9 October 2021 Open Day Programme

Undergraduate Open Day 9 October 2021

Welcome to the University of Winchester!

You are warmly welcome to our beautiful campus for our Open Day. We are proud not only of our inspiring surroundings and facilities, but above all, our University community. The people who learn, teach and live here make this a vibrant and supportive place to be. I hope you get a real feel today for what life could be like for you as a Winchester student.

I encourage you to ask lots of questions as you explore your subject and the campus. Talk to the academics and professional services staff and be sure to ask lots of questions of the wonderful students you will meet.

The University of Winchester is a forward-looking university with a long heritage. Ranked in the top ten in the UK for graduate employability and further study* we hope you will join us where futures matter.

Enjoy your Open Day, I look forward to meeting you,

Professor Elizabeth Stuart, Vice-Chancellor

*HESA Graduate Outcomes Survey 2021

Welcome to the University of Winchester Undergraduate Open Day! This programme will contain all the information you need to help you get around our campus and make the most out of your time with us today.

Registration First things first, please make sure you register as soon as you arrive. Staff members and Student Ambassadors will be stationed and walking around campus with iPads, ready to scan your QR code and help you register. Once you’ve registered, make sure to collect your very own University of Winchester goodie bag, complete with prospectus, programme, and freebies.

Registration points can be found outside Main Reception on King Alfred Quarter (Number 12 on your map), The Stripe Plaza (Number 25 on your map), and West Downs Centre (Number 28 on your map).

Why Choose Winchester? Welcome Talks We encourage you to attend one of our Welcome Talks. You will hear from a member of our Executive Leadership Team, followed by a Q&A session with current students. Talks last around 40 minutes.

10.30am in The Stripe Auditorium with Vice-Chancellor Professor Elizabeth Stuart (25 on your map) 1.15pm in West Downs Centre Auditorium with Assistant Vice-Chancellor Sam Jones (28 on your map)

Course Information There are two ways to find out more about your course, you can either:

1

Head to your Faculty Zone to meet on a 1:1 basis with your academics, between 10am-3pm:

Faculty of Arts: Paul Chamberlain Building 1 (Number 17 on your map) Faculty of Business, Law and Digital Technologies: Level 0 of West Downs Centre (Number 28 on your map)

Faculty of Education: Senior Common Room and Winton Building 5 (Number 30 on your map) Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences: Bottom Floor of St Alphege Building (Number 19 on your map)

Faculty of Health and Wellbeing: Level 3 of West Downs Centre (Number 28 on your map)

2

Attend a Meet and Greet Talk for your course (Please see tables on the following pages for timings and locations. Talks are approximately 30 minutes)

Faculty of Arts Meet and Greet Talks To note: PCB is Paul Chamberlain Building (Number 17 on your map) Course

Location

Time

Acting

PCB5

11am and 1pm

Creative Advertising

PCB3

11am and 1pm

Creative Writing Courses

PCB4

11.30am and 1.30pm

Dance

PCB5

11.30am and 1.30pm

Drama Courses

PCB5

12pm and 2pm

English Language Courses

PCB4

12pm and 2pm

English Linguistics Courses

PCB4

12pm and 2pm

English Literature Courses

PCB4

12.30pm and 2.30pm

Film

PCB3

12.30pm and 2.30pm

Film Production

PCB3

11am and 1pm

Film Studies

PCB3

12.30pm and 2.30pm

Journalism Courses

PCB3

12pm and 2pm

Media and Communication Courses

PCB3

11.30am and 1.30pm

Music Courses

PCB6

11am and 1pm

Musical Theatre

PCB5

12.30pm and 2.30pm

PR and Journalism Courses

PCB6

11.30am and 1.30pm

Theatre Production

PCB6

12.30pm and 2.30pm

Faculty of Business, Law and Digital Technologies Meet and Greet Talks To Note: UWBS is University of Winchester Business School (Number 26 on your map). WDC is West Downs Centre (Number 28 on your map).

