Your Open Day timetable July 2014

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MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR DAY
Parents
Parents and accompanying guests are welcome to attend presentations, tours and demonstrations during the day. Due to high demand for talks,
it is necessary to restrict the number of accompanying guests to one per prospective student. We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you in
advance for your cooperation. We look forward to welcoming you and hope you have an informative and enjoyable day.
Top fve tips for making the
most of your Open Day.
Dont forget your ticket
We will email your ticket to you a week
before the event. Youll need this to get free
travel on the shuttle buses and also to register
once you arrive and be in with the chance to
win an iPad.
Plan your day before you arrive
To ensure you get the most out of your day
use this timetable and our online campus maps
to ensure you get to attend all the events you
want to and have all your questions answered.
Download the Plan Your Day sheet and fll it in
with all the places and events you want to visit
on the day.
Know which campuses to visit and allow for
travel time between them
We have shown which subject areas are based
on each of our campuses Highfeld Campus,
Avenue Campus and the National
Oceanography Centre Southampton. Details
of our shuttle bus routes are also included.
Stop for a break
A wide variety of restaurants and cafs will be
open at various times between 08:00 and
18:00. Details can be found on the event
signage on Highfeld Campus. Cafs at Avenue
Campus and the National Oceanography
Centre Southampton will also be open
throughout the day. Why not purchase your
food and refreshments and enjoy our free
lunch time concert in the Turner Sims; see the
General Events programme for more details.
Help is always on hand
If you are not sure how to get the most from
your day after reading this guide make your
way to Building 40 on Highfeld Campus where
staf and students are on hand to assist you.
There are also information tents across
campus, where students can help point you in
the right direction. Student ambassadors are
also located at Avenue Campus and the
National Oceanography Centre Southampton.
We ensure that you have all the
information you need for your
Open Day.
For visitors with disabilities, a limited number
of wheelchairs are available from the
Welcome Desk located in Building 40.
The safety of our visitors is of paramount
importance, therefore unless you are
accompanied by a member of staf, please do
not enter any areas except general thoroughfares.
If a fre alarm sounds, please vacate the building
by the nearest safest exit. A member of staf
will direct you to the assembly point.
First aiders will be located in front of Building 40
on Highfeld Campus or at the main reception
desk on other campuses. The lost property
point is the Welcome Desk in Building 40 and
our meeting point is located outside Building 38
(Staf Social Centre) on Highfeld Campus.
Please note that the Open Day is a public
event and ofcial photographs and video
will be taken for use by the University in our
publications and on our website.
Make the ambitious choice and
study at Southampton, an
institution in the top one
per cent of world universities.*
At Southampton we can help you reach
your goals. Your ambition, your talent and
our support is a winning combination. Join
us to take advantage of the Southampton
Opportunity, a rich, transformative educational
experience that enables you to develop and
reach your potential.
Visit Building 40 on Highfeld Campus and
add your aspirations to our ambition wall.
Or get involved on Twitter #myambition
Its the frst step on your
university journey.
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Discuss our fexible degree programmes with our world-leading academics at drop-ins, view our cutting-edge facilities and resources,
discover how we prepare you for your future career, explore our attractive campuses and talk to current students about their experiences.
DISCOVER WHAT WE OFFER
GENERAL EVENTS TIMES(S) LOcaTIOn*
Accommodation:
30-minute talk starting on the hour
11:00 | 14:00 Cinema, Level 3, Building 42 (Students Union)
12:00 | 15:00 Main Auditorium, Building 6 (Nufeld Theatre)
Drop-in for applicants considering postgraduate study 11:00-12:00
14:00-15:00
Room 2003, Building 34 (Education)
Exchanges abroad information session 10:30-11:30
14:30-15:30
Lecture Theatre H, Building 5 (Eustice)
Fees and fnance: talk 10:15-11:15 | 11:30- 12:30 |
14:30-15:30
Lecture Theatre, Building 34 (Education)
Halls of residence at Glen Eyre: a selection of rooms and facilities
will be open for you to view. Follow the yellow pedestrian signs
from the top of University Road; please allow approximately
15 minutes to walk to Glen Eyre
09:30-16:00 Glen Eyre Halls, Glen Eyre Road
Halls of residence at Wessex Lane: a selection of rooms
and facilities will be open for you to view. Catch a free bus
from the Interchange on Highfeld Campus; please allow
approximately 15 minutes to travel to Wessex Lane
09:30-16:00 Montefore Halls, Wessex Lane
Hartley Library: self-guided tour or 15-minute guided tour 10:00-16:00 Reception, Building 12 (Hartley Library)
Highfeld Campus: 30-minute tours 10:00-16:00 Marquee in front of Building 38
John Hansard Gallery: drop-in and explore the world of
Moscow conceptual art in the Paper Museums exhibition
11:00-16:00 Building 50 (John Hansard Gallery)
Why choose the University of Southampton?
