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The University of Opportunity #WeLoVe Saturday 14 February 2015 10am-3pm At Wolverhampton City and Walsall Campuses Open Day programme
The University of Opportunity #WeLoVe
Saturday 14 February 2015
10am-3pm
At Wolverhampton City and Walsall Campuses
Open Day programme
This programme is your guide for the day and is packed full of exciting talks, tours and workshops you can attend. Take some time to have a read through and use the space for notes at the back to jot down what interests you and what you’ve learnt.
In the Subject Fair you’ll find academics who will provide you with the extra details you need on the subject you’re interested in, and visit the Student Support Zone for information on the services on offer whilst studying.
Current students will be dotted around both campuses, who will be more than happy to show you where to go and answer any questions about what they love about Wolverhampton.
Wolverhampton City Campus and Walsall Campus are both open for you to explore. Ask what you want to know, try out what’s on offer, and imagine yourself as part of a University that provides you with everything you need for a bright future.
Welcome to the University of Wolverhampton Open Day. We hope that you enjoy your visit and get a taste of the exciting future that could be waiting for you at Wolverhampton.
1 Welcome
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AdmissionsIf you’ve spoken to our lecturers and been made an offer on-the-spot, come over and visit our Admissions team in MI building on City Campus and room WN012 at Walsall Campus to get the application process rolling!
Careers and EmployabilityLooking for expert advice on graduate careers, or unsure about which subject is right for you? Talk it through with one of our expert careers advisors.
The Students’ Union (SU) – run by students for studentsThe SU’s here to help you have an amazing time while at University, by providing the best social activities, societies and support, advice and representation on things that really matter to you. Meet the team in the SU and find out more.
What to do at the
2Your day
RegistrationPlease make sure you register upon arrival! Our friendly teams are waiting to greet you in registration areas in MD building at City Campus and WN building at Walsall Campus. If you have pre-booked your place online, please bring the postcard we sent you in the post to ensure you get fast-track entry.
Student Support ZoneWe know there are lots of things to consider when looking at university, not just selecting a subject to study. We’ve gathered all of our student services in one handy location, so you can get all your questions answered quickly and easily.
Visit the Student Support Zone at each of our campuses for more information on:
Student FinanceOur expert Gateway team can offer individual advice and guidance on fees, funding and financial support which you may be entitled to.
Student Enabling CentreAt the University of Wolverhampton we are committed to enabling all our students to access education and all that it has to offer. Visit our Student Enabling team for information about how we can support students with disabilities, hearing impairments and learning difficulties.
Little Scholars NurseryTalk to our team about our OFSTED ranked “Outstanding” nursery facilities.
Study Abroad and Languages for YouFancy the opportunity to study abroad or learn a new language? Talk to our experts about available opportunities.
Let our companion app help you get the most out of your Open Day experience.
Features include:• travel and parking information• interactive campus maps• programme of activities for the day• alerts relevant to your subject of interest.
wlv.ac.uk/companion
GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR VISIT
Open Day
3 Your day
Need to visit our other Campus? Hop on the free bus
The free Open Day shuttle bus service means you can easily visit both campuses if you want to and takes just 35 mins.
MD BuildingGO Shop | Ambika Paul Students’ Union |Careers and Employment Services (ODOS) | Harrison Learning Centre | Research Hub | Teaching Rooms | Sports Centre and Gym
MI BuildingStudent Centre South (LSSC, SAS, STECH) |School of Technology (STECH) | TeachingRooms | Student Enabling Centre (ODOS) |Media Centre (LSSC)
MG BuildingThe Gateway (ODOS) | University Shop | International Centre | Conduct and Appeal(ODOS)
MA BuildingMain Reception | Campus Operations | Offices of the Vice-Chancellor | Arena Theatre | School of Applied Sciences (SAS) | School of Technology (STech) | TeachingRooms | Lecture Theatres
MB BuildingProposed Science Facilities (2014)
MC BuildingGO Eat | GO Cafe | Lecture Theatre | LaTTERooms | Teaching Rooms | School of Heathand Wellbeing (SHaW) | School of Law, Social Sciences and Communications (LSSC)| LSSC Moot Court
University shuttle bus stop
S Staff parking
P Public parking
Disabled parking available
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Walsall Campus
WJ: Sports CentreWalsall Sports Centre and Judo Centre ofExcellence | Sports Centre | Gym
WN BuildingSchools for Education Futures (SEF) | GO World Cafe | Lecture Theatre | Teaching Rooms
WS BuildingStudents Union
WP: Boundary HouseSchool of Health and Wellbeing (SHaW) |Lecutre Theatre | Skill Lab | Learning Spaces| Hi-tech Health Facilities
WA BuildingStudent Centre | GO Eat | GO Shop | GO Lounge | Campus Operations | Lecture Theatre | School for Education Futures (SEF)
WD BuildingSchool of Sport, Performing Arts and Leisure (SSPAL) |Swimming Pool
WE BuildingOffices for School for Education Futures (SEF)
WG BuildingSchool for Education Futures (SEF)
WH: The Performance HubMain Reception | School of Sport, Performing Art and Leisure (SSPAL) | Learning and Information Services
University shuttle bus stop
S Staff parking
R Resident parking
P Public parking
Disabled parking available
Map correct as of 14 June 2013, to report any issues please email [email protected]
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Tennis Courts
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10:00, 10:30, 11:00 11:30, 12:00, 12:30 13:00, 13:30, 14:00 14:30
Departs from Stafford Street
To Walsall Campus
Talks, tours and workshopsOpen Days are a great chance to get a feel for what University life at Wolverhampton is like. Our general talks and tours provide essential information on the University, student accommodation, what our campuses are like, and much more.
