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On-the-day guide and timetableOpenDay


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www.leeds.ac.uk/opendays 1

Thank you or visiting us today. Inside this

guide you'll nd timetables o all the talks,tours, taster lectures and drop in sessions

- all the inormation you need to plan your

day. Theres also inormation on where to

eat, how to get around campus, and much

more.

Welcome to our Open Day

As well as sta in departments, youll

also see that we have lots o StudentAmbassadors on campus today - look out

or them in their red T-shirts. Feel ree to

speak to them or help and advice, and

nd out about what the University o Leeds

is like rom a students perspective.

The Open Day is a public event and an ocial

photographer will be taking photographs or use

by the university in our publications and on our

website.


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2 UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS OPEN DAY GUIDE www.leeds.ac.uk/opendays 3

FULL LISTINGS

o all activities taking placeFrom page 22 onwards

Youll nd ull listings o all the activities

taking place, including details o

subject events, the acilities and Halls o

Residence that are open today, and talks

on themes such as making successul

university applications and understanding

what Leeds has to oer.

DAY PLANNER

with checklist and notes

Page 36

You will nd this at the back o the guide.

It is a great way to keep track o the

activities that you wish to attend, and

make sure that you dont miss anything.

CAMPUS MAP

and help in nding your way aroundPages 16-19

On page 17 we have highlighted some o

our landmark buildings, which should help

you get your bearings on campus.

Youll nd the campus map in the

centrespread. The numbers on the map

are building numbers which will be used

throughout this guide to help you nd your

way around. The key to the map is on

page 16.

Contents

PRACTICALITIES

Food & drink and asking or help

Page 4

A list o places to eat and who to contact i

you need assistance.

ADVICE

on making the most o your day

Learn more about what is taking place

today:

Introducing Leeds

Page 6

WHAT YOU WILL FIND IN YOUR GUIDE

HELPWHENEVER YOU NEED IT...

OurStudentAmbassadorsare dotted allaround campusand will help with

anything you need fromdirectionstoadvice on where to eat.Theyare allstudentsatthe University,so feel free to

ask themanything theyll be happytohelp.

ACCESSIBILITYThe disabled accessroute round campus

isclearlysigned,just look forthe NorthSouth AccessRoute signsorask one ofourStudentAmbassadors.Ifyou would

like to speak to someone fromthe EqualityServiceor DisabilityTeam,you can findthemin the Parkinson Building(building

number60).

FIRST AID

We will have firstaid provision on campusall day.Ifyou need assistance please

contactone ofourStudentAmbassadors(the onesin the red T-shirts).Inemergenciesorin case ofseriousinjury

call 01133432222 (or 32222 on aninternal phone)and explain the situation.Securitystaffwill then contactthe

emergencyservices.

PLACESTO EAT

The Refectory,nextto the StudentsUnion -everything fromsandwichesand

saladsto freshlycooked noodlesand fullmeals( building number29)

StudentsUnion(building number32)

-a range offood and drink options Parkinson Court -teas,coffees,cakes

and lightsnacks(building number60)

Dolce Vita coffee bar ,Mathsdepartment-snacksand drinks(buildingnumber84)

BainesWing coffee bar -sandwiches,soup,saladsand snacks(buildingnumber58)

RogerStevenscoffee bar -sandwiches,snacksand drinks(building number89)

BusinessSchoolcoffee bar -

sandwiches,snacksand drinks(building number19)

Caf Maia,Marjorie and Arnold Ziff

Building -fairtrade coffee,and a rangeofsandwichesand hotsnacks(building

number77) Engineering Building Caf ,-

sandwiches,snacksand drinks

(building number48) Caf 7,WorsleyBuilding -forthose

visiting Medicine,DentistryorBiological

Sciences(building number95)

Refreshmentoutletsare marked

on the campusmap in the centrespread.

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Dontforget,

ifyou needanything asksomeone in a

red T-shirt.

Practicalities food &drink and asking for help

Ifyoure notsure where to startorhowtogetthe mostfromtoday,pop into the

Parkinson Building(building number60)where staffand studentsareon hand tohelp you plan yourday.

Look outforgeneral welcome and

information pointswhere staffcan tell youmore aboutwhatishappening on campustoday.Youll also find representativesfrom

all ourfaculties,which coverourbroadrange ofsubjectareasfromAccountingtoZoology.Theycan advise you on which

talksand activitiesare mostsuitable foryou and directyou to drop-in sessionsforthe subjectsyou are interested in.

Planning your dayThere will also be theopportunitytotalk tostafffrom:

Accommodation-find outaboutthewide varietyofaccommodation thatwe

offer The Finance Clinic -getadviceon your

specific circumstances AccesstoLeeds -ifyourcircumstances

mayaffectyourabilityto demonstrate

yourfull potential EqualityServices ifyou require

individual consideration and additional

support StudyAbroad find outmore about

opportunitiesto studyall overtheworld

aspartofyourLeeds degreeJointHonours ifyoureinterested in

studying two subjectsatUniversity CareersCentre -find outmore about

industrial placementsand where a

degree fromthe UniversityofLeedscantake you

LeedsforLife -how we help our

studentsreach theirfull potential AlumniRelations find outhow our

graduatesstayconnected to Leeds

The Parkinson Building isalso home to the

Brotherton Library and the StanleyandAudreyBurton Gallery,both ofwhich areopen todayforyou toview.

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Dontforget,everyone isrepresented atthe

Central Exhibition -the Universityinone room!


Introducing LeedsAtLeedswe understand the importance of

choosing the universitythatisrightforyou.Through the range oftalksand activitiesthatwe are offering todaywe hope thatyou

will leave with a flavourofwhatitmeanstobe a studentatLeeds.You will find the fulltimetable oftalksand activitiesfrompage

20 onwards.

Our Introducing Leedstalk takesplaceon the hour,everyhourin the GreatHall(building number57).Talksstartat9am

with the lastone at2pm.Although thisisan introductorytalk,you can attend atanytime during the day.

Presented bya memberofthe seniormanagementteam,the Introducing

Leedstalk explainswhatLeedshastoofferyou;the benefitsofstudying in a

research-intensive university,how we areenhancing the studentexperience andwhatwe are doing to help prepare our

studentsfortheirfuture careers.Astudentrepresentative will be on hand to talk aboutthe Universityfroma studentperspective.

LIFEAFTER LEEDS

Formore information on careersandlifeafterLeedsyou can also visitourinformation standsin the Parkinson

Building(buildingnumber60),wherethere will be representativesfrom Careers,LeedsforLife andAlumni.

Ifanyofyourpartyare formerstudentsof

Leeds,drop intothe Alumni lounge in the1913roomin the GreatHall (buildingnumber57),to sayhello and find outhow

you can stayconnected toLeeds.