Talk given by Pro Vice-Chancellor Professor Alex Neill
11:00-11:40| 14:00-14:40 Main Auditorium, Building 6 (Nufeld Theatre)
Southampton Showcase: Anexcitingperformancebysomeof the
Musicdepartmentshighest-achievingperformers. Thisconcert is
opentoall, whether youareinterestedinstudyingmusicor in
opportunitiesfor extracurricular musicactivities. Feel freetobring
inlunchandtoarriveor leavebetweenacts. Stafandrepresentatives
fromtheStudents Unionmusicsocietieswill beavailableinthefoyer
toanswer questionsafter theperformance
13:00- 13:40 Building 52 (Turner Sims)
Sports Centre self-guided tour 10:00-16:00 Reception, Building 18 (Jubilee Sports Centre)
Top tips for your personal statement: talk 10:30-11:10 |
11:45-12:25 | 13:00-13:40 |
14:30-15:10
LectureTheatreA, Building6(NufeldTheatre)
Student life and your Students Union talk:
elected student ofcers explain how SUSU can maximise
the benefts of being a student at Southampton
10:00-10:30| 12:00-12:30|
13:00-13:30| 15:00-15:30
Cinema, Level 3, Building 42 (Students Union)
Students' Union: drop-in and fnd out about clubs,
societies, sport, advice, socialising and representation
09:00-16:00 Concourse, Building 42 (Students Union)
*Venue on Highfeld Campus unless otherwise stated
Our Open Day is your chance to discover more about living in and studying at Southampton.
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INFORMATION STANDS
Visit our Information stands in Building 40 on Highfeld campus to fnd out all
you need to know about living and studying at the University.
STAND OVERVIEW
Accommodation
Staf from University Residences will be happy to answer any questions you may have about University halls of
residence or private rented accommodation
Admissions
Pick up a copy of our 2015 prospectus and Top Tips guide; talk with the Registry Admissions team about the UCAS
application process
Alumni relations
At Southampton, fromdayone, youareamember of astudent andalumni communityof over 200,000. Visit our stand
todiscover whosefootsteps youcouldfollowinbystudyinghereandthelifelongsupport andopportunities that this
global networkcanprovide
Arts on campus
Find out more about the Universitys vibrant cultural scene, including its three renowned arts venues on
campus John Hansard Gallery, the Nufeld and Turner Sims
Careers and employability
Whether you are looking to study at undergraduate or postgraduate level, Career Destinations can help you plan
your journey from frst-year to graduate employment and beyond. Visit our employability stand to speak to Career
Destinations staf and for more information on:
our programme of employability events and career fairs
Easter and summer placements, projects and internship schemes
with local, national and international employers
getting involved with enterprise and entrepreneurship opportunities
volunteering to enhance your employability skills
our online job vacancy database
Southampton alumni and where their degrees have taken them
For our full services, please see www.southampton.ac.uk/careers
Campus IT services and facilities
We provide IT services for students such as free Wi-Fi and email. Come and fnd out more about what is available on
campus and in University accommodation.
Committed to sustainability
TheUniversityis committedtoreducingits impact ontheenvironment andembeddingsustainabilityinits curriculum,
operations, research, andstafandstudent experience. Learnhowour students get involvedtohelpachievetheseaims
andgainvaluableskills toequipthemfor lifeinalowcarboneconomy
Enabling Services
Enabling Services can support you with disabilities, mental health problems and specifc learning difculties from
application to graduation.
Supporting you before you arrive: Wecanhelpwithyour DisabledStudents Allowanceapplicationandarranginga
DisabledStudents Allowanceneeds assessment. Wealsoprovidesupport for accommodationandprospectivevisits.
Support once you arrive: We can support you settling in, with registration events, buddy support and
drop-in sessions.
Support during your studies: During your studies we can provide ongoing specialist support. This support
includes study skills tutorials, group workshops, drop-in sessions and counselling support.
