Loughborough University Open Day Programme

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Contents Follow#LboroOpenDayusonInstagramorTikTok and get stuck into our Open Day online. Share your experience using #LboroOpenDay or tag us in your Story for a chance to feature in the University Open Day Stories, and search Loughborough to use our unique Open Day stickers.01 Welcome to Loughborough 02 Make the most of your day 04 Places to eat 06 Why Loughborough? 08 Accommodation 10 Halls of residence open to view map 12 Where to live at Loughborough University 16 Loughborough Students’ Union 18 Sport 20 The Loughborough experience (presentations and tours) 22 The academic experience (course presentations, taster sessions and tours) 28 Campus map /lborouniversity@lborouniversity/lborouniversityWIFI 6893CODE @lborouniversity SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE Follow us online

Professor Nick Jennings CB FREng FRS Vice-Chancellor and President

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to welcome you to our wonderful campus for our Open Day today. This event is a great opportunity for you to explore the University and learn more about what life as a Loughborough student is like.

At Loughborough we challenge you to succeed and be the best you can be. We are passionate about delivering high quality teaching which is shaped through our worldleading research and partnerships with industry. We are built on principles of passion, innovation and achievement and this is an exciting new era for the University as we embark on a new strategy driving us forward.

Have a fantastic day.

My colleagues, from both our academic schools and our support services, and many of our fantastic students will be on hand throughout the day so do make the most of the opportunity to speak to them and get your questions answered. Don’t forget to visit our Students’ Union, where you’ll be encouraged to make the most of your free time whilst at university. From taking part in volunteering, fundraising for international charities to starting your own business and experiencing what the entertainment programme has to offer the Students’ Union provides exciting opportunities to experience new things.

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We regret that we are not able to store items of guest luggage during the day.

Our campus is big so don’t forget to take walking between buildings into account when planning your day! Below we’ve estimated how long it will take you to get to the main buildings on campus.

Emergencies, first aid and lost property

Getting around

Drop-off points across campus (including to and from car parks)

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We think the best way to get around our campus is on foot – there’s so much to take in and it enables you to really get a feel for our beautiful green surroundings.

You can also hop on and off the buses as often as you like – they are free to use throughout the day. All the buses have a drop-floor and are accessible for wheelchair users and prams.

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Make the most of your day

Drop-off points across campus (including to and from car parks) but also take you into town/to the train station

Our digital team will be taking photographs throughout the day for publicity purposes. If you do not wish to be in any photographs or video footage, please notify a member of staff.

FROM WEST PARK TEACHING HUB (11) TO Pilkington Library (24) 9-10 minutes Edward Herbert Building (62) 13-15 minutes James France (67) 15-17 minutes Loughborough Students’ Union (86) 16-20 minutes Edward Barnsley Building (119) 30 minutes

In case of illness, injury or lost property, please inform anyone in a purple Team Loughborough t-shirt and they will assist you. If you hear a fire alarm, please leave the building immediately and follow the University’s fire marshals to the nearest evacuation point. Please do not use any lifts or re-enter the building until you are advised to do so.

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LOUGHBOROUGH UNIVERSITY EATERIES AND SHOPS EAST PARK Arts Café • Map ref: 119 08.30-15.30 Snacks, sandwiches, hot and cold drinks. Design School Shop • Map ref: 108 08.30-15.30 Sandwiches, baguettes, snacks and drinks. Take away. Martin Hall • Map ref: 113 08.30-15.30 Bacon and sausage rolls until 11.00, selection of hot sandwiches, sandwiches, hot and cold drinks including barista coffee. Eat in or take away. STUDENTS’ UNION Map ref: 86 SPAR Union 08.30-17.00Shop Sandwiches, baguettes, snacks and drinks. Take away. The Daily Grind Friday 08.00-17.00 / Saturday 09.00-17.00 Subway Friday and Saturday 08.30-17.00 Manchuhan Chinese restaurant Friday and Saturday 11.30 -20.00. Eat in or take away. John Cooper’s Bar & Kitchen Bar: Friday and Saturday 11.00-23.00 Kitchen: Friday and Saturday 12.00-21.00 School of Creative Arts Shop (located at the Edward Barnsley Building map ref: 119) 08.30-17.00TheLounge Friday 09.00-18.00 / Saturday closed The Purple Onion (located in the Student Village, map ref: PO) Friday and Saturday 08.30-17.00

