
Village on the back page
We expect the buses to
accommodation to be popular with
Accommodation viewing queues likely, especially between
Bus to accommodation
at The Vale (Chamberlain, 12.00noon and 2.30pm.
Buses depart from outside the Barber
Maple Bank and Mason are Institute of Fine Arts (building R14) and drop
available to view as well as If you experience queues, you may find
visitors at Chamberlain at The Vale Village.
The Vale Hub) that walking to The Vale is quicker.
To return to campus, there is a bus stop
Allow approximately 30 minutes
outside Mason accommodation. Buses
to queue/travel and 45 minutes to
run between 9.00am and 3.15pm.
one hour to view (you can view all
examples or if you’re limited on time
choose your most favoured option).
Walking map
Follow the blue walking route to our
Accommodation viewing
Bournbrook and partner accommodation All day
at Bournbrook
located in close proximity to the University
(building Y18)
Accommodation talks – hear
about the full range of student
See general events timetable from page 10 Talks last 30 minutes
accommodation and the
application process
Display and information desk
– drop in to chat informally to our
See general events timetable from page 10 Informal chat
Accommodation staff and pick
up an Accommodation brochure
More information on accommodation can be found at www.birmingham.ac.uk/accommodation along with 360-degree
tours of all our accommodation.
Follow us on Twitter @livingatbham and find us on Facebook www.facebook.com/birminghamaccommodation10 General events timetable
General events timetable
TALKS LAST Places are allocated on a first-come,
first-served basis on the day. Due
APPROXIMATELY DO I NEED TO to visitor numbers, lecture theatres
can fill up quickly. In these instances,
30 MINUTES. BOOK TO ATTEND we ask that potential applicants
take priority over parents and
Please note this programme is subject to change.
OPEN DAY TALKS? accompanying guests.
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION TIME(S) VENUE MAP
Rotunda, 1st Floor,
Display and information desk All day R12
The Bramall
Living Office, Ground Floor,
Information and enquiries All day R23
University Centre
11.15am
Great Hall, Ground Floor,
Accommodation (Living) Talks 12.45pm R6
Aston Webb Building
1.30pm
9.00am–3.15pm Bus departs from outside
The Vale Village viewing (busiest periods between the Barber Institute R14
11.00am and 2.30pm) of Fine Arts
Bournbrook and partner Pavilion, Bournbrook
All day Y18
accommodation viewing Student Accommodation
Rotunda, 1st Floor,
Admissions Display and information desk All day R12
The Bramall
An Introduction to the 9.00am Great Hall, Ground Floor,
Talks R6
University of Birmingham 9.45am Aston Webb Building
Guided tour of the Barber Foyer, Ground Floor,
Barber Institute of Fine Arts 12.00noon R14
Institute’s art collection Barber Institute of Fine Arts
Display and information desk
(learn more on page 7 or visit Rotunda, 1st Floor,
All day R12
www.birmingham.ac.uk/a2b The Bramall
Access to Birmingham for eligibility)
(A2B) Scheme Talks – Pathways to Birmingham
Lecture Room WG12,
programmes (learn more on page 10.30am
Ground Floor, Aston Webb R4
7 or visit www.birmingham. 1.30pm
Building
ac.uk/a2b for eligibility)
A student-led bus tour of Bus will pick up and
11.00am
Birmingham Experience Birmingham City Centre. Tickets drop off outside the
1.00pm R19
Sightseeing Tour from Aston Webb Reception (R6) Education Building on
3.00pm
on a first-come, first-served basis Ring Road North
Information on the range of
academic English language
Birmingham International support (Insessional English), that Rotunda, 1st Floor,
All day R12
Academy we offer international students The Bramall
is available on the Study Abroad
and Exchanges display standGeneral events timetable 11
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION TIME(S) VENUE MAP
All day
Green Heart Crests
(last tour at 3.30pm)
Guided walking tours
of the main campus (tours last 10.30am
approximately 45 minutes) 11.30am Check-In Point,
B1
Campus Tours 12.30pm Medical School
1.30pm
Step free access campus
10.30am
tours (tours last approximately Green Heart Crests
1.30pm
40 minutes)
Rotunda, 1st Floor,
Display and information desk All day R12
The Bramall
Careers Network Talks – Time to make the
most of your Birmingham 10.30am Careers Network Seminar