Enabling Services provides reassurance that if you encounter problems there is a team dedicated to supporting all
students. For further information on our services please email enable@southampton.ac.uk or visit our website
www.southampton.ac.uk/studentservices
Exchanges abroad
Come and talk to our team about exchange opportunities both in and outside Europe. Find out how an exchange can
improve your student experience and employability, and speak to students who can tell you what it is really like
Funding and fnancial support
(Financial Information & Assistance)
Find out how to fund your studies and the fnancial support packages that are available. Ask questions about choices
for our partial fee waivers and bursaries scheme
Hampshire Constabulary
Find out about the work of Hampshire Constabulary and its close links with the University and neighbouring
communities, including our halls of residence and student rental properties. Learn about Southampton as a
safe place to live and study. See us for more information
Lifelong learning
Whether you are looking to study for personal enjoyment or to develop your career, Lifelong Learning at
Southampton provides a varied programme of lunchtime, evening and weekend courses and events for the wider
community. We ofer language (and other Humanities-based) lunchtime and evening courses to students whose
timetable wont allow them to take a language module as part of their degree, as well as study days on various themes
throughout the year to allow you to indulge in interests outside of your programme. Find us at
www.southampton.ac.uk/lifelonglearning
Mature learners
Will you be starting university as a mature student? We're here to help you with any questions or concerns you may
have about life as a mature student at Southampton.
Students Union
A brief introduction to everything the Students Union brings to your student experience. From championing
student views to providing great cofee, fnd out how we will enrich and enhance your life as a University of
Southampton student
Thunderer Squadron The Defence Technical
Undergraduate Scheme
Thunderer Squadron is the Universitys very own Defence Technical Undergraduate Scheme (DTUS) Unit, one of only
four in the UK. DTUS is a sponsorship scheme run by the Defence Academy to provide engineering and technical
graduates to the Royal Navy, Army, Royal Air Force as well as the Defence Engineering and Science Group within the
Ministry of Defence. The scheme provides academic and fnancial support alongside adventurous training and
sporting opportunities with the aim of promoting personal development and leadership
Year in Industry
Find out about the scheme, which ofers degree-related, paid employment prior to or during your degree
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SUBjecT STanDS
SUBjecT eVenTS TIME(S) LOcaTIOn*
Accounting and fnance: drop-in 10:00-16:00 Room 2043, Level 2, Building 2 (Management)
Accounting and fnance: 40-minute subject talk
11:00 | 13:00 | 15:00
Lecture Theatre 3043, Level 3,
Building 2 (Management)
Acoustical engineering: 40-minute subject talk 10:15 | 13:15 Lecture Room C, Building 7 (Lanchester)
Acoustical engineering: 45-minute facilities tour
11:00 | 14:00
Leaving from Lecture Room C, Building 7
(Lanchester)
Acoustical engineering: drop-in 10:00-15:00 Lecture Room C, Building 7 (Lanchester)
Actuarial sciences: for economics and actuarial sciences, see economics. For mathematics with actuarial sciences, see mathematical sciences
Aeronautics and astronautics: drop-in 10:00-15:00 Lecture Room E, Building 7 (Lanchester)
Aeronautics and astronautics: lab tour 10:00-15:00
Every 30 minutes
Meet in front of Building 7 (Lanchester)
Aeronautics and astronautics: 30-minute subject talk 10:15 | 11:45 | 13:15 | 14:45 Lecture Room A, Building 7 (Lanchester)
Analytics (business analytics/management sciences): drop-in 10:00-16:00 Room 2043, Level 2, Building 2 (Management)
Analytics (business analytics/management sciences):
40-minute subject talk
10:30 | 12:30 | 14:30
Lecture Theatre 1039, Level 1,
Building 2 (Management)
Anthropology: drop-in 10:00-15:00 Foyer, Level 1, Building 58 (Murray)
Anthropology: 60-minute subject talk 11:00 Lecture Room C, Building 58 (Murray)
Archaeology: 60-minute subject talk and tour of facilities 11:15 | 14:15 LectureTheatreC, Building65, AvenueCampus