Start the day with the ‘Welcome to the University of Wolverhampton’ talk at 10:15am to find out more about the University, our staff and students, outstanding facilities and achievements.
Subject specific presentationsEach Academic School / Institute will host its own range of presentations and activities. These are delivered by lecturers who will teach you at the University of Wolverhampton, so you can be certain they will give you a clear insight into what the course will be like.
Check which zone you need to visit to find the lecturers in your area of interest, as well as the time and location of specific presentations and activities. City Campus: p5-p8, Walsall Campus: p12-p14.
Student accommodation Book onto a tour of University accommodation from the MC Building on City Campus, or the Student Support Zone at Walsall Campus.
Campus toursTake a guided tour of our campuses to get a feel for the facilities on offer, as well as what life at each campus is like. Our tours are led by University of Wolverhampton graduates so they can offer first-hand advice and insight.
University Technical Colleges (UTCs)Whilst you’re with us visit our partner UTCs and see what opportunities are available in Health, Construction and Engineering for years 10-13.
STUDENT SUCCESSOur students THINK BIG, and go on to achieve success in all sorts of careers both in this country and abroad. Whether you go on to work for an internationally recognised brand, a local business, or make your own name through freelance work or setting up your own company, the University of Wolverhampton offers support and guidance every step of the way.
Kennedy GlewsBA (Hons) Design and Applied Arts (Textile Design), 2012“As soon as I entered the studio at Wolverhampton I felt at home. I gained places at Plymouth and Birmingham universities, but after visiting each, the facilities, staff and professionalism that Wolverhampton offered was second to none. What’s more, the opportunities – if you chose to take them – were endless.
“The course overall was brilliant and designed to give us insight into what the industry was like. Multi-tasking and tight deadlines are part and parcel of this industry, and the University portrays this perfectly.
“The teaching staff were also excellent and my best memory has to be the support of my lecturer. Her expertise and knowledge of the industry were outstanding and she made it her mission to pass on everything she had ever learnt.
“I set up Kennedy Jayne with the support of the University’s SPEED Plus programme. The fact I can perform all elements of the fashion industry in my own name, for my own business and with my own schedule is absolutely perfect for me.
“I entered my designs into the Wolverhampton Portas Pilot Competition and was honoured to win. I was introduced to key players in the retail industry and have been commissioned by brands in Manchester after they saw my range of handbags and wanted to bring an element of glamour to theirs.
“Another proud moment was when I was asked to guest lecture a group of Nigerian internationals who are starting female entrepreneurism courses in their country. They wanted to know how I had come so far in such a short amount of time, as well as the ins-and-outs of the business world today. It was very flattering they wanted to speak to me of all people.”