Course

Location

Time

Accounting and Finance

UWBS9

11am and 12.30pm

Accounting and Management

UWBS9

11am and 12.30pm

Banking and Finance

UWBS9

11.30am and 1pm

Business Management Courses

UWBS2

11am and 12.30pm

Computer Aided Design/Computer Game Design

WDC202

12pm and 1.30pm

Computer Science/Software Engineering

UWBS111

11am and 1pm

Computer Systems and Networks

UWBS111

11am and 1pm

Cyber Security Courses

UWBS111

11am and 1pm

Data Science

UWBS111

11am and 1pm

Digital Media Courses

WDC202

12pm and 1.30pm

Economics Courses

UWBS9

11.30am and 1pm

Event Management

UWBS108

11am and 12.30pm

Fashion Courses

UWBS108

11.30am and 1pm

Law Courses

UWBS2

11.30am and 1pm

Marketing Courses

UWBS108

12pm and 1.30pm

Mathematics Courses

UWBS9

12pm and 1.30pm

Faculty of Education Meet and Greet Talks To Note: WB is Winton Building (Number 30 on your map). SAB is St Alphege Building (Number 19 on your map).

Course

Location

Time

Childhood Studies

WB2

12pm and 2pm

Education and Youth Studies

SAB301

11.30am and 1pm

Education Studies (including Educational Technology)

SAB301

11.30am and 1pm

Education Studies and Drama

SAB301

12pm and 1.30pm

Education Studies and Early Childhood

SAB301

11.30am and 1pm

Education Studies and English Literature

SAB301

12pm and 1.30pm

Education Studies and History

SAB301

12pm and 1.30pm

Education Studies and Maths

SAB301

12pm and 1.30pm

Education Studies and SEN

SAB301

11.30am and 1pm

Primary Education with QTS

Stripe Auditorium

12.30pm and 2.30pm

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Meet and Greet Talks To Note: SAB is St Alphege Building (Number 19 on your map). TAB is Tom Atkinson Building (Number 27 on your map). Please note, TAB is currently undergoing some remodelling. Whilst it is fully safe to visit the building, we’d just like to apologise for the mess!

Course

Location

Time

Ancient, Classical and Medieval Studies

SAB203

11am and 1pm

Animal Welfare and Society

SAB201

11am

Anthropology Courses

SAB203

11am and 1pm

Archaeology Courses

SAB203

11am and 1pm

Classical Studies

Stripe Auditorium

11.30am and 1.30pm

Criminology Courses

SAB201

11.30am and 1.30pm

Forensic Based Courses

SAB204

11.30am and 1.30pm

Forensic Investigative Psychology

SAB204

10am and 11am and 12pm

Geography

SAB203

10.30am and 12.30pm

History

Stripe Auditorium

11.30am and 1.30pm

Liberal Arts Courses

TAB201

11am and 1pm

Medieval History

SAB201

10.30am and 12.30pm

Modern History

SAB201

10.30am and 12.30pm

Philosophy/Philosophy, Religion and Ethics/ Theology, Religion and Ethics

SAB203

11.30am and 2.30pm

Politics Courses/Philosophy, Politics and Economics

SAB203

12pm and 2pm

Professional Policing

Please head to your Faculty Zone on the bottom floor of SAB to speak 1:1 with an academic between 10am-3pm

Psychology

SAB204

10am and 11am and 12pm

Sociology

SAB204

10.30am and 2pm

Faculty of Health and Wellbeing Meet and Greet Talks To Note: WDC is West Downs Centre (Number 28 on your map) Course

Location

Time

Animal Science and Conservation

Please head to your Faculty Zone on Level 3 of the West Downs Centre to speak 1:1 with an academic between 10am-3pm

Biomedical Science

Please head to your Faculty Zone on Level 3 of the West Downs Centre to speak 1:1 with an academic between 10am-3pm

Childhood and Youth Studies

WDC303

11am

Health and Social Care

WDC303

1pm

Health and Wellbeing

Please head to your Faculty Zone on Level 3 of the West Downs Centre to speak 1:1 with an academic between 10am-3pm

International Development: Global Health

Please head to your Faculty Zone on Level 3 of the West Downs Centre to speak 1:1 with an academic between 10am-3pm

Nursing Courses

WDC Auditorium

10.30am and 12.30pm

Nutrition Courses

WDC303

11.30am and 1.30pm

Physiotherapy

WDC Auditorium

11am and 2pm

Social Work

WDC303

12pm and 2pm

Sports Courses

WDC Auditorium

11.30pm and 2.30pm

Facility Tours

Advice Fair

Many of our courses require special facilities or learning environments. If you would like to view these areas, please follow the information below.