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A CTI VIT Y TI ME S L OC AT IO N BU IL DI NGNUMBER

Parkinson Building Information Stands 0 90 0 - 16 00 P ar ki ns on Co ur t 6 0

Accommodation Open HouseCharlesMorrisHall(inc. StormJameson)HenryPrice*Lyddon Hall *

0900 -1600CharlesMorrisHenryPriceLyddon Hall

854430

Accommodation (Talk) Every30 minutesfrom0900 until 1530

LeedsUniversityUnion,RileySmith Hall

32

Introducing Leeds(Talk) Everyhourfrom0900until 1500

Great Hall 57

Feesand FinancialSupport(Talk) 0900 -09451100 -11451300 -13451500 -1545

RogerStevensLecture Theatre 21 89

UCAStop tips: the UCASapplicationprocessand advice on making yourapplication successful(Talk)

Everyhourfrom0900until 1500

Co n fe r e nc e Au d i to r i um 1 1 0 0

Extending yourdegree -StudyAbroad andIndustrialPlacements(Talk)

1000 -10451200 -12451400 -14451500 -1545

RogerStevensLecture Theatre 23 89

JointHonoursatLeeds(Talk)

1000 -10451200 -12451400 -1445

RogerStevensLecture,Theatre 21 89

PartTime Study(Talk) 1 2 0 0 - 1 2 4 5 M a r jo r i e &Ar n o ld Z i f f Bu i l d in g ,LifelongLearningCentre(Level11)

77

PartTime Study(Drop in) 1 0 0 0 - 1 6 0 0 M a r jo r i e &Ar n o ld Z i f f Bu i l d in g ,LifelongLearningCentre(Level11)

77

Brotherton LibraryOpen House 1000 -1600 Parkinson Building,BrothertonLibrary(accessed through 60)

59

TourofLeedsUniversityUnion Regulartoursbetween1000 and 1500 (tourstake 15 minutes)

LeedsUniversityUnion,FrontSteps

32

Tourofthe SportsCentre Regulartoursbetween0900 and 1600 (tourstake 15 minutes)

T h e E d g e S p o rt sCe n tr e 1 0 1

*ALL EVENTSHAVEWHEELCHAIR ACCESSUNLESSINDICATED BY AN ASTERISK

Generaltalks& activities Business:

Accounting,Economics&ManagementINCLUDES:Accounting

Business

EconomicsFinance

Human ResourceManagement

International Business

Management

Marketing

A CTI VIT Y TI ME S L OC ATI ON B UI LDI NGNUMBER

MeetourStudents(Drop in) 1000 -1600BusinessSchool,UG Common Room

19

Placementsand StudyAbroad (Talk) 1100 -11451400 -1445

B u si n es s S ch o ol , 1. 3 3 1 9

Introduction to the BusinessSchool(including AdmissionsAdvice)(Talk)

1000 -10451200 -1245

BusinessSchool,Yorkshire Bank Lecture Theatre

19

Which BusinessDegree?(Q&A) 1100 -11451300 -1345

B u si n es s S ch o ol , G. 3 1 1 9

Accounting and Finance (Talk) 1200 -12451400 -1445

B u si n es s S ch o ol , G. 3 1 1 9

Economics(Talk) 1100 -11451300 -13451400 -1445

BusinessSchool,Yorkshire Bank Lecture Theatre

19

Human Resource Management(Talk) 1 3 00 - 1 34 5 B u s in e ss S c ho o l, 1 .3 2 1 9

InternationalBusiness(Talk) 1100 -11451300 -1345

C h ar l es T h ac k ra h ,1 . 01 1 5

Management(Talk) 1200 -12451400 -1445

C h ar l es T h ac k ra h ,1 . 01 1 5

*ALL EVENTSHAVEWHEELCHAIR ACCESSUNLESSINDICATED BY AN ASTERISK

Notsure which Businessdegree to study?Unsure ofthe optionsavailable to you?

Dontknow which degree leadsto which career?

Then bring yourquestionsto ourWhich BusinessDegree? interactive Q&Asession to

discoverthe range ofopportunitiesavailable foryou to study,and to begin yourjourneyto thecareerofyourchoice.

DontforgetthatourStudentAmbassadorsare available to chatwith you all dayin ourUndergraduate Common Room

INCLUDES:Accommodation

Fees& Finance

Industrial PlacementsIntroducing Leeds

JointHonours

LibraryTours

Parkinson BuildingPart-Time study

SportsFacilit ies

Students Union Tour

StudyAbroadUCAS top t ips

Campus map

Buildingsto look outfor

On campusaccommodation

Refreshments

North-South campus

wheelchairaccessible route

(Map referencesare listed on page16)

A

A

AA

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B ai n es W i ng (H e al t hc a re ) 5 8Beech Grove House (Polit ics& Sociology) 33

B ro th er to n L ib ra ry 5 9

Bu si ne ss Sc ho ol 19Ch a nc e l l or ' sCo ur t ( n ext t o 8 9 ) - 8 9

CharlesMorris(Whetton & StormJameson) 85

C h ar l es T h ac k ra h ( B u s in e ss ) 1 5

Chemistry 55C iv il E ng in ee ri ng 4 9

ClothworkersBuilding North (Communications) 56

C l o th w o rk e r sCen t e na r yH al l ( M u si c ) 7 5

C l o th w o rk e r sCen t r al B u i l di n g ( D e s i g n ) 3 4C l o th w o rk e r sS ou t h B u i l d i ng ( D e s i g n ) 3 5

Conference Auditorium(UCAS Top Tips) 100

E CS t on e r ( Phys i c s& Co m pu t i n g) 7 3E l e ct r o ni c & E l e c tr i c al E n g i n ee r i n g 5 1

E ng in ee ri ng Bu il di ng 4 8

F o od S c ie n ce B u il d in g 1 0 2

Garstang Building (Biological Sciences) 90G eo gr ap hy Bu il di ng 3 8

Geo gr ap hy Eas t 36

Great Hall 57H e nr y P ri c e H al l o f R es i de n ce 4 4

H i l l ar yP l a ce ( S c ho o l o f Ed u c at i o n ) 7 0

L i b er t yB u il d i n g ( S c ho o l o f L aw ) 1 6

L y dd o n H a ll of R es i de n ce 3 0M a r jo r i e & Ar n o l d Z i f f Bu i l d in g 7 7

M a th s/ E a r th & E n v i ro n m en t B u il d i n g 8 4

M ec h an i ca l E n gi n ee r in g 5 0

M i ch a el S a dl e rB u il d in g 7 8Old Mining Building(Fine Art,HistoryofArt& Cultural Studies)

53

P ar ki ns on B ui ld in g 6 0

Psychology 37

Refectory 29R og er S te ve ns Bu il di ng 8 9

S ch oo l o fE ng li sh 7 6

Social SciencesBuilding (EqualityService) 82S t ag e @L e ed s Bu i ld i ng ( P C I) 3 1

St ud en ts ' Uni on 32

T h e E d ge , Sp o rt s C en t re 1 0 1

W e ste r n Le c t ur e Th e a tr e (L a w ) 1 8W or sl ey Bu il di ng 9 5

15 CharlesThackrah (Business)16 LibertyBuilding (School ofLaw)

18 Western Lecture Theatre (Law)

19 BusinessSchool29 Refectory

30 Lyddon Hall ofResidence

31 Stage@LeedsBuilding (PCI)

32 Students' Union33 Beech Grove House (Polit ics& Sociology)

34 ClothworkersCentral Building (Design)

35 ClothworkersSouth Building (Design)

36 GeographyEast37 Psychology

38 GeographyBuilding

44 HenryPrice Hall ofResidence48 Engineering Building

49 Civil Engineering

50 Mechanical Engineering

51 Electronic & Electrical Engineering53 Old Mining Building

(Fine Art,HistoryofArt& Cultural Studies)

55 Chemistry

56 ClothworkersBuilding North (Communications)

57 GreatHall58 BainesWing (Healthcare)

59 Brotherton Library

60 Parkinson Building

70 HillaryPlace (School ofEducation)73 ECStoner(Physics& Computing)

75 ClothworkersCentenaryHall (Music)

76 School ofEnglish77 Marjorie & Arnold Zif fBuilding

78 Michael SadlerBuilding

82 Social SciencesBuilding (EqualityService)

84 Maths/Earth & EnvironmentBuilding85 CharlesMorris(Whetton & StormJameson)

89 RogerStevensBuilding

-89Chancellor'sCourt(nextto 89)90 Garstang Building (Biological Sciences)

95 WorsleyBuilding

100Conference Auditorium(UCAS Top Tips)

101The Edge,SportsCentre102Food Science Building


LOCATION NAMEBldg.No.