Archaeology: drop-in
10:00-16:00
Seminar Room 1163, Building 65,
Avenue Campus
Archaeology: 20-minute campus tour 10:00-16:00 South corridor, Building 65, Avenue Campus
Audiology See healthcare science
Biochemistry: drop-in 10:00-16:00 Seminar Room 2207, Building 85
Biochemistry: 50-minute subject talk 11:10 | 13:30 Lecture Theatre, Building 32
Biology: drop-in 10:00-16:00 Seminar Room 2207, Building 85
Biology: 50-minute subject talk 11:10 | 13:30 Lecture Theatre, Building 32
Biomedical sciences: drop-in 10:00-16:00 Seminar Room 2207, Building 85
Biomedical sciences: 50-minute subject talk 11:10 | 13:30 Lecture Theatre, Building 32
Business management, business innovation
and business entrepreneurship: drop-in
10:00-16:00 Room 2043, Level 2, Building 2 (Management)
Business management, business innovation and
business entrepreneurship: 40-minute subject talk
10:30 | 12:30 | 14:30
Lecture Theatre 1039, Level 1,
Building 2 (Management)
Chemistry: drop-in 11:30-14:30 Seminar Room, Building 29
Chemistry: 55-minute subject presentation 10:30| 11:30| 13:30| 14:30 Check-in at reception area, Building 29
Chemistry: 55-minute tour 10:30| 11:30| 13:30| 14:30 Check-in at reception area, Building 30
Civil engineering: drop-in 10:00-15:00 Room 3019, Building 13 (Tizard)
Civil engineering: 45-minute subject talk 10:00| 11:15| 12:30| 13:45 Room 3021, Building 13 (Tizard)
Civil engineering: demonstrations and lab tour 10:00-15:00
Every 30 minutes
Meet in Room 3019, Building 13 (Tizard)
Computer science and software engineering:
30-minute overview of computing
10:30 | 14:00 Building 52 (Turner Sims)
*Venue on Highfeld Campus unless otherwise stated CONTINUED OVERLEAF
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SUBjecT eVenTS TIME(S) LOcaTIOn*
Computer science and software engineering:
meet and talk to our students
10:00-15:30 Room 1257, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Computer science and software engineering: lab tour 10:00-15:30
Every 30 minutes
Meet in reception, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Computer science and software engineering:
30-minute Career opportunities talk
12:30 | 15:00 Room 4025, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Computer science and software engineering: drop-in 12:00-13:30 Room 1257, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Contemporary European studies: 30-minute careers talk 13:30 Lecture Theatre A, Building 65, Avenue Campus
Contemporary European studies: 30-minute subject talk 12:45 | 14:15 Lecture Theatre B, Building 65, Avenue Campus
Contemporary European studies: drop-in 10:00-16:00 Seminar Room 1177, Building 65, Avenue Campus
Contemporary European studies: 20-minute tour of Avenue Campus 10:00-16:00 South corridor, Building 65, Avenue Campus
Contemporary European studies:
30-minute tour of multimedia language facilities
10:15-15:30
Every 15 minutes
Upper Second Level, Building 65, Avenue Campus
Criminology: drop-in 10:00-15:00 Foyer, Level 1, Building 58 (Murray)
Criminology: 60-minute subject talk 13:00 MurrayLectureTheatre, Building58(Murray)
Economics: drop-in 10:00-15:00 Foyer, Level 1, Building 58 (Murray)
Economics: 50-minute subject talk 11:00 | 14:00 Murray Lecture Theatre, Building 58 (Murray)
Education: 60-minute subject talk 13:00 Lecture Theatre 3001, Building 34 (Education)
Education: drop-in 10:00 12:30 |
14:30 15:00
Level 1 reception area, Building 32
Education with psychology: 60-minute subject talk 13:00 Lecture Theatre 3001, Building 34 (Education)
Education with psychology: drop-in 10:00-12:30 |
14:30-15:00
Level 1 reception area, Building 32
Electrical and electronic engineering (EEE):
30-minute overview of electronic and electrical degrees
11:00 | 14:30 Building 52 (Turner Sims)
Electrical and electronic engineering (EEE):
30-minute Power academy and UK-ESF scholarships talk
12:00 | 13:00 Room 2025, Level 2, Building 16
Electrical and electronic engineering (EEE): teaching lab tour 10:00-11:30 | 13:30-15:30
Every 30 minutes
Meet at reception, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Electrical and electronic engineering (EEE):
electronic and photonic cleanroom tour
10:00-11:30 | 13:30-15:30 Meet at reception, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Electrical and electronic engineering (EEE): High Voltage Lab tour 10:30-11:00 | 11:30-12:00 |