Support staff are available throughout the Open Day to offer you advice and information. The main Advice Fair is based in the Art Gallery at the West Downs Centre (Number 28 on your map).

Music, Film and TV Courses If you would like to view facilities such as our Sound Studios, Newsroom, and Multi-Media Centre, please head to Bowers Building (Number 3 on your map)

Physiotherapy Physiotherapy facilities are based on the High Street.

We will be running tours at the High Street Building from 11.30am, 12.30pm, 1.30pm, and 2.30pm. Please head to outside the Chapel (Number 6 on your map) at these designated times to meet one of our Course Champions, who will walk you down to the High Street Building (approximately a 15 minute walk) and give you a tour. If you have any accessible needs, please head to the Course Champion, and they will direct you to our Accessible Taxi.

Admissions West Downs Centre (Number 28 on your map) Advice on entry requirements, applications, and offers.

Housing West Downs Centre (Number 28 on your map) Discover more about the range of accommodation available whilst studying at Winchester, costs, and how to apply.

Student Support and Success West Downs Centre (Number 28 on your map)

Please note - all tour groups will consist of 8 to 10 students and their families. Please arrive early to ensure you can make the tour.

If you have a disability, additional needs, or just want to find out what kind of support Winchester can offer you alongside your studies, make sure to visit our Student Support and Success team.

Forensic Courses

Student Finance

If you are interested in viewing the labs related to Forensics Courses, tours will be happening directly after the Meet and Greet Talks, so please ensure you attend one of the talks if you are interested.

West Downs Centre (Number 28 on your map)

Archaeology and Anthropology If you are interested in viewing the labs related to Archaeology and Anthropology, please head to your Faculty Zone and speak to a member of staff.

Learn about the funding options available to you, including loans, bursaries, and scholarships.

Careers and Employability Top Floor of St Alphege Building, King Alfred Quarter (Number 19 on your map) Develop your employability skills whilst at university and you will be well placed for an exciting career when you graduate. Meet our Student Support and Success Team and get more information about the support we offer you during your time at Winchester.

Parents and Carers Lounge and Personal Statement Lounge Stripe Lecture Room (Number 25 on your map) A space for all parents, carers, guardians, and family who are supporting someone through university.

Members of our Schools and Colleges team will be on hand to answer any questions you may have.

In the reminder email you would have received on Friday 8 October, you would have received a link to our recorded Personal Statement Talk, which gives you advice on UCAS and how best to write a personal statement. If you have any questions on the Open Day, please do head to the Stripe Lecture Room.

Self-Guided Campus Tours Keeping in line with Covid guidance, we are currently running self-guided Campus Tours. The suggested loop around campus can be found on the map in your University of Winchester goodie bag. Feel free to start anywhere on the loop, look out for our yellow directional signage, and do ask our Student Ambassadors if you need directions.

Student Union Whilst on your tour, make sure to stop by Winchester Student Union (Number 12 on your map) and speak to one of the SU team! The SU is a membership organisation run for and by the student population of the University of Winchester and exists to represent all students at the University. The SU runs events, sports teams, and societies, and is a one-stop shop for advice and support.

Accommodation To enter University accommodation, we must ask that you provide proof of a negative lateral flow test to the steward at the accommodation block (as detailed in the reminder email). Our current students are now back on campus and living in accommodation, so we ask for this extra level for their safety and yours.

To view accommodation, simply follow the map toward the accommodation of your choice. There will be staff and Student Ambassadors there to greet you, and current students will be ready to show you their homes.

Burma Road Student Village Number 4 on your map Burma Road consists of 408 en-suite rooms arranged in flats of six to eight with shared kitchens. We also have two one-bedroom family flats, and six bedrooms (and kitchens) adapted for wheelchair users.

Queens Road Student Village Number 18 on your map This is a purpose-built residential development, consisting of 399 en-suite rooms arranged in flats of three to nine rooms with shared kitchens.