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ARE A CASHLESS CAMPUS! Just to let you know, our retail outlets only accept card and contactless payments! Fuel your open day at one of our many outlets across campus. Whatever you fancy, we have something for everyone including a BBQ, chicken wraps, sandwiches and lots of options for our veggie and vegan guests too! You can also experience what eating like a student in catered halls is like with a student dining experience at Elvyn Richards Dining Hall [map ref: 26]. DON’T FORGET TO STAY upcampusavailableWaterHYDRATED!fountainsareacrossforyoutofillyourbottle.

Places

WEST PARK Library Café • Map ref: 24 Sandwiches,08.00-16.00baguettes, cakes, pastries, hot and cold drinks. Eat in or take away. STEMLab Food & Drink Gazebo • Map ref: 11a 08.30-15.00 Serving breakfast baps from 08.30 and hot chicken wraps from 11.30. Hot and cold drinks. Wolfson Shop • Map ref: 18 Baguettes,07.30-16.00snacksand drinks. Eat in or take away. West Park Teaching Hub Café • Map ref: 11 Sandwiches,08.00-16.00baguettes, salads, hot and cold drinks. CENTRAL PARK EHB BBQ • Map ref: 62 11.00-15.00 A selection of burgers, hot dogs, vegetarian options and chicken curry. Elvyn Richards Dining Hall • Map ref: 26 11.30am-2.30pm serving lunch and baguette bar EHB Grill • Map ref: 62 07.30-16.00. Serving a selection of hot food and drinks. EHB Shop • Map ref: 62 07.30-16.00. Sandwiches, baguettes, snacks and drinks. Take away. James France Shop • Map ref: 67 07.30-16.00. Sandwiches, baguettes, snacks and drinks. Take away. James France Gazebo • Map ref: 67 08.30-15.00. Serving breakfast baps from 08.30 and hot chicken wraps from 11.30. 05

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Find out what our students think: lboro.ac.uk/reviews

Russell Group universities, thanks to our academic excellence and award-winning student experience.

Loughborough offers its students so much more than just a degree – it’s why we’ve been named University of the Year** many times before.

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Loughborough itself is a busy market town with a vibrant history, so there is plenty to do both on and off campus. The Students’ Union is at the core of the social experience, with live music, a café, an array of societies, a bar, a nightclub, and lots more, ensuring that your free time is anything but dull. Our sports facilities are world famous and we pride ourselves on ensuring that every student has the opportunity to get involved, for fun or at a higher level.

Our 523-acre, single-site setting means that everything you need is within close walking distance, creating a hive of activity that is underpinned by an unrivalled sense of community spirit and pride.

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A standard catered room in the village (39 week let) is approximately the same price as a self-catered en-suite room (41 week let).

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The following halls of residence are open for viewing between 10.00-16.00. Follow our pink signs and look out for the pink flags outside the viewing blocks.

That is a years’ worth of catered meals for the substitute of an en-suite.

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At Loughborough, we are renowned for our Student Experience and our students tell us that the dining halls play a large part in this. Having meals with your friends is a great social activity and you don’t have to do the washing up or grocery shopping. Often it is a more cost effective option.

Our catering team provide a complete range of food for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with menus including a variety of choices for healthy options and home cooked food.

We will make every effort to ensure your halls of residence meet your disability or health related requirements. Please use the Disability and Health Portal to share your specific room requirements with us. The Disability Office have a dedicated team who cater for your additional needs.

Further information can be found on our website under ‘Prospective Students’ at: lboro.ac.uk/accommodation

• Self-service style cafeteria in own dining room

Self-catered halls:

There is a selection of university approved accredited properties, providing you with peace of mind. You will find plenty of choice from shared houses to private halls, all just a short walk from campus. These properties are advertised on Loughborough University Studentpad website: loughboroughstudentpad.co.uk

Our promise to Art Foundation and insurance students

For further information on all our catering provision, please go to the lboro.ac.uk/services/accommodation/halls/hallcateringwebsite:

Short term accommodation

Finding the right place to live at university can be daunting –at Loughborough we will do all we can to make it as easy as possible. Our team are on hand to offer advice and support when you need it.