Bldg.No.

The Parkinson Building

(building number60)The location fortheOpen dayCentral

Exhibition and home to the Brotherton

Library,the M&S archive and theUniversityArtGallery,all ofwhich are open

today.

The GreatHall(building number57)

'Finance,Feesand WhyLeeds' sessionsare taking place here.The GreatHall

isalsowhere we haveourgraduation

ceremonies.

StudentsUnion and Refectory(building numbers, 29& 32)

In the heartofthe campus,the Union andthe Refectoryare well used bystudents

and staff(see page 10).

RogerStevensBuilding

(building number89)

The RogerStevensBuilding alwayssplitsopinion -some love itsconcrete whilst

othersare slowerto warmto itscharms.Eitherway,itworks hard,housing 25

lecture theatres,and hasrecentlybeenawarded Grade 2* listed status.

The Edge SportsCentre

(building number101)

Opened in 2010,the Edge isatthe cornerofcampus,down fromthe RogerStevens

Building,and housesthe swimming pooland the largestuniversitygymin the

country.Feel free to take a look,astoursare runningall day.

With everything here in one place,ourcampuscan be alittle trickytonaviga te,butthese landmarks-togetherwith themap overleaf- should help you find yourway

around and explore theuniversity.

(see page 18overleafforthe campusmap) (see buildingscoloured on the campusmap,page 18 overleaf)

LOCATION NAME

Findingyourwayaroundcampus Buildingstolookoutfor

General Talks

Page 20

Student lie in Leeds

Page 12

Planning your day

Page 8

Our acilities The Edge sports centre,

libraries and Leeds University Union

Page 14

Accommodation

Page 10


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HELP WHENEVER YOU NEED IT...

Our Student Ambassadors are dotted allaround campus and will help with

anything you need rom directions to

advice on where to eat. They are all

students at the University, so eel ree to

ask them anything theyll be happy to

help.

ACCESSIBILITY

The disabled access route round campus

is clearly signed, just look or the North

South Access Route signs or ask one o

our Student Ambassadors. I you would

like to speak to someone rom the Equality

Service or Disability Team, you can nd

them in the Parkinson Building(building

number 60).

FIRST AID

There is rst aid provision on campus all

day. I you need assistance please contactone o our Student Ambassadors (the ones

in the red T-shirts). In emergencies or in

case o serious injury call 0113 343

2222 (or 32222 on an internal phone)

and explain the situation. Security sta will

then contact the emergency services.

PLACES TO EAT

The Reectory, next to the StudentsUnion - everything rom sandwiches and

salads to reshly cooked noodles and ull

meals (building number 29)

Students Union - a range o ood and

drink options (building number 32)

Parkinson Court - teas, coees, cakes

and light snacks (building number 60)

Dolce Vita coee bar, Maths department

- snacks and drinks (building number 84)

Baines Wing coee bar - sandwiches,

soup, salads and snacks (building

number 58)

Roger Stevens coee bar - sandwiches,

snacks and drinks (building number 89)

Business School coee bar -

sandwiches, snacks and drinks

(building number 19)

Ca Maia, Marjorie and Arnold Zi

Building - air trade coee and a range o

sandwiches and hot snacks (buildingnumber 77)

Engineering Building Ca, -

sandwiches, snacks and drinks


Ca 7, Worsley Building - or those

visiting Medicine, Dentistry or Biological

Sciences (building number 95)

Rereshment outlets are marked

on the campus map in the centrespread.


Dont orget,

i you need

anything ask

someone in a

red T-shirt.

Practicalities food &drink and asking for help


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Introducing LeedsAt Leeds we understand the importance o

choosing the university that is right or you.Through the range o talks and activities

that we are oering today we hope that you

will leave with a favour o what it means to

be a student at Leeds. You will nd the ull

timetable o talks and activities rom page

22 onwards.

Our Introducing Leedstalk takes place

on the hour, every hour in the Great Hall

(building number 57). Talks start at 9am

with the last one at 2pm. Although this is

an introductory talk, you can attend at any

time during the day.

Presented by a member o the senior

management team, the Introducing

Leedstalk explains what Leeds has to

oer you the benets o studying in a

research-intensive university, how we are

enhancing the student experience andwhat we are doing to help prepare our

students or their uture careers. A student

representative will be on hand to talk about

the University rom a student perspective.

LIFE AFTER LEEDS

For more inormation on careers andlie ater Leeds you can also visit the

inormation stands in the Parkinson

Building(building number 60), where

there will be representatives rom Careers,

Leeds or Lie and Alumni.

I any o your party are ormer students o

Leeds, drop into the Alumni lounge in the

1913 room in the Great Hall(building

number 57), to say hello and nd out how

you can stay connected to Leeds.


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I youre not sure where to start or how

to get the most rom today, pop into theParkinson Building(building number 60)

where sta and students are on hand to

help you plan your day.

Look out or general welcome and

inormation points where sta can tell you

more about what is happening on campus.

Youll also nd representatives rom all our

aculties, which cover our broad range o

subject areas rom Accounting to Zoology.

They can advise you on which talks and

activities are most suitable or you and

direct you to drop-in sessions or the

subjects you are interested in.

Planning your dayThere will also be the opportunity to talk to

sta rom:

Accommodation - nd out about the

wide variety o accommodation that we

oer

The Finance Clinic - get advice on your

specic circumstances

Access to Leeds - i your circumstances

may aect your ability to demonstrate

your ull potential

Equality Services i you require

individual consideration and additional

support

Study Abroad nd out more about

opportunities to study all over the world

as part o your Leeds degree

Joint Honours i youre interested in

studying two subjects at University

Careers Centre - nd out more about

industrial placements and where a

degree rom the University o Leeds cantake you

Leeds or Lie - how we help our

students reach their ull potential

Alumni Relations nd out how our

graduates stay connected to Leeds

The Parkinson Building is also home to the

Brotherton Library and the Stanley and

Audrey Burton Gallery, both o which are

open today or you to view.


Dont orget,

i you are unsure

what or where to

visit - sta are on

hand to help you

plan your day!


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We have a wide range o student

accommodation here at Leeds, and OpenDay is a chance or you to explore some o

it or yoursel. Pop in anytime, but make

sure you allow hal an hour to really get

the most rom your visit. Students and sta

are on hand to answer any questions and

price lists are also available.

Three o our on-campus halls are open:

Charles Morris (including Storm Jameson

and Whetton) (building number 85)

Lyddon Hall (building number 30)

Henry Price (building number 44)

Use the campus map (page 18-19) or ask

anyone in a red T-shirt who will be happy

to point you in the right direction.

'Accommodation'talks are running every

30 minutes rom 9am until 3.30pm inthe Students Union, Riley Smith Hall

(building number 32). The talk covers

all aspects o university accommodation,

including the wide variety o halls and

acilities, the application process, and the

benets o living in halls.

Sta are also available to answer

specic questions in the Parkinson

Building (building number 60)at the

accommodation stand.

Find out more at

www.leeds.ac.uk/accommodation

Accommodation

Don't orget,

visit some o our

on-campus halls

o residence.