West Downs Student Village Number 29 on your map Located behind the Winchester Business School and our new West Downs Centre, there are over 650 bedrooms in houses of six to ten rooms. There is a mixture of en-suite and shared facility.

St Elizabeth’s Hall and Beech Glade (Number 21 and 2 on your map) Each hall is a traditional hall of residence set up with rooms arranged along communal corridors with shared bathrooms and kitchenettes at various points.

Many rooms boast beautiful views across Winchester and the South Downs, and all rooms are larger than average single study bedrooms.

Cathedral Point and Riverside Way Not available to view this Open Day Both areas are off-site and comprise of approximately 250 en-suite rooms, arranged in flats of between six to eight students, as well as 61 studio flats. There is also a large communal space for all residents to use, and the management team often arrange a wide variety of social events to include all residents.

These halls have six study bedrooms (two adapted kitchens) for students with disabilities, and we also have some one- and two-bedroom family flats.

Virtual Tour Take a virtual tour of our accommodation! With our new virtual experience tour, you can find your new home from the comfort of your own home.

Our rooms on and off campus are available to view.

Simply search ‘virtual tour’ on our website to find out more.

And Finally Please do visit both King Alfred Quarter and West Downs Quarter to ensure you see all of our facilities!

Refreshments

Shuttle Bus and Taxi

We have Refreshment and Catering areas open in both King Alfred Quarter and West Downs Quarter.

Vegan options can be found at all outlets. The University of Winchester is also a Food Allergy Aware campus. For allergen information, please speak to one of our Catering staff at a food outlet, or visit www. winchester.ac.uk/landing-pages/catering

Shuttle Bus

King Alfred Quarter Food Hall King Alfred Centre, 8am-3pm (Number 12 on your map) This is a Pop-Up stall in our Food Hall, showcasing the best of what we serve day-to-day.

Learning Café King Alfred Centre, 7.30am-2.30pm (Number 12 on your map) Perfect for light-bites, sandwiches, coffees, and milkshakes.

Cyber Italia Kenneth Kettle Building, 10am-8pm (Number 11 on your map) Part-internet café, part pizzeria! Cyber Italia is a great place to grab a coffee or a fresh slice of pizza.

West Downs Quarter Level 1 Food Court West Downs Centre, 8am-3pm (Number 28 on your map) Our main food court for West Downs Centre, serving a variety of dishes and drinks

Walking into Winchester When you have finished your day here at the University of Winchester, why don’t you head down to the city centre?

It is approximately a 15 minute walk away from King Alfred Quarter and boasts a whole array of eateries, shops and history.

Whilst King Alfred Quarter and West Downs Quarter are within a short walking distance of each other, we are offering a Shuttle Bus between Quarters for those who have access requirements or just don’t fancy walking up the hill! The Shuttle Bus will be picking up and dropping off outside Main Reception on King Alfred Quarter (Number 12 on your map), outside Queens Road Student Village (Number 18 on your map), and in the coach bay at West Downs Quarter (Number 28 on your map). Look out for the signs saying Shuttle Stop.

If you are arriving by train, we have a shuttle bus service from the Station (outside Platform 2) between 8.30am and 11am which can drop you at either our West Downs Quarter or King Alfred Quarter

Accessible Taxi For anyone with additional access requirements such as a wheelchair, we have a free Accessible Taxi on hand. This departs from outside Main Reception on King Alfred Quarter (Number 12 on your map) and can take you to West Downs Quarter or the City Centre. If you are looking to come from West Downs Quarter to King Alfred Quarter, please call our Reception Team on 01962 841515 and they will send the accessible taxi to you. The Accessible Taxi can also drop you off in the City Centre at the end of your visit!

In Case of Emergency If there is an emergency or you spot anything suspicious, please call our Site Stewards on 01962 827666.

WiFi ACCESS Don’t forget, you can log into our wi-fi network whilst at the Open Day. WiFi Name: UoW open day Password: Alfred1840

Any Questions? Ask A Student!

If you have any questions, keep an eye out for our Student Ambassadors. They are there to help and to tell you about their own experiences at the University of Winchester.

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