If you come to Loughborough as an Art Foundation or an insurance student, you will be able to apply for accommodation after the A level results in August, once you have accepted your academic place. Halls accommodation is not guaranteed; however we promise to help you secure University allocated accommodation.

• Hall chefs will cater for most special dietary requirements

• Running short of time? – order a packed meal or choose a take-away option

The Student Accommodation Centre will help you find accommodation, be it halls or a house, that’s right for you.

Please view our website for more information, lboro.ac.uk/ services/accommodation/short-stay/lodge, to complete our online enquiry form or email unilodge@lboro.ac.uk

Special requirements

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• Look out for the Reward Club Prepaid Hall Meal Saver

Fees and payments

For further information please see our lboro.ac.uk/services/accommodation/faq/specific-requirementsFAQs:

Catered halls:

Living off campus

• Flexible lunch option eat in any dining outlet

Our guarantee to firm choice students

Students at Loughborough have the choice to stay in our halls of residence or they can move off campus for their second or third year of study. To help support all our students, we advertise a high standard of privately owned off campus accommodation.

Why go catered?

• Fully equipped kitchen and dining area

As a prospective Undergraduate student, if you make Loughborough your firm choice University and register prior to the end of July, we will guarantee you a room in University halls accommodation.

If you have a Confirmed offer you can reserve your room from the end of May/June. Conditional offer holders will be eligible from mid-August. You will be able to use our online room reservation service and select your room from the list of those available.

Accommodation fees are payable in three termly instalments to coincide with your loan payments. For further information please look at our lboro.ac.uk/services/accommodation/prospective-students/feeswebsite:

University Lodge provides affordable short stay accommodation, situated in the centre of campus and bookable through Student Accommodation Centre.

How to apply for your accommodation

As an Undergraduate student from May/June (once you have replied to your offer via UCAS), you’ll receive an email advising you of how and when to apply. You need to register your account for accommodation before the end of July to meet our guarantee.

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ANNUAL HALL FEES RANGE FOR 2022-23* CONTRACTLENGTH PERMEALSWEEK Cayley 329 £6,218.23-£7,947.57 39 15 David Collett 322 £5,732.86-£7,275.87 39 10 Elvyn Richards 406 £8,042.19 41 10# Faraday 367 £6,218.23-£7,947.57 39 15 Royce 373 £6,218.23-£7,947.57 39 15 Rutherford 334 £6,298.48-£7,947.57 39 15 Towers 310 £8,201.60 39 19 Butler Court 209 £4572.77-£7,011.29 41 Claudia Parsons 480 £6,978.84 (41 week) 41/45**Falkner Eggington 519 £4,096.00 39 Harry French 389 £4,717.68-£6,763.68 39 Hazlerigg-Rutland 196 £6,569.52 41 Robert Bakewell 400 £6,569.52 41 Telford 484 £4,485.92 39 The Holt 261 £5,841.08-£7,155.64 41 William Morris 478 £4,941.48-£7,635.90

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We are constantly investing in our facilities to makes sure that we are world leading. On your tour make sure you check out our High Performance Athletics Centre purple track and newly refurbished Powerbase gym, one of the largest strength and conditioning gyms in the country.

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We are very proud of our hard-earned reputation for sporting excellence. There are opportunities for everybody to take part in sport and physical activity regardless of motivation, ability or experience.

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that every student has the chance to play sport, be active and have a life-shaping experience. You can also stay physically active and improve your employability by coaching, volunteering and officiating. All of our sports facilities are open to view across the open days, with staff available to show you around and answer any questions.

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Speak to the team about our sporting offer at the Loughborough Sport Hub (map ref: 62)

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Accommodation presentations

Parents and Guardians of prospective students can also chat to staff about how to support their student during the university application process.

Drop into the Pilkington Library (map ref: 24) to chat to staff from our student support services teams including the Student Accommodation Centre, Careers Network (including Enterprise and the Student Success Academy), Student Wellbeing and Inclusivity, Centre for Faith and Spirituality, Library, Security and Student Advice and Support Service.