14:00-14:30
Meet at entrance to Building 20
(High Voltage Lab)
Electrical and electronic engineering (EEE): tour of computer labs 12:00-14:00
Every 30 minutes
Meet at reception, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Electrical and electronic engineering (EEE): drop-in 12:00-13:30 Room 1257, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Electrical and electronic engineering (EEE):
30-minute Career opportunities talk
12:30 | 15:00 Room 4025, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Electrical engineering; Electromechanical engineering:
30-minute overview of our electronic and electrical degrees
11:00 | 14:30 Building 52 (Turner Sims)
Electrical engineering; Electromechanical engineering:
30-minute Power academy and UK-ESF scholarships talk
12:00 | 13:00 Room 2025, Level 2, Building 16
Electrical engineering; Electromechanical engineering:
teaching lab tour
10:00-11:30 | 13:30-15:30
Every 30 minutes
Meet at reception, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Electrical engineering; Electromechanical engineering: drop-in 12:00-13:30 Room 1257, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Electrical engineering; Electromechanical engineering:
tour of computer labs
12:00-14:00
Every 30 minutes
Meet at reception, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Electrical engineering; Electromechanical engineering:
30-minute Career opportunities talk
12:30 | 15:00 Room 4025, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Electronic engineering:
30-minute overview of electronic and electrical degrees
11:00 | 14:30 Building 52 (Turner Sims)
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CONTINUED OVERLEAF *Venue on Highfeld Campus unless otherwise stated
SUBjecT eVenTS TIME(S) LOcaTIOn*
Electronic engineering:
30-minute Power academy and UK-ESF scholarships talk
12:00 | 13:00 Room 2025, Level 2, Building 16
Electronic engineering: teaching lab tour 10:00-11:30 | 13:30-15:30
Every 30 minutes
Meet at reception, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Electronic engineering: electronic and photonic cleanroom tour 10:00-11:30 | 13:30-15:30
Every 30 minutes
Meet at reception, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Electronic engineering: drop-in 12:00-13:30 Room 1257, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Electronic engineering: tour of computer labs 12:00-14:00
Every 30 minutes
Meet at reception, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Electronic engineering: 30-minute Career opportunities talk 12:30 | 15:00 Room 4025, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
English: 30-minute subject talk 10:30 | 12:00 | 14:15 Lecture Theatre A, Building 65, Avenue Campus
English: drop-in 10:00-16:00 Seminar Room 1097, Building 65, Avenue Campus
English: 20-minute tour of Avenue Campus 10:00-16:00 South Corridor, Building 65, Avenue Campus
Engineering foundation year: drop-in 10:00-15:00 Foyer, Building 7 (Lanchester)
Engineering foundation year: 45-minute subject talk 11:15 | 13:15 Lecture Theatre F1, Building 7 (Lanchester)
Entrepreneurship (business entrepreneurship): drop-in 10:00-16:00 Room 2043, Level 2, Building 2 (Management)
Entrepreneurship (business entrepreneurship):
40-minute subject talk
10:30 | 12:30 | 14:30
Lecture Theatre 1039, Level 1, Building 2
(Management)
Environmental sciences: drop-in 10:00-15:00 Foyer, Building 2A (Arts Annex)
Environmental sciences: student experience video 10:00-15:00 Lecture Theatre J, Building 2A (Arts Annex)
Environmental sciences: 30-minute student experience talk 12:45 Lecture Theatre H, Building 2A (Arts Annex)
Environmental sciences: 45-minute subject talk 10:15 | 11:30 | 13:30 Lecture Theatre H, Building 2A (Arts Annex)
Film studies: 30-minute subject talk 10:30 | 12:45 Lecture Theatre C, Building 65, Avenue Campus
Film studies: drop-in 10:00-16:00 SeminarRoom1095, Building65, AvenueCampus
Film studies: 20-minute tour of Avenue Campus 10:00-16:00 South corridor, Building 65, Avenue Campus
Geography: drop-in 10:00-15:00 Level 2 Foyer, Building 44 (Shackleton)
Geography: lab drop-in 10:00-15:00 Level 1 Labs, Building 44 (Shackleton)
Geography: human geography feldwork display 10:00-15:00 Room 1087, Level 1, Building 44 (Shackleton)
Geography: 50-minute subject talk
11:30 | 12:30 | 13:30
Lecture Theatre A, Level 1, Building 44 (Shackleton).