degree: internships, work 12.45pm Room G30, Ground Floor, R6
experience, bursaries and 2.15pm Aston Webb Building
graduate career success
Display and information desk All day Engineering Building Y3
The Engineering Talk – Year in Industry (YINI) Paid
Development Trust (EDT) degree relevant placements for Lecture Room G33, Ground
11.15am Y3
gap year students; engineering, Floor, Engineering Building
science and computing
Rotunda, 1st Floor,
Display and information desk All day R12
The Bramall
Lecture Theatre WG5,
10.30am Ground Floor, Aston Webb R4
Building
Main Lecture Theatre,
Student Services: Aston Webb Building,
Talks – The Student Loans 12.45pm
Funding and Awards Access via the steps from
scheme in England, plus Chancellor’s Court
details of bursaries/scholarships
available at Birmingham Lecture Theatre WG12,
2.15pm Ground Floor, Aston Webb R4
Building
Lecture Theatre WG5,
3.00pm Ground Floor, Aston Webb R4
Building
Reception,
General Enquiries Reception Desk All day R6
Aston Webb Building
Green Heart and Campus
Display and information desk All day Green Heart Crests
Developments
All day Foyer, Guild of Students O1
Display and information desk
Rotunda, 1st Floor,
Guild of Students All day R12
The Bramall
Tour of the Guild of Students All day Foyer, Guild of Students O1
Lecture Theatre WG12,
Talk – Opportunities for
International Students 11.15am Ground Floor, R4
international students
Aston Webb Building
Lecture Room 6, 2nd Floor,
10.30am R16
Joint Honours Talks – Joint Honours in Arts Arts Building
(Arts Disciplines) Disciplines at Birmingham Lecture Room 2, 1st Floor,
2.15pm R16
Arts Building12 General events timetable
ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION TIME(S) VENUE MAP
Talk – Language courses in
the institution-wide language Lecture Room 5, 2nd Floor,
1.30pm R16
programme (compulsory, Arts Building
Languages for All optional, extracurricular)
Rotunda, 1st Floor,
Display and information desk All day R12
The Bramall
Lapworth Museum
Lapworth Museum
Museum 9.00am–5.00pm of Geology, Aston R4
of Geology
Webb Building
Self-guided tours and
Foyer, Ground Floor,
Library Services information about Library All day R30
Main Library
Services and the building
Rotunda, 1st Floor,
Display and information desk All day R12
The Bramall
Find out more about our new
University of Birmingham Sport Munrow Arena,
& Fitness Centre. Chat to our All day Ground Floor, University of O7
Sport (University of
clubs and coaches and watch Birmingham Sport & Fitness
Birmingham Sport
some demonstrations
& Fitness)
Ten reasons to come to University
of Birmingham for sport and study Meeting Room, 2nd Floor,
– a ten-minute video covering the All day University of Birmingham O7
huge range of sport and fitness Sport & Fitness
activities at Birmingham
Student Hub, Ground Floor,
Student Disability Service Display and information desk All day R7
Aston Webb Building
11.15am
Talks – Student Life by students Lecture Theatre WG5,
12.00noon
Student Life followed by optional tour of the Ground Floor, Aston R4
1.30pm
Guild of Students Webb Building
2.15pm
Student Services: Equality, Rotunda, 1st Floor,
Display and information desk All day R12
Diversity and Wellbeing The Bramall
Rotunda, 1st Floor,
Display and information desk All day R12
The Bramall
Study Abroad and Main Lecture Theatre,
Exchanges Talks – Opportunities to
9.45am Aston Webb Building,
study abroad as part of your
2.15pm Access via the steps from
Birmingham degree
Chancellor's Court
Lecture Theatre WG5,
9.45am Ground Floor, Aston R4
Webb Building
Main Lecture Theatre,
Aston Webb Building,
11.15am
Access via the steps
from Chancellor’s Court
Tips for Applicants Talks
Vaughan Jeffreys Lecture
1.30pm Theatre, 1st Floor, R19
Education Building
Main Lecture Theatre,
Aston Webb Building,
3.00pm
Access via the steps from
Chancellor’s Court
Come and find out all the ways
The Dome Room, 3rd Floor,
University Music Society you can get involved with our All day R12
The Bramall
brilliant society!Subject events timetable 13
Subject events timetable
Access is restricted to one guest only Tickets/sign up required on the day TALKS LAST
Transport will be available Reservations must be made in advance
APPROXIMATELY
30 MINUTES.
Walking maps will be provided Talk Please note this programme is subject to change.