Loughborough Students’ Union

Tours Every 30 minutes

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Presentations

Between 09.30-15.00

Presentations will run regularly throughout the day. Edward Herbert Building

Tours will leave regularly from the Loughborough Sport Tours last approximately Edward Herbert Building stand outside the Edward Herbert Building. 40 minutes

You can find out more about our arts programme by visiting the LU Arts gazebo outside the Students’ Union Building (map ref: 86).

A timetable of the timings and location of these presentations can be found at Edward Herbert Building information desks across campus, at the Loughborough Sport Hub located outside Performance Centre Ref: 96 the Performance Centre (96) and the Edward Herbert Building (62).

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Academic Hubs

Topic Time Location Map

You can also download a PDF copy online at lboro.ac.uk/opendays

Sport specific presentations

Presentations

Every 30 minutes

Tours last approximately 20 minutes, between 10.15-15.15 Students’ Union Building departing after each presentation

Presentations last approximately 15 minutes between 10.00-15.00 Students’ Union Building

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Sports facilities tours

Chat to staff from all of our Engineering subject areas plus Chemistry, Physics, Natural Sciences and Foundation studies in the West Park Teaching Hub (map ref: 11). For all other subject areas drop in to the James France Building (map ref: 67).

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Please visit the Loughborough Sport stand outside the Edward Herbert Building for further information.

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Personal statements

Learn more about group programmes that can support your wellbeing, specialist support available on campus and our partnerships with external agencies.

Hosted by our Vice-Chancellor, Professor Nick Jennings, this session is a chance to hear more about our world-class teaching and research, outstanding graduate employability, support services, and our award-winning student experience.

Learn why employers love recruiting Loughborough students and graduates, and about the careers and employability support available to help with career planning and securing great work placements and graduate jobs. Careers Network will also have a stand in our Professional and Support Services Hub in the Pilkington Library.

An insight into getting started on your personal statement, which forms part of your UCAS application. Hear from staff in our School and College Liaison Team about their top tips on what to include (as well as what not to include) and ways to get across everything you need to in 47 lines.

A basic introduction to the student finance system, including the application process and accessing loans, grants and Loughborough University bursaries. The Student Advice and Support Team will also have a stand in our Professional and Support Services Hub in the Pilkington Library.

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Drop-in to our award-winning Mathematics Learning Support Centre, which provides free, outstanding mathematics support to Loughborough University students of all abilities, from any discipline in the University who have some mathematical components to their degree programme. If you are interested in studying a Mathematics degree with us, you will be able to see the MLSC as part of the ‘Tours of the Mathematics Department and Mathematics Learning Support Centre’ – please see page 26 for timings.

Seminar Room 1, Pilkington Library

Mathematics Learning Support Centre (MLSC) Drop-in

Disability and health (including mental health) support

Careers and employability

Seminar Room 1, Pilkington Library

Fees and financial support

Please collect tickets for the presentation you wish to attend from the welcome desk in the Pilkington Library.

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MLSC Central Park Hub, Schofield Building

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Student Wellbeing and Inclusivity Drop-in

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Welcome to Loughborough

Information and advice for those with long term health conditions, dyslexia and other specific learning differences, sensory impairments mental health concerns, autistic spectrum conditions and physical disabilities hoping to study with us. The team will also have a stand in our professional Support Services Hub in the Pilkington Library.

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For Biomaterials Engineering see Materials

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11.45-12.15

Presentation – Fine Art

12.00-12.30 / 14.30-15.00

Please collect tickets for the presentation you wish to attend from the Biosciences stand in the James France Building

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Built Environment: Architecture and Urban Planning

Tours of laboratory facilities will follow on after the Biosciences presentations

Studies, Fine Art, Graphic Design, Textile Design, Fashion Design and Technology

Cope Auditorium, Edward Barnsley Building Map ref: 119

Presentation – Textile Design 11.00-11.30 / 13.30-14.00

Presentation – Graphic Design

Tours of the facilities will follow each presentation, culminating in a Q&A session.

