OUR CAMPUSES City Campus Right in the centre of Wolverhampton, City Campus is the vibrant heart of the University. With a history going back to the early 19th century, the campus has changed the landscape of the city and could be where you start your own journey. You might be studying in buildings that have been part of our heritage for over 100 years – like the Wulfruna or George Wallis Building: home to the Wolverhampton School of Art (est. 1851). Make new discoveries in the Rosalind Franklin Building’s state-of-the-art laboratories or get hands-on with cutting-edge technology in the Alan Turing Building. Wherever you’re based at City, you’ll find a learning environment that inspires you to do great work. From mock court rooms to media suites, you’ve got great facilities at your fingertips, whatever your subject of choice. If you’re looking for a spot of culture, then catch a show at our very own Arena Theatre, or if yours is a business mind, then flex it in the Lord Swraj Paul Building. We’re also investing millions of pounds in our new Springfield Campus, based in the city, which will be home to School of Architecture and Built Environment students and deliver an unbeatable skills pathway for construction education and training from the age of 14 to senior professionals.
When it’s time for a break, grab a Starbucks or something tasty from our food court, following the recent £4 million redevelopment of the Millennium City Building courtyard and catering area. You’ll feel right at home here, whether it’s Welcome Week or almost time to hand in your dissertation! Could Wolverhampton be your new home? Check out our handy guide to becoming a native – search ‘Wulfrunian’ at: wlv.ac.uk
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£100 MILLION
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