The 13:30 talk will also be shown by live video-link in
the Talks Marquee next to Building 4 (Law)
Geology/Geophysical sciences: drop-in
10:00-16:00
Area outside Seminar Room, Level 4, National
Oceanography Centre Southampton
Geology/Geophysical sciences: 45-minute subject talk
12:00 | 15:00
Charnock Theatre, National Oceanography Centre
Southampton
Geology/Geophysical sciences: 30-minute tour
10:00-15:00
Reception desk area, top of stairs, Level 4, National
Oceanography Centre Southampton
Geophysical sciences/Geology: drop-in
10:00-16:00
Area outside Seminar Room, Level 4, National
Oceanography Centre Southampton
Geophysical sciences/Geology: 45-minute subject talk
12:00 | 15:00
Charnock Theatre, National
Oceanography Centre Southampton
Geophysical sciences/Geology: 30-minute tour
10:00-15:00
Reception desk area, top of stairs, Level 4, National
Oceanography Centre Southampton
Healthcare: Management, policy and research:
15-minute Welcome to Health Sciences
11:30 Building 67 (Nightingale)
Healthcare: Management, policy and research: 60-minute subject talk 13:00 Building 67 (Nightingale)
Healthcare science (audiology, cardiac physiology, respiratory and sleep
physiology): 15-minute Welcome to Health Sciences
11:30 Building 67 (Nightingale)
Healthcare science (audiology, cardiac physiology,
respiratory and sleep physiology): interactive drop-in
11:00-13:00 Building 67 (Nightingale)
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SUBjecT eVenTS TIME(S) LOcaTIOn*
Healthcare science (audiology, cardiac physiology,
respiratory and sleep physiology): 60-minute subject talk
13:00 Building 67 (Nightingale)
History: 30-minute subject talk 11:15 | 12:45 | 15:00 LectureTheatreA, Building65, AvenueCampus
History: drop-in 10:00-16:00 SeminarRoom1173, Building65, AvenueCampus
History: 20-minute tour of Avenue Campus 10:00-16:00 South corridor, Building 65, Avenue Campus
Information technology in organisations:
30-minute overview of our computing degrees
10:30 | 14:00 Building 52 (Turner Sims)
Information technology in organisations:
meet and talk to our students
10:00-15:30 Room 1257, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Information technology in organisations: lab tour 10:00-15:30
Every 30 minutes
Meet at reception, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Information technology in organisations: drop-in 12:00-13:30 Room 1257, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Information technology in organisations:
30-minute Career opportunities talk
12:30 | 15:00 Room 4025, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Innovation (Business innovation): drop-in 10:00-16:00 Room 2043, Level 2, Building 2 (Management)
Innovation (Business innovation): 40-minute subject talk
10:30 | 12:30 | 14:30
Lecture Theatre 1039, Level 1, Building 2
(Management)
International marketing: drop-in 10:00-16:00 Room 2043, Level 2, Building 2 (Management)
International marketing: 40-minute subject talk 11:00 | 13:00 | 14:30 Room 1019, Building 58a
Law: drop-in 10:00-16:00 Room 1035, Level 1, Building 4 (Law)
Law: 75-minute subject talk 11:00 | 13:30 Room 1089, (Lecture Theatre D), Building 2
Management, management sciences (business analytics) and management
with entrepreneurship: drop-in
10:00-16:00 Room 2043, Level 2, Building 2 (Management)
Management, management sciences (business analytics) and management
with entrepreneurship: 40-minute subject talk
10:30 | 12:30 | 14:30
Lecture Theatre 1039, Level 1, Building 2
(Management)
Management sciences and accounting: drop-in 10:00-16:00 Room 2043, Level 2, Building 2 (Management)
Management sciences and accounting: 40-minute subject talk
11:00 | 13:00 | 15:00
Lecture Theatre 3043, Level 3, Building 2
(Management)
Marine biology/oceanography: drop-in
10:00-16:00
Area outside Seminar Room, Level 4, National
Oceanography Centre Southampton
Marine biology/oceanography: 45-minute subject talk
10:30 | 13:30
Charnock Theatre, National Oceanography Centre
Southampton
Marine biology/oceanography: 30-minute tour
10:00-15:00
Reception desk area, top of stairs, Level 4, National
Oceanography Centre Southampton
Marketing (including international marketing): drop-in 10:00-16:00 Room 2043, Level 2, Building 2 (Management)
Marketing (including international marketing): 40-minute subject talk 11:00 | 13:00 | 14:30 Room 1019, Building 58a
Mathematical sciences: 40-minute taster lecture From the Pythagorean
theorem to the unknown by Dr Jim Anderson
12:00