Architecture laboratory and studio tour

Guests for Urban Planning may also wish to attend the laboratory tours listed for Engineering: Architecture and Civil (page 24)

Dean’s Welcome Presentation 11.45-12.15

ArtBiosciencesandDesignFoundation

CC.0.21, James France Building Map ref: 67

Department tours

Cope Auditorium, Edward Barnsley Building Map ref: 119

Biological Sciences, Human Biology

Architecture, Urban Planning

The academic experience

Presentation

Cope Auditorium, Edward Barnsley Building Map ref: 119

Presentation – Urban Planning

Presentation 10.15-11.00 / 12.15-13.00 14.15-15.00

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Built Environment: Construction and Commercial Management

Dean’s Welcome Presentation

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Presentation – Architecture

Commercial Management and Quantity Surveying, Construction Engineering Management

Tours will depart after the end of the presentation, leaving from WPT.0.03 Map ref: 11

Cope Auditorium, Edward Barnsley Building Map ref: 119

10.30-11.00 / 13.00-13.30

Please collect tickets for the presentation you wish to attend from the West Park Teaching Hub

11.30-12.15 / 13.30-14.15 14.30-15.15

10.15-11.00 / 12.15-13.00 14.15-15.00

09.15-10.00 / 11.15-12.00 14.00-14.45

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11.30-12.00 / 14.00-14.30

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Tours

Arts

Presentation – Art and Design Foundation Studies

Presentation – Fashion Design and Technology

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Stewart Mason Building Map ref: 68

Presentation 09.30-10.15 / 13.45-14.30 WPT.0.02, West Park Teaching Hub Map ref: 11

Communication and Media

Chemistry, Medicinal and pharmaceutical Chemistry, Chemistry with Computing

Department tours

9.30-10.30 / 10.00-11.00 11.00-12.00 / 11.30-12.30 12.30-13.30 (Saturday only) 13.00-14.00 / 14.30-15.30 15.15-15.45

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Computer Science, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, Information Technology Management for Business, Computing and Management, Computer Science and Mathematics

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Laboratory tour

Presentation

AccountingCriminologyandFinancial

Please collect tickets for the presentation you wish to attend from the School of Business and Economics stand in the Stewart Mason Building (map ref: 68)

Meet staff and students

Tours will last approximately 45 minutes. Meet in the Ideas Factory, 2nd Floor STEMLab Map ref: 11a

SMB.0.14, Stewart Mason Building Map ref: 68

Please collect tickets for the presentation you wish to attend from the desk on the top floor of the Haslegrave Building

Presentation 10.00-11.00 / 12.30-13.30

Meet staff and students 10.00-15.00

Brockington Building foyer Map ref: 69

Management, Finance and Management, Business Analytics, International Business, Management, Marketing and Management

Business

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Media and PresentationCommunication

N.1.12 & N.1.09, Haslegrave Building

Guided tours run every hour with restricted numbers 09.30-15.30

Brockington Building Foyer Map ref: 69

Please collect tickets for the tour you wish to attend from the Chemistry stand located in the West Park Teaching Hub

10.15-10.55 / 12.30-13.20 14.30-15.20

Please collect tickets for the tour you wish to attend from the desk on the top floor of Haslegrave Building. Audio guided tours are also available to enjoy at your own leisure using your mobile devices. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN HEADPHONES

Computer Science

10.30-11.15 / 12.30-13.15

Chemistry

U.0.05, Brockington Building Map ref: 69

10.00-10.30 / 10.45-11.15 11.30-12.00 / 12.15-12.45 13.15-13.45 / 14.15-14.45

Criminology, Criminology and Sociology (if you are interested in our criminology and sociology course we would advise that you attend both presentations for criminology and sociology to get the best overview of the course)

Informal Q&A and demonstrations 09.30-15.30

Top Floor, Haslegrave Building Map ref: 77

REQUIRETICKETD

Presentation

11.00-11.40 / 13.00-13.40 14.40-15.30

LDS.0.17, Design building Map ref: 108

10.15-11.00 / 12.15-13.00 14.15-15.00

Department tour

Aeronautical Engineering, Automotive Engineering

Department tours Departing every 15 minutes between 9.30 and 15.30 (tours last approximately 30 minutes)

ArchitecturalDesignEngineering,

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Dean’s Welcome Presentation

Stewart Mason Building Map ref: 68

Engineering: Architectural and Civil

For Architecture, Construction Engineering Management, Commercial Management and Quantity Surveying, and Urban Planning see Built Environment