CAL Arts and Law EPS Engineering and MDS Medical and LES Life and Environmental SS Social Sciences
Physical Sciences Dental Sciences Sciences
SUBJECT DESCRIPTION TIME(S) VENUE ACTIVITY MAP
BSc Accounting and Finance 10.30am G03 (Lecture Theatre 1),
degree at Birmingham 12.45 pm Ground Floor, R29
Accounting Business School 1.30 pm The Alan Walters Building
SS
and Finance
Foyer, Ground Floor,
Display and Information desk All day R29
The Alan Walters Building
Lecture Theatre G31, Ground
Engineering welcome 9.45am Y3
Floor, Engineering Building
The Aerospace Engineering
Lecture Theatre G31, Ground
programmes at the University 12.00noon Y3
Floor, Engineering Building
of Birmingham
Aerospace Hands-on experience with Block C Foyer, Ground Floor,
EPS All day G6
Engineering the flight simulator Metallurgy and Materials
Block C Foyer, Ground Floor,
G6
Metallurgy and Materials
Display and information desk All day
Room G42, Ground Floor,
Y3
Engineering Building
African Studies and African
Danford Room, Room 224,
Studies with Development at 2.15pm R16
2nd Floor, Arts Building
CAL African Studies Birmingham
Arts Reception, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day R16
Arts Building
American and Canadian Lecture Room 3, 1st Floor,
10.30am R16
Studies at Birmingham Arts Building
American
Taster Lecture – American and Lecture Room 3, 1st Floor,
CAL and Canadian 11.15am R16
Canadian Studies Arts Building
Studies
Mason Lounge, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day R16
Arts Building
Ancient and Medieval History Lecture Room 3, 1st Floor,
Ancient and 12.00noon R16
at Birmingham Arts Building
CAL Medieval
History Mason Lounge, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day R16
Arts Building14 Subject events timetable
Access is restricted to one guest only Transport will be available Walking maps will be provided
SUBJECT DESCRIPTION TIME(S) VENUE ACTIVITY MAP
Taster Session – Artefact
CAHA Museum, Room 305,
Handling for Ancient 10.30am R16
3rd Floor, Arts Building
Historians
Taster Sessions – Ancient 10.30am Peter Gelling Library, 315,
R16
Language 1.30pm 3rd Floor, Arts Building
CAL Ancient History
Ancient History at Lecture Room 1, 1st Floor,
11.15am R16
Birmingham Arts Building
Arts Reception, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day R16
Arts Building
Anthropology programmes Lecture Room 1, 1st Floor,
12.00noon R16
at Birmingham Arts Building
Archaeology and
Room 201, 2nd Floor,
CAL Anthropology Anthropology programme at 2.15pm R16
Arts Building
Birmingham
Arts Reception, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day R16
Arts Building
Room G86, Ground Floor,
Studying Applied Golf
11.15am Sport, Exercise and
Management Studies Y14
Applied Golf 1.30pm Rehabilitation Sciences
(AGMS)
LES Management Building
Studies Atrium, Ground Floor, Sport,
9.00am–
Display and information desk Exercise and Rehabilitation Y14
3.00pm
Sciences Building
Archaeology and Ancient Lecture Room 6, 2nd Floor,
12.00noon R16
History at Birmingham Arts Building
Archaeology and Anthropology Room 201, 2nd Floor,
2.15pm R16
programme at Birmingham Arts Building
CAL Archaeology
Taster Session – Artefact CAHA Museum, Room 305,
1.30pm R16
Handling for Archaeologists 3rd Floor, Arts Building
Arts Reception, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day R16
Arts Building
The BMedSc Biomedical
10.30am Lecture Theatre 4, Ground
Materials Science B1
1.30pm Floor, Medical School
programme
Biomedical Enquire at Dental Surgery
10.30am
MDS Materials Tour of the Dental Hospital stand, Wolfson Common
12.00noon B1
Science and School of Dentistry Room, Ground Floor,
2.15pm
Medical School
Wolfson Common Room,
Display and information desk All day B1
Ground Floor, Medical School
Leonard Deacon Lecture
9.45am
The BSc Biomedical Science Theatre, Access via 2nd Floor
12.00noon B1
programme only, (step-free access via 1st
1.30pm
floor), Medical School
Leonard Deacon Lecture
General student life at 9.00am
Theatre, Access via 2nd Floor
Biomedical the Medical School led 11.15am B1
MDS only, (step-free access via 1st
Science by MedSoc 12.45pm
floor), Medical School
10.00am– Room EG13, Ground Floor,
Hands-on lab activities B1
2.00pm Medical School
Wolfson Common Room,
Display and information desk All day B1
Ground Floor, Medical SchoolSubject events timetable 15
Tickets/sign up required on the day Reservations must be made in advance Talk
SUBJECT DESCRIPTION TIME(S) VENUE ACTIVITY MAP
Overview of Biological
9.45am Lecture Theatre 301, 3rd
Sciences, Biochemistry R27
2.15pm Floor, Biosciences Building
and Human Biology
Open teaching lab – 10.00am– Teaching Lab N203, 2nd Floor,
R27
with demonstrations 3.00pm Biosciences Building
Introduction to Biological 10.30am Lecture Theatre 301, 3rd Floor,
R27
Sciences 12.00noon Biosciences Building
Taster Lecture – selected 10.30am
Lecture Theatre E102,
topics across teaching and 12.00noon R27
1st Floor, Biosciences Building
research within the School 1.30pm
Biosciences Biochemistry tour of
(Biological Collaborative Teaching
10.30am Departs from Foyer, Ground
Sciences, Laboratory (limited spaces). R27
LES 12.00noon Floor, Biosciences building
Biochemistry Tickets available from the
and Human School of Biosciences (R27).