Lecture Theatre 5A, Level 5, Building 54
(Mathematical sciences)
Mathematical sciences: 60-minute taster lecture Uncertainty
and evidence: statistics in the real world by Professor Jon Forster
13:00
Lecture Theatre 5A, Level 5, Building 54
(Mathematical sciences)
Mathematical sciences: drop-in all programmes 10:00-15:00 Building 56
Mathematical sciences: 45-minute subject talk MMath,
single honours and maths for sciences programmes
11:00
Lecture Theatre 4A (4011), Level 4, Building 54
(Mathematical sciences)
Mathematical sciences: 45-minute subject talk MORSE and
maths with actuarial science, fnance or statistics programmes
12:00
Lecture Theatre 4A (4011), Level 4, Building 54
(Mathematical sciences)
Mathematical sciences: 45-minute subject talk all mathematics
programmes at Southampton
14:00
Lecture Theatre 4A (4011), Level 4, Building 54
(Mathematical sciences)
Mechanical engineering: drop-in 10:00-15:00 Lecture Theatre F2, Building 7 (Lanchester)
Mechanical engineering: lab tour 10:00-15:00
Every 30 minutes
Meet at front of Building 7 (Lanchester)
Mechanical engineering: 30-minute subject talk 11:00| 12:30| 14:00| 15:30 Lecture Theatre A, Building 7 (Lanchester)
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CONTINUED OVERLEAF *Venue on Highfeld Campus unless otherwise stated
SUBjecT eVenTS TIME(S) LOcaTIOn*
Medicine: 50-minute subject talk. Open to prospective students only
10:00 | 12:20 | 14:40
Lecture Theatre, Building 32. The 10:00 talk will also
be shown by live video-link in the Talks Marquee
next to Building 4 (Law)
Medicine: drop-in 10:00-15:00 Foyer, Building 85
Midwifery: 60-minute subject talk 10:00 | 12:00 | 13:15 Building 67 (Nightingale)
Midwifery: 15-minute Welcome to Health Sciences 11:30 Building 67 (Nightingale)
Midwifery: drop-in 10:00-15:30 Building 67 (Nightingale)
Midwifery: 20-minute tour of facilities
(Book places at Building 67 foyer on the day)
10:30-15:30
Every 30 minutes
Building 67 (Nightingale)
Modern languages: 30-minute careers talk 13:30 LectureTheatreA, Building65, AvenueCampus
Modern languages: 30-minute subject talk 12:45 | 14:15 LectureTheatreB, Building65, AvenueCampus
Modern languages: drop-in 10:00-16:00 SeminarRoom1177, Building65, AvenueCampus
Modern languages: 20-minute tour of Avenue Campus 10:00-16:00 South corridor, Building 65, Avenue Campus
Modern languages:
30-minute tour of multimedia language facilities
10:15-15:30
Every 15 minutes
UpperSecondLevel, Building65, AvenueCampus
Music: 30-minute subject talk 12:00 | 14:00 Lecture Theatre B (1083) Building 2, (Music)
Music: drop-in 11:00-12:00 | 14:30-15:30 Seminar Room 2061, Building 2 (Music)
Music: 40-minute music performance 13:00 Building 52 (Turner Sims)
Music: 25-minute tour of the music facilities 10:15-15:45
Every 30 minutes
Music foyer, Building 2 (Music)
Natural sciences:
25-minute subject talk with 30-minute questions and discussion
11:10 | 13:30 Room 2209, Building 85
Natural sciences: drop-in 10:00 15:30 Room 2003, Building 85
Nursing: 60-minute subject talk 10:00 | 12:00 | 13:15 Building 67 (Nightingale)
Nursing: 15-minute Welcome to Health Sciences 11:30 Building 67 (Nightingale)
Nursing: drop-in 10:00-15:30 Building 67 (Nightingale)
Nursing: 20-minute tour of facilities
(Book places at Building 67 foyer on the day)
10:30-15:30
Every 30 minutes
Building 67 (Nightingale)
Occupational therapy: 15-minute Welcome to Health Sciences 10:30 Building 45
Occupational therapy: 45-minute subject talk 11:00 Building 45
Occupational therapy: drop-in 11:00-14:00 Building 45
Occupational therapy: 60-minute workshop
(Book places at Building 45 foyer on the day)
13:00 Building 45
Oceanography/marine biology: drop-in
10:00-16:00
Area outside Seminar Room, Level 4, National
Oceanography Centre Southampton
Oceanography/marine biology: 45-minute subject talk
10:30 | 13:30
Charnock Theatre, National Oceanography
Centre Southampton
Oceanography/marine biology: 30-minute tour
10:00-15:00
Reception desk area, top of stairs,
Level 4, National Oceanography Centre
Southampton
Pharmacology: drop-in 10:00-16:00 Seminar Room 2207, Building 85
Pharmacology: 50-minute subject talk 11:10 | 13:30 Lecture Theatre, Building 32
Philosophy: 30-minute subject talk 11:15 | 13:30 LectureTheatreB, Building65, AvenueCampus
Philosophy: drop-in 10:00-16:00 SeminarRoom1093, Building65, AvenueCampus
Philosophy: 20-minute tour of Avenue Campus 10:00-16:00 South corridor, Building 65, Avenue Campus