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Open Day is a great way to experience or

yoursel what student lie is like at Leeds,not just rom sta, but rom our students

too.

OUR AWARD-WINNING STUDENTS

UNION

Leeds University Union is a charity that

helps over 32,000 students love their time

at Leeds. Located at the heart o campus,

the Union is a space to meet people, make

new riends and get involved.

The Union has over 300 clubs and

societies and our 'Give-it-a-go' sessions are

the perect opportunity to try something

new.

Six elected students lead the Union,

backed by volunteers and sta. A lot

happens in the building, but its also a

hub or student activity across campus,throughout Leeds and beyond.

By providing opportunities or

development, support i things go wrongand representation to create change on

issues that matter to you, the Union is one

o the things that makes student lie in

Leeds so special.

Everything is open all day, so come and

have a look around the building, lled

with shops, bars and clubs; or better still

join one o the tours that leave rom the

ront steps regularly throughout the day

(building number 32). Led by our Student

Executive Ocers and student helpers,

theyll show you around, tell you what its

like to live and study here, and answer any

questions you have.

Find out more at

www.leedsuniversityunion.org.uk/aboutluu

Facebook Search Leeds University Unionor ollow us on Twitter @LeedsUniUnion

Student life in Leeds

Dont miss

The Union is

open all day,

9am 5pm.

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Today is a good chance to see the

impressive range o on-campus acilitiesthat are available to our students,

including...

OUR WORLD FAMOUS LIBRARY

Studying at Leeds will give you access

to one o the largest library collections

in the country. The Brotherton Library

holds over 2.6million books, with a urther

4.5million electronic resources available

online. It provides a variety o dierent

working environments to suit your needs;

rom the impressive circular reading room,

to fexible group study areas, a large

computer cluster and silent individual

study spaces.

On Open Day the library is open rom

10am to 4pm, and you are welcome

to take a look around. The Brotherton

Library is accessed through the ParkinsonBuilding (building number 60).

THE EDGE SPORTS CENTRE

Our new 12m gym and pool, The Edge,opened last year and oers a 25m depth-

adjustable pool, state-o-the-art gym

equipment and over 125 classes every

week.

Tours o The Edge Sports Centre (building

number 101)are running regularly rom

9am to 4pm. Its denitely worth a visit.

In 2012, The Edge is excited to have been

selected to host the Chinese Olympic

team or a month-long training camp as

they make their nal preparations or the

London 2012 Games. It is a antastic

opportunity or students to be inspired

by training in the same acility as one o

the largest and most successul Olympic

teams o our era.

Facilities on campus

Dont miss the tour

o the new gym and

swimming pool in our

sports centre, The Edge.


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Baines Wing (Healthcare) 58

Beech Grove House (Po li tics & Soc io logy) 33

Brotherton Library 59

Business School 19

Chancellor's Court (next to 89) -89Charles Morris (Whetton & Storm Jameson) 85

Charles Thackrah (Business) 15

Chemistry 55

Civil Engineering 49

Clothworkers Building North (Communications) 56

Clothworkers Centenary Hall (Music) 75

Clothworkers Central Building (Design) 34

Clothworkers South Building (Design) 35

Conference Auditorium (UCAS Top Tips) 100

EC Stoner (Physics & Computing) 73

Electronic & Electrical Engineering 51

Engineering Building 48

Food Science Building 102

Gar sta ng Bui ldi ng ( Bi olo gi ca l S ci ence s) 9 0

Geography Building 38

Geography East 36

Great Hall 57

Henry Price Hall o Residence 44

Hillary Place (School o Education) 70

Liberty Building (School o Law) 16

Lyddon Hall o Residence 30

Marjorie & Arnold Zi Building 77

Maths / Earth & Environment Building 84Mechanical Engineering 50

Michael Sadler Building 78

Old Mining Building(Fine Art, History of Art & Cultural Studies)

53

Parkinson Building 60

Psychology 37

Reectory 29

Roger Stevens Building 89

School o English 76

Soc ia l Sc iences Bui ld ing (Equa li ty Service) 82

Stage@Leeds Building (PCI) 31

Students' Union 32

The Edge, Sports Centre 101

Western Lecture Theatre (Law) 18

Worsley Building 95

15 Charles Thackrah (Business)

16 Liberty Building (School o Law)

18 Western Lecture Theatre (Law)

19 Business School

29 Re ec to ry30 Lyddon Hall o Residence

31 Stage@Leeds Building (PCI)

32 Students' Union

33 Beech Grove House (Politics & Sociology)

34 Clothworkers Central Building (Design)

35 Clothworkers South Building (Design)

36 Geography East

37 Psychology

38 Geography Building

44 Henry Price Hall o Residence

48 Engineering Building

49 Civil Engineering

50 Mechanical Engineering

51 Electronic & Electrical Engineering

53 Old Mining Building(Fine Art, History of Art & Cultural Studies)

55 Chemistry

56 Clothworkers Building North (Communications)

57 Gre at Hal l

58 Baines Wing (Healthcare)

59 Brotherton Library

60 Parkinson Building

70 Hillary Place (School o Education)73 EC Stoner (Physics & Computing)

75 Clothworkers Centenary Hall (Music)

76 School o English

77 Marjorie & Arnold Zi Building

78 Michael Sadler Building

82 Social Sciences Building (Equality Service)

84 Maths / Earth & Environment Building

85 Charles Morris (Whetton & Storm Jameson)

89 Roger Stevens Building

-89 Chancellor's Court (next to 89)

90 Garstang Building (Biological Sciences)

95 Worsley Building

100 Conference Auditorium (UCAS Top Tips)

101 The Edge, Sports Centre

102 Food Science Building


LOCATION NAMEBldg.No.

Bldg.No.

The Parkinson Building

(building number 60)One o our landmark buildings: the

large white clock tower is eatured in the

University logo and can be seen rom

across Leeds.

The Great Hall


'Introducing Leeds' talks are taking place

here. The Great Hall is also where we have

our graduation ceremonies.

Students Union and Reectory

(building numbers, 29 & 32)

In the heart o the campus, the Union and

the Reectory are well used by students

and sta (see page 10).

Roger Stevens Building


The Roger Stevens Building always splits

opinion - some love its concrete whilst

others are slower to warm to its charms.

Either way, it works hard, housing 25

lecture theatres, and has recently been

awarded Grade 2* listed status.

The Edge Sports Centre


Opened in 2010, the Edge is at the corner

o campus, down rom the Roger Stevens

Building, and houses the swimming pool

and the largest university gym in the

country. Feel ree to take a look, as tours

are running all day.

With everything here in one place, our campus can be a little tricky to navigate, but

these landmarks - together with the map overlea - should help you nd your way

around and explore the University.

(see page 18 overlea or the campus map) (see buildings coloured on the campus map, page 18 overlea)

LOCATION NAME

Finding your way around campus Buildings to look out for


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Campus map

Buildings to look out or

On campus accommodation

Rereshments

North-South campus

wheelchair accessible route

(Map reerences are listed on page 16)

A

A

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As well as subject specic talks, there is a

range o other talks and practical sessionson oer today. You can nd the ull list o

general talks and tours on page 22.

APPLYING TO UNIVERSITY

The UCAS Top Tipstalk gives you advice

about choosing where to apply, helps

explain our admissions processes and

gives you an idea o what we are looking

or rom our applicants. Talks are on the

hour every hour the rst talk starts at

9am with the last one starting at 3pm.