Biology)
Introduction 11.15am Lecture Theatre 301, 3rd
R27
to Biochemistry 12.45pm Floor, Biosciences Building
Introduction to Lecture Theatre E102, 1st
11.15am R27
Human Biology Floor, Biosciences Building
12.00noon Lecture Theatre NG08, Ground
Careers in Biosciences R27
1.30pm Floor, Biosciences Building
Information desk and 9.00am– Foyer, Ground Floor,
R27
Research Displays 3.00pm Biosciences Building
Birmingham Institute of Forest 9.00am–
Green Heart
Research (BIFoR) display 2.30pm
BSc Business Management 10.30am
Elgar Concert Hall,
(Pathways) degrees at 12.00noon R12
The Bramall
Business Birmingham Business School 1.30pm
SS
Management G11 (Lecture Theatre 2),
Display and information desk All day Ground Floor, The Alan R29
Walters Building
CAL Catalan See Modern Languages
Lecture Theatre G31, Ground
Engineering welcome 9.45am Y3
Floor, Engineering Building
Chemical Engineering 10.30am Room 124, 1st Floor,
Y11
at Birmingham 1.30pm Chemical Engineering Building
Being a Chemical Engineering
11.15am Room 124, 1st Floor,
student: Our students share Y11
2.15pm Chemical Engineering Building
their experiences
Taster lecture: Explore the
Room 124, 1st Floor,
exciting fundamentals of 12.45pm Y11
Chemical Chemical Engineering Building
EPS Chemical Engineering
Engineering
Student-led tours of the
Collaborative Teaching Admissions Stand, Atrium,
Laboratory collect a ticket from All day Ground Floor, Chemical Y11
the Chemical Engineering Engineering Building
Admissions stand)
10.00am
Open teaching lab with 11.00am Dearden Laboratory,
demonstrations (30 minutes 12.00noon Ground Floor, Chemical Y11
per session) 1.00pm Engineering Building
2.00pm16 Subject events timetable
Access is restricted to one guest only Transport will be available Walking maps will be provided
SUBJECT DESCRIPTION TIME(S) VENUE ACTIVITY MAP
Industry showcase: Displays
Atrium, 1st Floor,
Chemical and demonstrations led by our All day Y11
Chemical Engineering Building
EPS Engineering EngD students
continued Atrium, Ground Floor,
Admissions stand All day Y11
Chemical Engineering Building
Chemistry at Birmingham: An
admissions tutor will talk about 10.30am Room 101, Ground Floor,
Y2
courses, entry requirements 1.30pm Haworth Building
and scholarships
My Student Experience: short
talks by Chemistry students 11.15am Room 101, Ground Floor,
Y2
and alumni followed by an open 2.15pm Haworth Building
Q&A session
Chemistry and Energy: from
Steam to Nuclear Power; an Room 101, Ground Floor,
12.00noon Y2
Entertaining Demonstration of Haworth Building
Chemistry in Action
EPS Chemistry
Careers for Graduate Chemists
and how Birmingham is
Room 101, Ground Floor,
developing key employability 12.45pm Y2
Haworth Building
skills so our graduates can fulfil
their career aspirations
Student-led tours of our new Room 216, 1st Floor,
All day Y2
teaching laboratories Haworth Building
Displays and hands-on Room 209a, 1st Floor,
All day Y2
experiments Haworth Building
Room 216, 1st Floor,
Displays and information desk All day Y2
Haworth Building
Lecture Theatre G31, Ground
Engineering welcome 9.45am Y3
Floor, Engineering Building
Civil Engineering at
11.15am Lecture Theatre G34, Ground
Birmingham and what do Y3
1.30pm Floor, Engineering Building
Civil Civil Engineers do?
EPS
Engineering Tours of Civil Engineering 11.45am Lecture Theatre G34, Ground
Y3
laboratories and CTL phase 2 2.00pm Floor, Engineering Building
Collaborative Teaching
Demonstrations, displays
All day Laboratory, Ground Floor, Y3
and course information
Engineering Building
Taster Sessions – Ancient 10.30am Peter Gelling Library, Room
R16
Language 1.30pm 315, 3rd Floor, Arts Building
Classics at Birmingham
including BA Classics Lecture Room 3, 1st Floor,
CAL Classics 12.45pm R16
and BA Classical Literature Arts Building
and Civilisation
Arts Reception, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day R16
Arts Building
Student Experience and Mason Lounge, Ground Floor,
All day R16
College of Arts Wellbeing Arts Building
CAL
and Law Mason Lounge, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day R16
Arts BuildingSubject events timetable 17
Tickets/sign up required on the day Reservations must be made in advance Talk
SUBJECT DESCRIPTION TIME(S) VENUE ACTIVITY MAP
Lecture Room G31, Ground
10.30am Y3
Why Computer Science Floor, Engineering Building
at Birmingham? Lecture Room G29, Ground
2.15pm Y3
Floor, Engineering Building
Artificial Intelligence at Lecture Room G29, Ground
11.15am Y3
Birmingham Floor, Engineering Building
PwC Degree Apprenticeship Lecture Theatre G29, Ground
Computer 12.00noon Y3
EPS at Birmingham Floor, Engineering Building
Science
Lecture Room G29, Ground
Cyber Security at Birmingham 12.45pm Y3
Floor, Engineering Building
Vodafone Degree Lecture Room G29, Ground
1.30pm Y3
Apprenticeship at Birmingham Floor, Engineering Building
Displays, meet staff and current
Atrium, Ground Floor,
students, and student-led tours All day Y9