Physics: 30-minute tour of the facilities 10:00-16:00 Reception desk, foyer, Building 46 (Physics)
Physics: drop-in 10:00-16:00 Foyer, Building 46 (Physics)
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*Venue on Highfeld Campus unless otherwise stated
SUBjecT eVenTS TIME(S) LOcaTIOn*
Physics: 30-minute planetarium astronomy show 10:00-15:00
Every 60 minutes
Seminar Room, Level 5, Building 46 (Physics)
Physics: 50-minute subject talk 11:00 | 14:00 LectureTheatreA, Level 3, Building46(Physics)
Physiotherapy: 15-minute Welcome to Health Sciences 10:30 Building 45
Physiotherapy: 45-minute subject talk 11:00 | 12:30 Building 45
Physiotherapy: drop-in and skills facilities 11:00-14:00 Building 45
Podiatry: 15-minute Welcome to Health Sciences 10:30 Building 45
Podiatry: 45-minute subject talk 11:45 Building 45
Podiatry: drop-in and skills facilities 11:00-14:00 Building 45
Politics and international relations: drop-in 10:00-15:00 Foyer, Level 1, Building 58 (Murray)
Politics and international relations: 50-minute subject talk 12:00 Murray Lecture Theatre, Building 58 (Murray)
Population and geography: drop-in 10:00-15:00 Level 2 foyer, Building 44 (Shackleton)
Population and geography: 50-minute subject talk 12:00 LectureRoomC, Level 2, Building44(Shackleton)
Psychology: drop-in 10:30-15:00 Building 52 (Turner Sims)
Psychology: 40-minute subject talk
11:40
Building 52 (Turner Sims) The 11:40 talk will also be
shown by live video-link in the Talks Marquee next
to Building 4 (Law)
13:00 Main Auditorium, Building 6 (Nufeld Theatre).
Ship science: drop-in 10:00-15:00 Lecture Room D, Building 7 (Lanchester)
Ship science: lab tour 10:00-15:00
Every 30 minutes
Meet at front of Building 7 (Lanchester)
Sociology and social policy: drop-in 10:00-15:00 Foyer, Level 1, Building 58 (Murray)
Sociology and social policy: 60-minute subject talk 11:00 Lecture Room C, Building 58 (Murray)
Web science (computer science pathway):
30-minute overview of computing degrees
10:30 | 14:00 Building 52 (Turner Sims)
Web science (computer science pathway):
meet and talk to our students
10:00-15:30 Room 1257, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Web science (computer science pathway): 30-minute subject talk 12:00 Room 4025, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Web science (computer science pathway): lab tours 10:00-15:30
Every 30 minutes
Reception, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Web science (computer science pathway): drop-in 12:00-13:30 Room 1257, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Web science (computer science pathway):
30-minute career opportunities talk
12:30 | 15:00 Room 4025, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Web science (social science pathway): drop-in 10:00-15:00 Foyer, Level 1, Building 58 (Murray)
Web science (social science pathway): 30-minute subject talk 12:00 Room 4025, Building 53 (Mountbatten)
Zoology: drop-in 10:00-16:00 Seminar Room 2207, Building 85
Zoology: 50-minute subject talk 11:10 | 13:30 Lecture Theatre, Building 32
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TRAVEL DETAILS
We run the award winning
unilink bus service that connects
our Southampton campuses
with all the major transport
links in the city.
Show your Open Day ticket for free travel
on our shuttle buses and unilink services
(U1 U2 and U6) to visit Highfeld Campus,
Avenue Campus, the National Oceanography
Centre Southampton and Wessex Lane
halls of residence.
Look out for our student ambassadors wearing
green T-shirts who will be happy to provide
you with directions onto the correct bus.
Please allow plenty of time for transfers between
University campuses, halls of residence and from
West Quay/local public transport terminals.
APPROXIMATE TRANSFER TIMES
WeST QUay TO:
Avenue Campus
20 minutes
Highfeld Campus
35 minutes
National Oceanography
Centre Southampton
15 minutes
SOUTHAMPTON
CENTRAL TRAIN
STaTIOn TO:
Avenue Campus
15 minutes
Highfeld Campus
25 minutes
National Oceanography
Centre Southampton
20 minutes
AIRPORT
PARKWAY
TraIn STaTIOn/
SOUTHAMPTON
aIrpOrT TO:
Highfeld Campus
20 minutes
HIGHFIELD
caMpUS TO:
Avenue Campus
15 minutes
Highfeld Campus
15 minutes
National Oceanography
Centre Southampton
40 minutes
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www.southampton.ac.uk /visit
UK enquiries:
visit@southampton.ac.uk
+44 (0)23 8059 5900
EU and International enquiries:
global@southampton.ac.uk
+44 (0)23 8059 9699
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