All talks are in Conerence Auditorium 1

(building number 100).

FEES AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT

The Fees and Financial Supporttalk

outlines our ees and nance packages or

students starting in 2012. The inormation

is mainly relevant to new ull-time students

not undertaking NHS or NHSBSA-undeddegrees. Talks start at 9am, 11am, 1pm

and 3pm in the Roger Stevens Building,

Lecture Theatre 21 (building number

89).

JOINT HONOURS

The University o Leeds oers one o thebroadest ranges o combined degree

programmes in the UK. I you are

interested in studying two subject areas

come along to the Joint Honourstalk

which covers the benets of studying Joint

Honours and some practical points that

you might want to consider. Talks start at

10am, 12pm and 2pm in Roger Stevens

Building, Lecture Theatre 21(building

number 89).

It is also important that you visit the

subject specic talks or the two areas

you are interested in. Visit the stand in

Parkinson Building(building number

60)or inormation on which subjects are

available to study through Joint Honours

at Leeds.

STUDY ABROAD AND WORKPLACEMENTS

Many students opt to study abroad or

undertake work placements as part o their

degree. Not only can you get a great deal

out o this personally, but extending your

degree this way will give you an immediate

advantage when looking to take your rst

step on the career ladder. Find out more

at our Extending your degree Study

Abroad and Work Placementstalk. Talks

start at 10am, 12noon and 2pm in Roger

Stevens Building, Lecture Theatre 23

(building number 89).


General talks


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ACTIVITY TIMES LOCATION BUILDING

NUMBER

Parkinson Building Inormation Stands 0900 - 1600 Parkinson Court 60

Accommodation Open House

Charles Morris Hall (inc. Storm Jameson)

Henry Price *Lyddon Hall *

0900 - 1600

Charles Morris

Henry Price

Lyddon Hall

85

44

30

Accommodation (Talk) Every 30 minutes rom

0900 until 1530

Leeds University Union,

Riley Smith Hall

32

Introducing Leeds (Talk) Every hour rom 0900

until 1400

Great Hall 57

Fees and Financial Support (Talk) 0900 - 0945

1100 - 1145

1300 - 1345

1500 - 1545

Rog er Ste ve ns Le ct ur e Th ea tr e 2 1 89

UCAS top tips: the UCAS application

process and advice on making your

application successul (Talk)

Every hour rom 0900

until 1500

Conference Auditorium 1 100

Extending your degree - Study Abroad and

Industrial Placements (Talk)

1000 - 1045

1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

1500 - 1545

Rog er Ste ve ns Le ct ur e Th ea tr e 2 3 89

Joint Honours at Leeds

(Talk)

1000 - 1045

1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

Roger S tevens Lecture , Theat re 21 89

Part Time Study (Talk) 1 200 - 12 45 Marj ori e & Ar nold Zi Bui ldi ng,

Lifelong Learning Centre (Level 11)

77

Part Time Study (Drop in) 1 000 - 16 00 Marj ori e & Ar nold Zi Bui ldi ng,

Lifelong Learning Centre (Level 11)

77

Brotherton Library Open House 1 000 - 16 00 Par ki ns on Bui ldi ng , B ro th er ton

Library (accessed through 60)

59

Tour o Leeds University Union Regular tours between1000 and 1500 (tours

take 15 minutes)

Leeds University Union,Front Steps

32

Tour o the Sports Centre Regular tours between

0900 and 1600 (tours

take 15 minutes)

The Edge Sports Centre 101

*ALL EVENTS HAVE WHEELCHAIR ACCESS UNLESS INDICATED BY AN ASTERISK

General talks & activities Business:Accounting, Economics & ManagementINCLUDES:

Accounting

Business

Economics

Finance

Human Resource

Management

International Business

Management

Marketing


NUMBER

Meet our Students (Drop in) 1000 - 1600 Business School,

UG Common Room

19

Placements and Study Abroad (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1400 - 1445

Business School, 1.33 19

Introduction to the Business School

(including Admissions Advice) (Talk)

1000 - 10451200 - 1245

Business School,Yorkshire Bank Lecture Theatre

19

Which Business Degree? (Q&A) 1100 - 1145

1300 - 1345

Business School, G.31 19

Accounting and Finance (Talk) 1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

Business School, G.31 19

Economics (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1300 - 1345

1400 - 1445

Business School,

Yorkshire Bank Lecture Theatre

19

Human Resource Management (Talk) 1300 - 1345 Business School, 1.32 19

International Business (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1300 - 1345

Charles Thackrah, 1.01 15

Management (Talk) 1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

Charles Thackrah, 1.01 15


Not sure which Business degree to study?Unsure o the options available to you?

Dont know which degree leads to which career?

Then bring your questions to our Which Business Degree? interactive Q&A session to

discover the range o opportunities available or you to study, and to begin your journey to the

career o your choice.

Dont orget that our Student Ambassadors are available to chat with you all day in our

Undergraduate Common Room.

INCLUDES:

Accommodation

Fees & Finance

Industrial Placements

Introducing Leeds

Joint Honours

Library Tours

Parkinson Building

Part-Time study

Sports Facilities

Students Union Tour

Study Abroad

UCAS top tips


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Chemistry, Food Science & Nutrition Mathematics, Physics & Nanotechnology

INCLUDES:

Chemistry

Analytical Chemistry

Medicinal Chemistry

Colour Chemistry

Food Science

Nutrition

INCLUDES:

Mathematics

Mathematics (with Finance)

Actuarial Mathematics

Statistics

Physics

Astrophysics

Medical Physics

Theoretical Physics

Nanotechnology


NUMBER

Chemistry (Talk)* 1100 - 11301300 - 1330

Chemistry Lecture Theatre A 55

Medicinal Chemistry (Talk)* 1330 - 1400 Chemistry Lecture Theatre A 55Chemistry (Tour) 1030 and

then every 30minutes until

1530

Chemistry,

Chaston Chapman Lounge

55

Chemistry (Demonstration) * 1200 - 12301230 - 1300

1400 - 1430

1430 - 1500

Chemistry Lecture Theatre B 55

Chemistry (Drop in) 1000 - 1600 Chemistry,

Chaston Chapman Lounge

55

Food Science and Nutrition (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1300 - 1345

Food Science Building, G.09 102

The Science o Food (Taster Lecture) 1200 - 1245 Food Science Building, G.09 102

Food Science and Nutrition (Drop in/Demo) 1000 - 1600 Food Science Building 102

Food Science and Nutrition (Tour) 1030 - 1100

1430 - 1500

Food Science Building 102


Dont Forget!

All our degrees have a fexible modular structure and provide you with the opportunity to

develop specic areas o interest across a broad range o topics. There are work placement

and study abroad opportunities, which provide you with an invaluable experience and help to

develop your career prospects. Many o our degrees are accredited by proessional bodies,

such as the Royal Society of Chemistry, which guarantees that they meet the highest possible

quality standards and also are aligned with the needs o employers. We use a variety o

teaching methods which include lectures, workshops, practical laboratory sessions and small

group tutorials, supported by our web-based Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) giving you

instant access to a wide range o learning resources.