Computer Science Building
of the department
CAL Creative Writing See English and Creative Writing
SS Criminology See Social Policy
Enquire at Dental Surgery
10.30am
Tour of the Dental Hospital and stand, Wolfson Common
12.00noon B1
School of Dentistry Room, Ground Floor,
2.15pm
Medical School
Dental Hygiene
MDS BSc Dental Hygiene and 11.15am Lecture Theatre 4, Ground
and Therapy
B1
Therapy 12.45pm Floor, Medical School
Wolfson Common Room,
Display and information desk All day B1
Ground Floor, Medical School
9.45am
Arthur Thompson Hall, 3rd
Dentistry at Birmingham (BDS) 11.15am B1
Floor, Medical School
1.30pm
Enquire at Dental Surgery
Dental Surgery 10.30am
MDS Tour of the Dental Hospital and stand, Wolfson Common
(BDS) 12.00noon B1
School of Dentistry Room, Ground Floor,
2.15pm
Medical School
Wolfson Common Room,
Display and information desk All day B1
Ground Floor, Medical School
Drama at Birmingham and an
opportunity to see the facilities
at Selly Oak Campus (places Bus departs promptly from
9.30am
are first-come, first-seated). North Gate semi-circle
11.15am
Drama and Bus departs 9.30am (returning Pritchatts Road (please see
CAL 1.00pm
Theatre Arts 11.00–11.15am); 11.15am map on back page)
(returning 12.45–1.00pm);
1.00pm (returning 2.30–2.45pm)
Mason Lounge, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day R16
Arts Building
LES Earth Sciences See Geology/Earth Sciences18 Subject events timetable
Access is restricted to one guest only Transport will be available Walking maps will be provided
SUBJECT DESCRIPTION TIME(S) VENUE ACTIVITY MAP
10.30am Main Lecture Theatre, Aston
Economics and related degrees 12.00noon Webb Building, Access via the
1.30pm steps from Chancellor’s Court
SS Economics
G11 (Lecture Theatre 2),
Display and information desk All day Ground Floor, R29
The Alan Walters Building
Introduction to undergraduate
11.15am Lecture Theatre G33, Ground
programmes in the School of R19
1.30pm Floor, Education Building
SS Education Education
Foyer, Ground Floor, Muirhead
Display and information desk All day R21
Tower
Lecture Theatre G31, Ground
Engineering welcome 9.45am Y3
Floor, Engineering Building
Lecture Theatre G34, Ground
Degree Programmes in 10.30am Y3
Floor, Engineering Building
Electronic, Electronic, Electrical and
Electrical Systems Engineering Lecture Theatre G33, Ground
EPS 1.30pm Y3
and Systems Floor, Engineering Building
Engineering 11.00am
Tours of facilities including Engineering Lounge, Ground
12.15pm Y3
CTL phase 2 Floor, Engineering Building
2.00pm
Demonstrations, displays and Engineering Lounge, Ground
All day Y3
course information Floor, Engineering Building
Engineering
and Physical
Engineering and Physical Small Lecture Theatre, 3rd
EPS Sciences 12.00noon R13
Sciences Foundation Year Floor, Poynting Building
(Foundation
Year)
English and Creative Writing 10.30am Lecture Room 7, 2nd Floor,
R16
English and at Birmingham 1.30pm Arts Building
CAL
Creative Writing Mason Lounge, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day R16
Arts Building
English and Film Lecture Room 6, 2nd Floor,
1.30pm R16
at Birmingham Arts Building
CAL English and Film
Mason Lounge, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day R16
Arts Building
English Language Lecture Room 1, 1st Floor,
12.45pm R16
at Birmingham Arts Building
English Taster Lecture – English Lecture Room 1, 1st Floor,
CAL 1.30pm R16
Language Language Arts Building
Mason Lounge, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day R16
Arts Building
10.30am Vaughan Jeffreys Lecture
English Literature at
12.00noon Theatre, 1st Floor, Education R19
Birmingham
3.00pm Building
English
CAL Taster Lecture – English Elgar Concert Hall, Ground
Literature 2.15pm R12
Literature Floor, The Bramall
Mason Lounge, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day R16
Arts BuildingSubject events timetable 19
Tickets/sign up required on the day Reservations must be made in advance Talk
SUBJECT DESCRIPTION TIME(S) VENUE ACTIVITY MAP
Head’s Welcome to the School
Lecture Room UG09,
of Geography, Earth and 9.45am R28
Murray Learning Centre
Environmental Sciences
Environmental Science 10.30am Lecture Room UG05,
R28
at Birmingham 12.45pm Murray Learning Centre
11.15am Lecture Room UG05,
Taster lecture R28
1.30pm Murray Learning Centre
Tours of the Collaborative 11.45am Depart from Foyer,
R28
Environmental Teaching Laboratory 2.00pm Murray Learning Centre
LES
Science
9.00am–
Demonstrations Murray Learning Centre R28
2.30pm
9.00am–
Display and information desk Murray Learning Centre R28
2.30pm
9.00am–
Blimp demonstration Green Heart R34
2.30pm
Birmingham Institute of Forest 9.00am–
Green Heart
Research (BIFoR) display 2.30pm
CAL Film Studies See English and Film
CAL French Studies See Modern Languages
9.00am
10.30am
Lecture Room UG09,
Geography at Birmingham 11.15am R28
Murray Learning Centre
12.00noon
1.30pm
9.30am
11.00am
Lecture Room UG07,