PresentationBioengineering

Meet in the Design building foyer Map ref: 108

LDS.2.34, Design building Map ref: 108

RT.0.37, Sir Frank Gibb Building Map ref: 19

Laboratory tours

Please collect tickets for the tour you wish to attend from the Bioengineering stand in the West Park Teaching Hub

Design, Industrial Design, Product Design and Technology

Portfolio workshop

12.00-12.30 / 15.00-15.30

Engineering at Loughborough

11.00-11.45 / 13.00-13.45 15.00-15.45

Presentation – Civil Engineering 14.15-15.0012.15-13.0010.15-11.00

Presentation – Architectural Engineering

Meet at the Bioengineering stand in the West Park Teaching Hub Map ref: 11

REQUIRETICKETD

Presentation – Aeronautical Engineering 09.15-09.45 / 10.45-11.15 13.30-14.00

Civil Engineering

WPT.0.04, West Park Teaching Hub Map ref: 11

Meet staff and students 09.30-15.30

Presentation 12.15-12.4509.30-10.00

Economics

WPT.0.01, West Park Teaching Hub Map ref: 11

Presentation – Automotive Engineering

Presentation

RT.0.29, Sir Frank Gibb Building Map ref: 19

09.30-10.00 / 11.15-11.45 12.00-12.30 / 13.45-14.15 14.30-15.00

11.00-11.45 / 14.00-14.45

WPT.0.01, West Park Teaching Hub WPT.0.05, West Park Teaching Hub Map ref: 11

Meet at the Penrose Atrium, Stewart Miller Building Map ref: 12

Meet in the Sir Frank Gibb Building foyer Map ref: 19

CC.0.13, James France Building Map ref: 67

Economics, Business Economics and Finance, Economics and Management

10.00-10.30 / 12.00-12.30 14.00-14.30

Department tours Groups are limited to 12 people per tour. There may be a short wait at busy times following presentations

WPT.0.03, West Park Teaching Hub WPT.0.02, West Park Teaching Hub Map ref: 11

Tours are available every ten minutes between 09.30 and 15.30

RT.0.37, Sir Frank Gibb Building Map ref: 19

10.00-10.30 / 12:30-13.00 13.30-14.00

Please collect tickets for the presentation you wish to attend from the School of Business and Economics stand in the Stewart Mason Building (map ref: 68)

REQUIRETICKETD

Presentation

11.45-12.15

Engineering: Bioengineering

Engineering: Aeronautical and Automotive

For Tour 1, meet at the Electronic and Robotics Engineering Stand in the West Park Teaching Hub. For all other tours, meet directly following the programme presentation in WPT.0.02

09.30-10.25 / 11.05-11.50 13.35-14.20

Meet in the Chemical Engineering and Materials Building foyer (S-Building) Map ref: 13

Meet at the Materials stand in the West Park Teaching Hub Map ref: 11

Presentation

Presentation and facility tours

10.30-11.00 / 13.00-13.30

Sports PresentationTechnologyand facility tours

11.00-11.30 / 13.45-14.15

Engineering Management, Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Product Design Engineering

Facility tours

10.00-10.50 / 11.40-12.30 13.40-14.30

Electronic and Computer Systems Engineering, Electronic and Electrical Engineering, Robotics, Mechatronics and Control Engineering

10.30-11.15 / 12.30-13.15

WPT.0.03, West Park Teaching Hub Map ref: 11

Department tours

Creative Writing taster session

REQUIRETICKETD

Chemical PresentationEngineering

Please collect tickets for the tour you wish to attend from the Materials stand in the West Park Teaching Hub

WPT.0.04, West Park Teaching Hub Map ref: 11

10.15-11.00 / 13.00-13.45 15.00-15.45

Engineering: Manufacturing, Mechanical and Product Design

CC.1.10, James France Building Map ref: 67

Engineering: Materials

WPT.0.02, West Park Teaching Hub Map ref: 11

LP1.0.09, Michael Pearson East Building Map ref: 3

Biomaterials Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering

Please collect tickets for the presentation you wish to attend from the English stand in the James France Building