NUMBER

Mathematics (Talk) 1000 - 1045

1100 - 1145

1200 - 12451300 - 1345

1400 - 1445

School o Mathematics, MALL

(Level 8)

84

Mathematics (Drop in) 1000 - 1500 School o Mathematics 84

Physics and Astronomy (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1200 - 1245

1300 - 1345

EC Stoner, 9.90 (Level 9) 73

Physics and Astronomy Research:

Quantum Inormation Technology (Taster Lecture)

1100 - 1145 EC Stoner, 8.70 (Level 8) 73

Physics and Astronomy Research:

From interstellar clouds to stars, planets and lie: our

astrochemical heritage (Taster Lecture)

1200 - 1245 EC Stoner, 8.70 (Level 8) 73

Physics and Astronomy Research:Connections - How is Quantum Physics responsible

or disposable razor blades and the iPod?

(Taster Lecture)

1300 - 1345 EC Stoner, 8.70 (Level 8) 73

Physics and Astronomy - Teaching areas and research

labs (Tour)

1100 - 1145

1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

EC Stoner, Physics Coffee Bar

(Level 9)

73

Astrophysics @ Leeds including the observatory (Tour) 1300 - 1345

1500 - 1545

EC Stoner, Physics Coffee Bar

(Level 9)

73

Physics and Astronomy - All you need to know (Drop

in/Demo)

1000 - 1600 EC Stoner, Physics Coffee Bar

(Level 9)

73

Nanotechnology (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1400 - 1445

Chemistry, CMNS Seminar Room

(Level 4)

55


Dont Forget!

Take in a Physics and Astronomy Talk to hear all about the degree programmes and then

learn more about specic areas o the science at our Taster Lectures. As well as our range o

single subject degrees you can choose to combine two dierent subjects with our selection

of Joint Honours degrees. Our Natural Sciences degree provides a good foundation for a

research career and allows you to initially study three subjects chosen rom Biochemistry,

Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics.



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Design, Communications & Media Music & Performance, Visual& Creative Arts

INCLUDES:

Broadcast Journalism

Cinema & Photography

Communications

New Media

INCLUDES:

Fine Art

Cultural Studies

History o Art

Museum Studies

Managing Perormance

Perormance Design

Theatre & Perormance

Music


NUMBER

Broadcast Journalism (Talk) 1000 - 1045

1300 - 1345

Clothworkers North Building,

Lecture Theatre

56

Cinema and Photography (Talk) 1200 - 1245

1500 - 1545


Lecture Theatre

56

Communication Studies (Talk) 1100 - 11451400 - 1445

Clothworkers North Building,Lecture Theatre

56

New Media (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1300 - 1345


Cinema

56

Institute o Communication Studies (Tour) 1100 - 1130

1200 - 1230

1300 - 1330

1400 - 1430

Institute of Communication

Studies, Clothworkers Building

North

56

Institute o Communication Studies (Drop in) 1000 - 1500 Institute of Communication

Studies, Clothworkers Building

North

56

Art and Design (Talk) 1100 - 11451300 - 1345

Clothworkers South BuildingLecture Theatre 3

35

Design and Colour Technology (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1300 - 1345

Baines Wing G42 58

Design and Technology Management (Talk) 1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

Clothworkers South Building

Lecture Theatre 2

35

Fashion Design (Talk) 1100 - 11451300 - 1345

Clothworkers Central Building,Speakman Lecture Theatre

34

Graphic and Communication Design (Talk) 1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

Clothworkers South Building

Lecture Theatre 3

35

Textile Design (Talk) 1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

Clothworkers Central Building,

Speakman Lecture Theatre

34

School o Design (Tour) 1100 - 1130

1200 - 1230

1300 - 1330

1400 - 1430

Clothworkers Central Building

Seminar Room 3

34

School o Design (Drop in) 1000 - 1500 Clothworkers Central Building

Seminar Room 3

34


Art & Design

Design & Colour Technology

Design & Technology Management

Fashion Design

Graphic & Communication Design

Textile Design


NUMBER

Introduction to Fine Art, History o Art

and Cultural Studies (Talk)

1100 - 1145

1300 - 1345

Old Mining Building, 2.01 53

Fine Art, History o Art and Cultural Studies

(Showcase)

1000 - 1500 Old Mining Building, Foyer 53

Cultural Studies (Talk) 1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

Old Mining Building, 2.06a 53

Fine Art (Talk) 1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

Old Mining Building, G19 53

History o Art & History o Art with Museum Studies

(Talk)

1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

Old Mining Building, 2.01 53

Music (Talk/Tour) 1100 - 1200

1400 - 1500

Clothworkers Centenary

Concert Hall

75

Music (Drop in) 1000 - 1230

1300 - 1530

Clothworkers Centenary

Concert Hall Foyer

75

Perormance and Cultural Industries

(inc. Managing Perormance, Perormance Design

and Theatre & Perormance) (Talk)

1100 - 1145

1400 - 1445


Perormance and Cultural Industries (Drop in) 1000 - 1600 Stage@Leeds Building (PCI) 31

Perormance and Cultural Industries (Tour) Regular tours

between 1000

and 1500(tours take 20

minutes)


Perormance and Cultural Industries (Taster Lectures) 1200 - 12301230 - 1300

1300 - 1330



Dont Forget!

Also attend the Joint Honours at Leeds talk if you are interested in combining subjects

(or example, History o Art with another subject).

The Joint honours talk takes place at 1000, 1200 and 1500

in Roger Stevens Lecture Theatre 21 (building number 89).



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Engineering & Computing Engineering & Computing

INCLUDES:

Architectural Engineering

Aviation Technology

Chemical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Project Management

Energy Engineering

Materials Engineering

Minerals Engineering

Nuclear Engineering

Petroleum Engineering

Pharmaceutical Engineering

Pilot Studies

Structural Engineering

INCLUDES:

Aeronautical & Aerospace

Engineering

Articial Intelligence

Automotive Engineering

Computer Science

Computing

Electronic & Communications

Engineering

Electronic & Electrical

Engineering

Inormation Technology

Mechanical Engineering

Mechatronics & Robotics

Medical Engineering

Multimedia

(Electronics & Music)

Product Design


NUMBER

So What is Engineering? (Talk) 0900 - 0945

1000 - 1045

1400 - 1445

Electrical Engineering,

Rhodes Lecture Theatre

51

Aviation Technology

(Talk/Flight Simulator Demo)

1100 - 12001200 - 1300

1300 - 1400

1400 - 1500

Engineering BuildingLecture Theatre C

48

Chemical, Petroleum and Nuclear Engineering(Talk/Tour)

1100 - 1200

1200 - 1300

1300 - 1400

1400 - 1500

Engineering Building Lecture

Theatre F

48

Energy Engineering (Talk/Tour) 1100 - 1200

1200 - 13001300 - 1400

1400 - 1500

Engineering Building

Lecture Theatre D

48

Aviation, Chemical, Petroleum & Energy Engineering

(Drop in)

1000 - 1600 Engineering Building, Reception 48

Civil Engineering

(inc. Architectural Engineering, Project Management,

Civil & Environmental Engineering)

(Talk/Tour)

1000 - 11001100 - 1200

1200 - 1300

1300 - 1400

1400 - 1500

1500 - 1600

Civil EngineeringLecture Theatre A

49

Civil Engineering (Drop in) 1000 - 1600 Civil Engineering, Reception 49


To allow or travel time, please note it takes 5 minutes to walk rom Engineering to the Parkinson Building (60)

Cant decide which engineering degree is right for you?

Why not attend our So what is engineering? talk at 0900, 1000 and 1400

in the Rhodes Lecture Theatre, building number 51.

Drop ins:

Sta will be available to answer any course-related questions between 1000 1600.