Taster lecture 11.45am R28
Murray Learning Centre
12.30pm
2.00pm
Head’s Welcome to the School
Lecture Theatre UG09,
of Geography, Earth and 9.45am R28
Murray Learning Centre
LES Geography Environmental Sciences
Geology and Physical Lecture Room UG05,
12.00noon R28
Geography at Birmingham Murray Learning Centre
9.00am–
Demonstrations Murray Learning Centre R28
2.30pm
9.00am–
Display and information desk Murray Learning Centre R28
2.30pm
9.00am–
Blimp demonstration Green Heart R34
2.30pm
Birmingham Institute of Forest 9.00am–
Green Heart
Research (BIFoR) display 2.30pm
Geography
and Urban
LES See Urban and Regional Planning
and Regional
Planning20 Subject events timetable
Access is restricted to one guest only Transport will be available Walking maps will be provided
SUBJECT DESCRIPTION TIME(S) VENUE ACTIVITY MAP
Lapworth Museum of Geology,
Displays, information and 9.00am–
Ground Floor, Aston Webb R4
discussions with staff 2.30pm
Building
9.45am Earth Imaging Lab (via
Earth Sciences at Birmingham 11.15am Lapworth Museum of
R4
and Beyond 12.45pm Geology), Ground Floor,
2.15pm Aston Webb Building
Head’s Welcome to the School
Lecture Room UG09,
of Geography, Earth and 9.45am R28
Geology/Earth Murray Learning Centre
LES Environmental Sciences
Sciences
Taster Sessions: Earth Imaging Lab
10.30am
10.30am: Dinosaur Biology (via Lapworth Museum of
12.00noon R4
12.00noon: Geological Hazards Geology), Ground Floor,
1.30pm
1.30pm: Ocean Change Aston Webb Building
Geology and Physical Lecture Room UG05,
12.00noon R28
Geography at Birmingham Murray Learning Centre
Depart from Lapworth Museum
Tours of Collaborative 12.45pm
of Geology, Ground Floor, R4
Teaching Laboratory 2.15pm
Aston Webb Building
CAL German Studies See Modern Languages
LES Golf See Applied Golf Management Studies and Professional Golf Studies (Foundation Degree)
CAL Hispanic Studies See Modern Languages
9.45am Vaughan Jeffreys Lecture
History at Birmingham 11.15am Theatre, 1st Floor, R19
2.15pm Education Building
CAL Vaughan Jeffreys Lecture
History
Taster Lecture – History 12.45pm Theatre, 1st Floor, R19
Education Building
Mason Lounge, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day R16
Arts Building
Tour of the Barber Institute Foyer, Ground Floor, Barber
12.00noon R14
of Fine Arts Institute of Fine Arts
Lecture Theatre G11,
History of Art at Birmingham 12.45pm Ground Floor, Barber R14
CAL History of Art Institute of Fine Arts
Foyer, Ground Floor,
Taster Session – History of Art 1.30pm R14
Barber Institute of Fine Arts
The Dome Room, 3rd Floor,
Display and information desk All day R12
The Bramall
Taster session - Cognitive
Avon Room, 2nd Floor,
Psychology and Human 10.30am R23
University Centre
Neuroscience
Studying Human Neuroscience 11.15am Lecture Theatre 1 (E203), 2nd
G8
Human at Birmingham 12.45pm Floor, Gisbert Kapp Building
LES
Neuroscience
Demonstrations and tours 10.00am– The Link, 1st Floor,
G8
(drop-in) 3.00pm Gisbert Kapp Building
Displays, information desk and 9.00am– The Link, 1st Floor,
G8
career pathway advice 3.00pm Gisbert Kapp BuildingSubject events timetable 21
Tickets/sign up required on the day Reservations must be made in advance Talk
SUBJECT DESCRIPTION TIME(S) VENUE ACTIVITY MAP
Introduction to undergraduate
12.00noon Lecture Theatre G33, Ground
programmes in the International R19
International 2.15pm Floor, Education Building
SS Development Department (IDD)
Development
Foyer, Ground Floor, Muirhead
Display and information desk All day R21
Tower
CAL Italian Studies See Modern Languages
Lecture Room 6, 2nd Floor,
10.30am R16
Joint Honours in Joint Honours in Arts Arts Building
CAL
Arts Disciplines Disciplines at Birmingham Lecture Room 2, 1st Floor,
2.15pm R16
Arts Building
CAL Languages See Modern Languages
9.45am
Studying Law at Birmingham
11.15am Lecture Theatre 1, 3rd Floor,
(busiest talk is likely to be R1
12.45pm Law Building
11.15am talk)
2.15pm
CAL Law Taster session: Street Law –
10.30am Lecture Theatre 3, 1st Floor,
See our Pro Bono Group in R1
12.00noon Law Building
action
Law Senior Common Room,
Display and information desk All day R1
2nd Floor, Law Building
G03 (Lecture Theatre 1),
Liberal Arts and Natural 12.00noon Ground Floor, The Alan R29
Sciences at Birmingham, Walters Building
followed by Q&A panel
with current students Lecture Theatre 7, 2nd Floor,
2.15pm R16
Liberal Arts and Arts Building
CAL
Natural Sciences
The Dome Room, 3rd Floor,
R12
The Bramall
Display and information desks All day
Foyer, Ground Floor,
R27
Biosciences Building
Lecture Theatre G31, Ground
Engineering welcome 9.45am Y3
Floor, Engineering Building
Materials Science and GC13, Ground Floor,
10.30am
Engineering Research at the Metallurgy and Materials G6
1.30pm
University of Birmingham Building
What is Materials Science and
GC13, Ground Floor,
Engineering? What is it like 11.15am
Metallurgy and Materials G6
to study it at the University of 2.15pm
Building
Birmingham?