Please collect tickets for the tour you wish to attend from the Chemical Engineering stand in the West Park Teaching Hub

Engineering: Sports Technology

09.30-10.15 / 11.30-12.15 13.30-14.15

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CC.1.09, James France Building Map ref: 67

REQUIRETICKETD

Engineering: Electronics, Electrical and Robotics

Map ref: 11

Presentation

REQUIRETICKETD

English, English Literature, English with Creative Writing, English with Business Studies, English and Sport Science

09.30-10.40 / 10.30-11.40 12.15-13.25 / 13.45-14.55

11.00-11.30 / 13.00-13.30

Presentation

CC.0.21, James France Building Map ref: 67

Please collect tickets for the workshop you wish to attend from the English stand in the James France Building

Department tours

English taster seminar

Engineering: Chemical REQUIRETICKETD

Please collect tickets for the seminar you wish to attend from the English stand in the James France Building

English

REQUIRETICKETD

10.45-11.45 / 13.30-14.30

11.00-11.30 / 13.45-14.15

T.0.03, Wolfson Building Map ref: 18

CC.0.12, James France Building Map ref: 67

*Saturday only

with a Foundation Year, Natural Sciences with a Foundation Year, Computer Science with a Foundation Year, Mathematics with a Foundation Year Elite Sport Foundation Programme Presentation 11.00-12.00

Natural Sciences

Learn more about the programme and experience a short example of a Liberal Arts lesson. Please collect tickets from the English and Liberal Arts stand in the James France Building

REQUIRETICKETD

11.15-12.00 / 13.15-14.00

CC.0.12, James France Building Map ref: 67

Geography Building Map ref: 60

REQUIRETICKETD

09.30-10.15 / 14.15-15.00

D.0.02, James France Building Map ref: 67

WPT.0.05, West Park Teaching Hub Map ref: 11

Meet staff and students

REQUIRETICKETD

Please collect tickets for the presentation you wish to attend from the International Relations, Politics and History stand in the James France Building

Please collect tickets for the tour you wish to attend from the Mathematics stand located in the Schofield Building

Meet in SCH.0.04, Learning Zone, Schofield Building Map ref: 74

11.30-12.15 (Saturday only) 12.30-13.15 / 14.30-15.15

STEMLab tours

Mathematics, Mathematics and Accounting and Financial Management, Mathematics with Economics, Financial Mathematics, Mathematics and Sport Science, Mathematics with Statistics

Mathematical Sciences

Visit our building and take a look around our facilities, including a tour of our laboratory

Natural PresentationSciences

Presentation and sample lecture

Presentation

10.15-11.00 / 12.45-13.30 14.30-15.15 (Saturday only)

History

Geography (BA and BSc), Geography and Management, Geography and Sport Science, Geography with Economics

WPT.0.05, West Park Teaching Hub Map ref: 11

Tours of the Mathematics Department and Maths Learning Support Centre

SCH.0.01 & SCH1.01, Schofield Building Map ref: 74

Purple sofa lounge, Herbert Manzoni Building Map ref: 64

09.30-10.15* / 10.00-10.45 10.30-11.15* / 11.00-11.45 13.00-13.45 / 14.00-14.45

09.15-10.00 / 10.30-11.15 14.45-15.30

REQUIRETICKETD

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Meet staff and students

History, History and Politics, History and International Relations

Presentation

Please collect tickets for the presentation you wish to attend from the Geography stand in the James France Building

Liberal PhysicsFoundationArtsStudieswithaFoundationYear,Chemistry

10.05-10.30 / 10.20-10.45 10.35-11.00 / 10.50-11.15 11.05-11.30 / 11.20-11.45 11.50-12.15 / 12.20-12.45 13.50-14.15 / 14.50-15.15

09.30-15.30

11.00-15.00

Please collect tickets for the presentation you wish to attend from the Mathematics stand located in the Schofield Building

REQUIRETICKETD

REQUIRETICKETD

Geography and Environment

Liberal PresentationArts and taster session

Please collect tickets for the tour you wish to attend from the Natural Sciences stand located in the West Park Teaching Hub

Foundation Programme Presentation 10.30-11.15

Meet at STEMLab main entrance Map ref: 11a

CC.0.13, James France Building U.0.20, Brockington Building Map ref: 67 Map ref: 69

Brockington Building Foyer Map ref: 69

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Please collect tickets for the presentation you wish to attend from the Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences stand in the James France Building. Due to popularity, tickets will be limited to one guest per prospective student.