NUMBER

So What is Engineering? (Talk) 0900 - 0945

1000 - 1045

1400 - 1445

Electrical Engineering, Rhodes

Lecture Theatre

51

Computing & IT (Drop in) 1000 - 1600 EC Stoner, School of Computing

Reception (Level 7)

73

Computing & IT (inc. Articial Intelligence, Computer

Science) (Talk)

1100 - 1145

1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

EC Stoner, School of Computing

Reception (Level 7)

73

Less is more Inormation at dierent levels o detail(Taster lecture)

1 300 - 13 45 Ro ge r St eve ns L ec tu re The at re 10 8 9

Electronic and Electrical Engineering (Drop in) 1000 - 1600 Electronic and Electrical

Engineering, Reception

51

Mechatronics and Robotics (Talk/Tour/Demo) 1200 -1245 Electrical Engineering,


51

Music, Multimedia and Electronics (Talk/Tour/Demo) 1100 - 1145 Electrical Engineering,


51

Electronic Engineering (Talk/Tour/Demo) 1300 - 1345 Electrical Engineering


51

Mechanical Engineering (inc. Aeronautical &

Aerospace, Automotive, Mechanical with Nuclear

Engineering) (Talk/Tour)

1000 - 1100

1100 - 1200

1200 - 13001300 - 1400

Mechanical Engineering Lecture

Theatre A

50

Medical Engineering (Talk/Tour) 1200 - 1300 Mechanical Engineering

Lecture Theatre B

50

Engineering an Elite Athletes Knee (Taster Lecture) 1300 - 1345 Mechanical Engineering

Lecture Theatre B

50

Product Design (Talk/Tour) 1100 - 1200

1200 - 1300

1300 - 1400

Mechanical Engineering,

Design Studio (Level 5)

50

Mechanical Engineering (Drop in) 1000 - 1600 Mechanical Engineering,

Reception

51


To allow or travel time, please note it takes 5 minutes to walk rom Engineering to the Parkinson Building (60)



17/21

English, History, Philosophy, Theology& Classics

Modern Languages and Cultures

INCLUDES:

English Language

English Literature

English & Theatre Studies

History

International History &

Politics

Philosophy

History & Philosophy o

Science

Religious Studies

Theology

Classics

Latin & Greek

INCLUDES:

Arabic

Asian Studies

Chinese

French

German

Hispanic & Latin American

Studies

Islamic & Middle Eastern

Studies

Italian

Japanese

Portuguese

Russian

Spanish

Thai

Film Studies with Languages

Linguistics & Phonetics


NUMBER

English (Talk) 1000 - 1045

1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

Michael Sadler, Rupert Beckett

Lecture Theatre

78

English (Drop in) 1000 - 1600 School o English Foyer 76

History (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1500 - 1545

Michael Sadler,

Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre

78

History (Taster Lecture) 1300 - 1345 Michael Sadler,

Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre

78

History (Drop in) 1000 - 1600 Michael Sadler,

History Foyer (3rd Floor)

78

Classics (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1400 - 1445

Seminar Room 1.08,

Parkinson Building

60

Classics (Taster Lecture) 1200 - 1245 Seminar Room 1.08,

Parkinson Building

60

Classics (Drop in) 1100 - 1600 Parkinson Building,

Classics Department

60

Philosophy (Talk) 1000 - 1045

1300 - 1345

Roger Stevens,

Lecture Theatre 25

89

Philosophy (Taster Lecture) 1200 - 1245 Roger Stevens,

Lecture Theatre 25

89

Philosophy (Drop in) 1000 - 1600 Michael Sadler,

School o Philosophy, Religion &

History o Science

78

Theology and Religious Studies (Talk) 1000 - 10451300 - 1345

Roger Stevens,Lecture Theatre 11

89

Theology and Religious Studies (Taster Lecture) 1100 - 1145 Roger Stevens,

Lecture Theatre 11

89

Theology and Religious Studies (Drop in) 1000 - 1600 Michael Sadler,

School o Philosophy, Religion &

History o Science

78



NUMBERModern Languages at Leeds (Talk) 1000 - 1045

1300 - 1345

Roger Stevens

Lecture Theatre 20

89

Languages, Linguistics and Cultures (Drop in) 1000 - 1600 Michael Sadler, LG10 78

Arabic & Middle Eastern Studies (Talk) 1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

Roger Stevens

Lecture Theatre 05

89

Chinese / Thai (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1400 - 1445

Michael Sadler, LG15 78

Film Studies with a Language (Talk) 1400 - 1445 Michael Sadler,

Linguistics Department,

World Cinemas Room

78

French (Talk) 1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

Roger Stevens

Lecture Theatre 20

89

German (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1200 - 1245

Roger Stevens

Lecture Theatre 06

89

Italian (Talk) 1100 - 11451200 - 1245

Michael Sadler,Linguistics Department,

World Cinemas Room

78

Japanese (Talk) 1000 - 1045

1500 - 1545


Linguistics & Phonetics (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1200 - 1245


Russian and Slavonic Studies (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1300 - 1345


Spanish, Portuguese & Latin American Studies (Talk) 1200 - 1245

1500 - 1545

Rog er St ev en s Le ct ur e T he at re 07 89


Dont Forget!

Also attend the Joint Honours at Leeds talk if you are interested in combining subjects

(or example, a language with another subject).

The Joint honours talk takes place at 1000, 1200 and 1500

in Roger Stevens Lecture Theatre 21 (building number 89).



18/21

Environment & Geography Law, Politics, Sociology & Education

INCLUDES:

Environment & Business

Environmental Science

Sustainability &

Environmental Management

Geography

Human & Social Geography

Physical Geography

Geology

Geophysics

Meteorology & Climate

Science

Transport Studies

(with Economics, Geography

or Management)

INCLUDES:

Law

Law and French

Criminal Justice &

Criminology

Politics

Parliamentary Studies

International Relations

International Development

Sociology

Social Policy

Social Policy and Crime

Childhood Studies

(Education)

English, Language &

Education (Education)


NUMBER

Law LLB (Talk) 1000 - 1045

1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

Western Lecture Theatre 18

ENTRY TO THE LAW LLB TALKS IS BY TICKET ONLY.

TICKETS CAN BE COLLECTED FROM THE SCHOOL OF LAW DROP-IN (LIBERTY BUILDING - BUILDING NUMBER

16 ON THE CAMPUS MAP). PLEASE COLLECT TICKETS EARLY IN THE DAY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. ENTRY

MAY BE RESTRICTED TO PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS PLUS ONE GUEST IF OVER-SUBSCRIBED.

Criminal Justice and Criminology (Talk) 1300 - 1345 Western Lecture Theatre 18

Law (Drop in) including

Self-guided tour of the brand new Liberty Building Talk to staff and students Get information on Extra-Curricular activities and

what we do to enhance the employability o our

graduates

0930 - 1600 Liberty Building (School o Law) 16

Politics and International Studies (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1400 - 1445

Rog er St ev en s Le ct ure The at re 25 8 9

Politics and International Studies: 'Have you playedthe war on terror? The politics o military video

games' (Taster Lecture)

13 00 - 13 45 Rog er St ev en s Le ct ure T he at re 25 8 9

Politics and International Studies (Drop in) 1000 - 1600 Beech Grove House 33

Sociology and Social Policy (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1400 - 1445

Ro ger St ev en s L ect ure The at re 24 8 9

Sociology and Social Policy (Drop in) 1000 - 1600 Beech Grove House 33

School o Education: Childhood Studies (Talk) *13 00 - 134 5 Rog er St ev en s Le ct ur e T he at re 09 8 9

School o Education:English, Language and Education (Talk) *

12 00 - 124 5 Rog er St ev en s Le ct ur e T he at re 09 8 9

School o Education (Drop in) 1000 - 1600 School o Education,Hillary Place, Reception Area

70


Come to our information point in Beech Grove House to nd out more about our foundation

year BA Social Science programme. Designed or those without the standard entry

requirements, successul completion o the oundation year will allow students to progress on

to some o the most popular degree programmes within the aculty, including Sociology and

Social Policy, Education, Law, and Politics.