Materials Making the world’s most GC13, Ground Floor,
EPS Science and expensive materials (includes 12.00noon Metallurgy and Materials G6
Engineering demo) Building
Block C Foyer, Ground Floor,
Tour of laboratories 12.45pm Metallurgy and Materials G6
Building
Exhibition – Materials Science Block C Foyer, Ground Floor,
and Engineering at the All day Metallurgy and Materials G6
University of Birmingham Building
Block C Foyer, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day Metallurgy and Materials G6
Building22 Subject events timetable
Access is restricted to one guest only Transport will be available Walking maps will be provided
SUBJECT DESCRIPTION TIME(S) VENUE ACTIVITY MAP
9.45am
10.30am
Studying Mathematics Lecture Room A, Ground
11.15am R15
at Birmingham Floor, Watson Building
12.45pm
2.15pm
Popular Maths Lecture:
Lecture Room A, Ground
‘Unusual, interesting and useful 12.00noon R15
Floor, Watson Building
applications of Mathematics’
Popular Maths Lecture:
Lecture Room A, Ground
‘Fun, surprising and fascinating 1.30pm R15
EPS Mathematics Floor, Watson Building
gems of Mathematics’
Hear from our students:
11.15am Lecture Room C, Ground
Studying at Birmingham and R15
12.45pm Floor, Watson Building
preparing for your future career
Meet academic staff and
current students, find out
more information about the
Maths Learning Centre,
courses and explore interactive All day R15
1st Floor, Watson Building
displays, including a chocolate
fountain and mathematical
strategy games
Lecture Theatre G31, Ground
Engineering welcome 9.45am Y3
Floor, Engineering Building
Degree programmes 11.15am Lecture Theatre G31, Ground
Y3
Mechanical in Mechanical Engineering 2.15pm Floor, Engineering Building
EPS Engineering What do Mechanical Lecture Theatre G31, Ground
12.45pm Y3
Engineers do? Floor, Engineering Building
Display, course information and Room G28, Ground Floor,
All day Y3
start point for facility tours Engineering Building
Mechatronic
EPS and Robotic See Electronic, Electrical and Systems Engineering
Engineering
Leonard Deacon Lecture
9.00am
General student life at the Theatre, Access via 2nd
11.15am B1
Medical School led by MedSoc Floor only, (step-free access
12.45pm
via 1st floor), Medical School
The Medicine and Surgery
(MBChB) programme
10.30am
Great Hall, Ground Floor,
(please note that this talk 12.00noon R6
Aston Webb Building
does not include information 2.15pm
on entry requirements and the
application process)
Medicine and
MDS Basic Life Support (BLS) 10.00am– Clinical Skills Suite, 1st Floor,
Surgery MBChB B1
demonstrations 2.00pm Medical School
Video – Applying to Medicine
and entry requirements
CM 1, 2, 3, 4, 15 and 16,
All day B1
1st Floor, Medical School
(please note that this is a video
drop-in session)
Wolfson Common Room,
Display and information desk All day B1
Ground Floor, Medical School
Graduate Entry Medicine and Lecture Theatre 3,
11.15am B1
Surgery (MBChB) programme 1st Floor, Medical SchoolSubject events timetable 23
Tickets/sign up required on the day Reservations must be made in advance Talk
SUBJECT DESCRIPTION TIME(S) VENUE ACTIVITY MAP
Modern Languages at 10.30am Main Lecture Theatre,
R16
Birmingham 3.00pm 1st Floor, Arts Building
Lecture Room 2, 1st Floor,
Japanese at Birmingham 12.00noon R16
Arts Building
Sample seminar and Q&A – Lecture Room 5, 2nd Floor,
12.00noon R16
Italian Arts Building
Lecture Room 2, 1st Floor,
Chinese at Birmingham 12.45pm R16
Arts Building
Sample seminar and Q&A – Main Lecture Theatre, 1st
12.45pm R16
Spanish Floor, Arts Building
Sample seminar and Q&A – Main Lecture Theatre, 1st
1.30pm R16
Modern French Floor, Arts Building
CAL Languages
Sample seminar and Q&A – Lecture Room 2, 1st Floor,
1.30pm R16
Russian Arts Building
Lecture Room 4, 1st Floor,
Catalan at Birmingham 1.30pm R16
Arts Building
Lecture Room 4, 1st Floor,
Portuguese at Birmingham 2.15pm R16