For Robotics see Electronic and Robotics Engineering

James France Building Map ref: 67

INWOMENSTEM

10.30-11.15 / 14.00-14.45

REQUIRETICKETD

09.30-15.30

SportSportandExercise

Presentation

Meet staff and students

Herbert Manzoni Building Map ref: 64

REQUIRETICKETD

James France Building Map ref: 67

Politics, International Relations, Politics and International Relations, Politics, Philosophy and Economics, Politics with Economics

Presentation and sample lecture

Presentation

Please collect tickets for the presentation you wish to attend from the Psychology stand in the James France Building

Laboratory drop-in session 12.30-15.30

REQUIRETICKETD

EHB.1.10A/B, Edward Herbert Building Map ref: 62

CC.0.11, James France Building Map ref: 67

Presentation

Laboratory drop-in 10.00-15.00

Physics

Sociology, Criminology and Sociology (if you are interested in our criminology and sociology course we would advise that you attend both presentations for criminology and sociology to get the best overview of the course)

MEET CURRENT STEMLab09.00-15.30STUDENTSfoyerMapref:11a

Presentation 13:30-14:3011.15-12.15

Physics,SociologyEngineering

Physics, Physics with Theoretical Physics, Mathematics and Physics, Physics and Computing

Please collect tickets for the presentation you wish to attend from the International Relations, Politics and History stand in the James France Building

CC.0.11, James France Building Map ref: 67

U.0.20, Brockington Building U.0.05, Brockington Building Map ref: 69

Meet staff and students

Psychology

11.00-15.00

11.30-12.15 / 14.30-15.15 WPT.0.01, West Park Teaching Hub Map ref: 11

Meet staff and students 09.30-15.30

Presentation Politics, Philosophy and Economics

Science, Sport Management, Sport Science, Coaching and Physical Education

REQUIRETICKETD

Politics and International Relations

11.15-12.00 / 12.15-13.00 14.00-14.45 / 15.00-15.45

Psychology, Psychology in Education, Psychology with Criminology, Sport and Exercise Psychology

12.15-13.00 / 15.15-16.00

1st Floor STEMLab Map ref: 11a

09.15-10.15 / 11.30-12.30 12.45-13.45 / 15.00-16.00

Please collect tickets for the presentation you wish to attend from the Physics stand in the West Park Teaching Hub

CC.0.12, James France Building Map ref: 67

Meet staff and students

Clyde Williams Building Map ref: 99

For Product Design see Design or Mechancial and Manufacturing Engineering

09.30-15.30

Stewart Miller 12

THORPEHILL

Michael Pearson East 3 Netball/Badminton Centre 115

Stewart Mason 68

R

Performance Centre 96

Hubs and registration points

Loughborough Students’ Union 86

Haslegrave Building 77

Sir David Davies Building 14

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Chemical Engineering and Materials (S Building) 13

Wolfson Building 18

Accommodation viewings

Swimming pool 94 Village restaurant/ Elvyn Dining Hall 26

OLDASHBYROAD

Places to eat and drink

ChargingBusATMShopCafémachinestoppoint

Sir John Beckwith Centre for Sport 100 STEMLab 11a

Herbert Manzoni Building 64 Hewson Studio 14

Schofield Building 74

Campus buildings

Clyde Williams Building 99

Sir Frank Gibb 19

SCHOFIELDROAD

Brockington Building 69

Edward Barnsley Building (Creative Arts only) 119 Edward Herbert Building (EHB) 62

James France Building 67

Design Building 108

Geography Building 60

Pilkington Library 24 West Park Teaching Hub 11

Mathematics Learning Support Centre (MLSC) 74

Campus map

For information on eateries including map reference numbers see page 04.

We have a variety of halls of residence open for viewing, head to page 10 for details. Registration point

WEST ENTRANCE

A512 ASHBYROAD A512 ASHBYROAD Multi-storey OLDASHBYROAD

Martin Hall 113

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