NUMBER

Earth, Environment or Geography:

Which degree is right or you? (Talk)

1100 - 1145

1300 - 1345

Ro ge r St eve ns Lec tu re The at re 13 8 9

Environmental Science (Talk) 1000 - 1045

1345 - 1430

Earth and Environment Building,

(Level 8)

84

Sustainability & Environmental Management andEnvironment & Business

1045 - 1130

1300 - 1345


(Level 8)

84

Meteorology and Climate Science (Talk) 1045 - 1130 Earth and Environment Building,(Level 8)

84

Geology and Geophysics (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1315 - 1400


Earth Visualisation Lab (Level 10)

84

Corporate Social Responsibility (Taster Lecture) 1430 - 1515 Earth and Environment Building,

(Level 8)

84

Storm Chasing (Taster Lecture) 1130 - 1215 Earth and Environment Building,

(Level 8)

84

Listening to the heartbeat o volcanoes (Taster

Lecture)

1215 - 1300 Earth and Environment Building,

(Level 8)

84

3D fight through Aar 1500 - 1545 Earth and Environment Building,

(Level 8)

84

Earth and Environment (Drop in) 1000 - 1600 Earth and Environment Building,

Foyer

84

Geology and Geophysics (Drop in) 1030 - 1500 Earth and Environment Building,

Earth Visualisation Lab (Level 10)

84

Geography (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1200 - 1245

1300 - 1345

1400 - 1445

Geography East Building,

Lecture Theatre

36

Geography - Geology (Talk) 1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

Geography Building, Room 1.40 38

Geography (Drop in) 1000 - 1500 Geography Building, Foyer 38

Geography with Transport Planning (Talk) 1300 - 1345 Geography Building, Room 1.40 38

Transport Planning: Driving Simulator (Tour) 1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

Next to Hilary Place





19/21

Medicine, Dentistry, Healthcare& PsychologyINCLUDES:

Medicine

Dentistry

Healthcare:

Nursing

(Adult, Child, Mental Health)

Healthcare:

Midwiery

Audiology

Cardiology

Radiography

Social Work

Psychology


NUMBER

Medicine (Talk) 1000 - 1130

1200 - 1330

1400 - 1530

Worsley Building,

Medical Lecture Theatre

95

Dentistry (inc. workshop on UCAS Personal

Statements and Interview Advice)

1000 - 11301200 - 1330

1400 - 1530

Worsley Building,Dental Lecture Theatre

95

THE MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY TALKS ARE TICKETED AND OPEN TO PROSPECTIVE APPLICANTS ONLY.

TICKETS SHOULD BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE AT www.leeds.ac.uk/opendays

Medicine (Drop in) 0900 - 1600 Worsley Building, Level 7 Lounge 95

Dentistry (Meet our sta and students) 1130 - 1200

1330 - 1400

1530 - 1600

Worsley Building,

Leeds Dental Institute

95

Dentistry (Tour) Every 30

minutes rom

1130 until

1530

Worsley Building,

Leeds Dental Institute

95

School o Healthcare (Drop in) 0900 - 1600 Baines Wing, 3rd Floor Lounge 58

Healthcare Sciences, Audiology and Clinical

Physiology (Talk)

1100 - 1145 Baines Wing, 3.06 58

Nursing (Talk) 1000 - 1045

1200 - 1245

Baines Wing, Miall Lecture

Theatre

58

Midwiery (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1300 - 1345

Baines Wing, Miall Lecture

Theatre

58

Radiography/Diagnostic Imaging (Talk) 1000 - 1045

1200 - 1245

Baines Wing, 3.06 58

Social Work (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1300 - 1345

Baines Wing, 4.12 58

Healthcare Parents' Lounge 0900 - 1600 Baines Wing, 3.20 58

PSI Leeds: Psychological Sciences Investigation

(Demo)

1000 - 1045

1200 - 1245

1400 - 1445

Institute o Psychological

Sciences, Computer Cluster

37

Psychology (Talk) 1000 - 1045

1100 - 1145

1300 - 1345

Ro ge r S te ve ns Lec tur e Th ea tr e 2 2 89

Psychology (Drop in/Tour) 0900 - 1600 Institute o Psychological

Sciences

37


ACTIVITY TIMES LOCATION

BUILDING

NUMBER

Biological Sciences inormation point 0900 - 1600 Chancellor's Court (next to the

Roger Stevens Building)

-89

Biochemistry (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1200 - 12451300 - 1345


Biochemistry (Drop in/Lab Demo) 1100 - 1500 Garstang Building,

Teaching Lab B (Level 9)

90

Biological Sciences (Multidisciplinary) (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1300 - 1345

Roge r S te ve ns Lec tur e Th ea tr e 1 9 89

Biological Sciences (Multidisciplinary)

(Drop in/Lab Demo)

1100 - 1500 Garstang Building,


90

Biology (inc. Applied Biology, Ecology and

Environmental Biology, Genetics and Zoology) (Talk)

1000 - 1045

1400 - 1445

Rog er St eve ns Le ct ur e Th ea tr e 1 7 89

Biology (inc. Applied Biology, Ecology and

Environmental Biology and Zoology)

(Drop in/Lab Demo)


Teaching Lab C (Level 9)

90

Genetics (Drop in/Lab Demo) 1100 - 1500 Garstang Building,


90

Building your career in biology:

opportunities and perspectives (Talk) *1 30 0 - 13 15 Ro ge r S te ve ns L ec tur e Th ea tr e 03 89

Genetics: Who do you think you are? What DNA tells

us about our ancestors (Taster Lecture)

*

1 33 0 - 13 45 Ro ge r S te ve ns L ec tur e Th ea tr e 03 89

Human Physiology, Pharmacology, Neuroscience and

Medical Sciences (Talk)

1100 - 1145

1200 - 12451300 - 1345


Human Physiology, Pharmacology, Neuroscience and

Medical Sciences (Drop in/Lab Demo)


Teaching Lab A (Level 9)

90

Microbiology (Talk)* 1 20 0 - 12 45 Ro ge r S te ve ns L ec tur e Th ea tr e 02 89

Microbiology (Drop in/Lab Demo) 1100 - 1500 Garstang Building, Teaching Lab

B (Level 9)

90

Sports Science (Talk) 1100 - 1145

1200 - 1245

1300 - 1345


Sports Science (Lab Demo) 1200 - 1245

1300 - 13451400 - 1445

Worsley Building,

Sports Science Lab (Level 9)

95


Biological Sciences

INCLUDES:

Applied Biology

Biochemistry

Biological Sciences

(Multidisciplinary degree)

Biology

Ecology

Genetics

Human Physiology

Medical Sciences

Microbiology

Neuroscience

Pharmacology

Sports Science

Zoology



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Fees and Financial Support talk

UCAS Top Tips talk

Extending Your Degree talk

Joint Honours at Leeds talk

Accommodation talkAccommodation Open Houses

Charles Morris

Henry Price

Lyddon

Leeds University Union

Reectory

The Edge Sports Centre

Brotherton Library


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