Arts Building
Sample seminar and Q&A – Lecture Room 1, 1st Floor,
2.15pm R16
German Arts Building
Display and information desk
(including representatives from
The Dome Room, 3rd Floor,
French, German, Spanish, All day R12
The Bramall
Catalan, Portuguese, Italian,
Chinese, Japanese and Russian)
Elgar Concert Hall, Ground
Music Studies at Birmingham 11.15am R12
Floor, The Bramall
Lecture Theatre WG5, Ground
Sample seminar – Music 12.45pm R4
Floor, Aston Webb Building
Tours of the Bramall music
CAL Music 1.30pm
building. (Please firstly sign
2.00pm Music Desk, The Dome Room,
up for a tour at the Music R12
2.30pm 3rd Floor, The Bramall
information desk in the Dome
3.00pm
Room on the 3rd floor)
The Dome Room, 3rd Floor,
Display and information desk All day R12
The Bramall
CAL Natural Sciences See Liberal Arts and Natural Sciences
Lecture Theatre G31, Ground
Engineering welcome 9.45am Y3
Floor, Engineering Building
What is Nuclear Engineering?
10.30am Room GD20, Ground Floor,
What is it like to study it at G6
1.30pm Metallurgy and Materials Building
Birmingham?
Nuclear
EPS Nuclear Power: Engineering 11.15am Room GD20, Ground Floor,
G6
Engineering
Challenges 2.15pm Metallurgy and Materials Building
Exhibition – Nuclear Engineering Block C Foyer, Ground Floor,
All day G6
at the University of Birmingham Metallurgy and Materials Building
Block C Foyer, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day G6
Metallurgy and Materials Building24 Subject events timetable
Access is restricted to one guest only Transport will be available Walking maps will be provided
SUBJECT DESCRIPTION TIME(S) VENUE ACTIVITY MAP
10.30am
The BNurs and MNurs Arthur Thompson Hall, 3rd
12.00noon B1
programmes Floor, Medical School
2.15pm
Leonard Deacon Lecture
9.00am
General student life at the Theatre, Access via 2nd
11.15am B1
Nursing (BNurs Medical School led by MedSoc Floor only, (step-free access
MDS 12.45pm
and MNurs) via 1st floor), Medical School
10.00am– Clinical Skills Suite, 1st Floor,
Clinical demonstrations B1
2.00pm Medical School
Wolfson Common Room,
Display and information desk All day B1
Ground Floor, Medical School
LES Palaeontology See Geology/Earth Sciences
Leonard Deacon Lecture
9.00am
General student life at the Theatre, Access via 2nd
11.15am B1
Medical School led by MedSoc Floor only, (step-free access
12.45pm
via 1st floor) Medical School
The Pharmacy (MPharm) 10.30am Lecture Theatre 3, 1st Floor,
Pharmacy B1
MDS programme 12.45pm Medical School
(MPharm)
Enquire at Pharmacy stand,
11.00am
Hands-on lab activities Wolfson Common Room, B1
1.15pm
Ground Floor, Medical School
Wolfson Common Room,
Display and information desk All day B1
Ground Floor, Medical School
11.15am Main Lecture Theatre,
Philosophy at Birmingham R16
2.15pm 1st Floor, Arts Building
Main Lecture Theatre,
CAL Philosophy Taster Lecture – Philosophy 12.00noon R16
1st Floor, Arts Building
Arts Reception, Ground Floor,
Display and information desk All day R16
Arts Building
Sounding stars and the search Large Lecture Theatre,
9.45am R13
for new planets in the Galaxy 3rd Floor, Poynting Building
Cold atoms – from unsolved
Large Lecture Theatre,
mysteries in physics to 10.30am R13
3rd Floor, Poynting Building
quantum technologies
Studying Physics at the 11.15am Large Lecture Theatre,
R13
University of Birmingham 1.30pm 3rd Floor, Poynting Building
Birmingham, CERN Large Lecture Theatre,
Physics and 12.00noon R13
EPS and the LHC 3rd Floor, Poynting Building
Astronomy
The dawn of gravitational Large Lecture Theatre,
12.45pm R13
waves 3rd Floor, Poynting Building
Tour – Teaching Laboratories
(Reserve up to two places
12.45pm
via email at least one week
1.30pm Meet at Entrance, Ground
in advance: physics-adms@ R13
2.15pm Floor, Poynting Building
bham.ac.uk Any remaining
3.00pm
places will be available on
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