AAccounting and Finance (BA) Adult Nursing (BNurs) Animal Behaviour and Wildlife Conservation (HND, BSc) Animation (BA)Applied Arts (BA) Applied Biology (HND) Architectural Design (HND) Architectural Design Technology (BSc)Architecture (BSc) Armed Forces (BSc) Art and Design (with Foundation Year) (BA) Automotive Systems Engineering (BEng, MEng)
BBiochemistry (BSc) Biological Sciences (BSc)Biomedical Science (HND, BSc) Biotechnology (BSc) Broadcasting and Journalism (BA)Building Studies (HNC)Building Surveying (BSc) Business (HND)Business Information Systems (BSc) Business Management (BA)
CChemistry (HNC/D, BSc)Childhood Studies (BA)Children’s Nursing (BNurs) Civil and Environmental Engineering (BSc) Civil Engineering (HND, BEng) Commercial Management and Quantity Surveying (BSc) Computer Games Design (BA)Computer Science (BSc) Computer Science (Games Development) (BSc) Computer Science (Software Engineering) (BSc) Computer Systems Engineering (BSc) Computing (HND, BSc) Construction (HNC)Construction and The Built Environment (HND) Construction Management (BSc) Creative and Professional Writing (BA)Creative Theatre Technologies (BA) Criminology and Criminal Justice (BA)
DDance (BA) Deaf Studies Drama (BA)
EEarly Primary Education (BEd) Education Studies (BA) Electronics and Communications Engineering (BEng, MEng) English (BA) English Language (BA) Engineering (HND)Environmental Health (BSc) Event and Venue Management (BA)
FFamily and Community Studies (BA) Fashion and Textiles (BA) Film Studies (BA) Fine Art (BA) Fire and Rescue (BSc) Forensic Science (HND, BSc, MSci) Forensic Science and Criminology (BSc)
GGenetics and Molecular Biology (BSc)
HHealthcare Science (Physiological Sciences) (BSc) Health Studies (BSc) History (BA) Human Biology (BSc) Human Resource Management (BA)
IInformation Technology (HND, BSc) Information Technology Management (BSc)Information Technology Security (BSc) Interior Architecture and Property Development (BSc) Interior Design (BDes) International Business Management (BA) International Hospitality Management (BA) Interpreting (British Sign Language/English) (BA)Interpreting (BSL/English) with Foundation Year (BA)
LLawLLB (also available by Distance Learning) Learning Disability Nursing (BNurs) Learning, Education and Progression - LEAP Foundation YearLinguistics (BA)
MManufacturing Engineering (BEng)Marketing Management (BA)Mathematics (BSc) Mathematics and Computing (HND) Mathematical Sciences (BSc) Mathematics with Secondary Education (QTS) BSc)Mechanical Engineering (BEng, MEng) Mechatronics (BEng, MEng) Media and Communication Studies (BA) Media and Cultural Studies (BA)Medical Science (BMed Sci) Mental Health Nursing (BNurs) Microbiology (BSc)Midwifery leading to Registered Midwife (BSc) Molecular Bioscience (MSci) Music (BMus) Music Technology (BA) Musical Theatre (BA)
N Nursing (BNurs) (see Adult Nursing, Children’s Nursing, Learning Disability Nursing, Mental Health Nursing)
PPharmaceutical Science (HND, BSc) Pharmacology (BSc) Pharmacy (MPharm) Photography (BA) PhilosophyPhysical Activity, Exercise and Health (BSc) Physical Education (BA) Policing (BSc) Politics Popular Music (BMus) Post Compulsory Education (BA)Primary Education (BEd) Product Design (BDes) Psychology (BSc)Psychology (Counselling Psychology) (BSc) Psychology (Criminal Behaviour) (BSc) Public Health (BSc)
QQuantity Surveying (BSc)
RReligious Studies (BA)
SSocial Care (BA)Social Work (BA) Sociology (BA) Social Policy (BA)Special Needs and Inclusion Studies (BA) Sport and Exercise Science (BSc) Sport Management (BA) Sports Coaching Practice (BSc)Sports Studies (BA)
T(For Teaching, see Early Primary Education, Primary Education) Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Tourism Management (BA)
VVideo and Film Production (BA) Visual Communication (BA) Visual Communication (Graphic Design) (BA) Visual Communication (Illustration) (BA)
WWar Studies (BA)
Whatever subject you’re interested in, you’ll find our expertise and facilities will take you further.Find out what courses are available in Clearing, visit: wlv.ac.uk/clearing or give our advisors a call on tel: 0800 953 3222.
We also offer selected specialist top-up degrees, and a range of postgraduate and professional qualifications. To find out more, search our course finder at: wlv.ac.uk/courses
OF OUR 2013 GRADUATES WERE IN WORK
FURTHER STUDY SIX MONTHS AFTER GRADUATION
OR
(DLHE Survey, 2014)
MORE THAN
94%
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10:00, 10:45, 11:15 11:45, 12:15, 12:45 13:15, 13:45, 14:15 14:45
To City Campus Departs from Sports Centre
What’s on at City CampusGeneral University talks
General University tours
Activity Description Time Room Duration
Welcome to the University of Wolverhampton 10:15, 11:15 MC001 20 min Including introduction to the Students’ Union
Undergraduate funding for 2015 entry 10:40 MC001 25 min
Student life – living in halls 13:15 MC001 25 min
Tours Talks Sign Language Interpreted
4City Campus
City Campus – a guided walking tour. 10:45, 11:15, 11:45 MC Building 30 min Book and depart from stand in MC Building. 12:15, 12:45, 13:15 13:45, 14:15
Student accommodation – a tour of City Campus Halls 10:30, 11:00, 11:30 MC Building 60 min of Residence. 12:00, 12:30, 13:00 Book and depart from stand in MC Building. 13:30, 14:00
Welcome to our Faculty 11:00 MC418 15 min
Nursing including: 11:30, 13:00 MC228 35 min
Current nursing students’ experience – hear from students about their experiences on the course.
Learning Education and Progression (LEAP) 10:30, 11:30 MC438 30 min Don’t meet the criteria for a course? 12:30, 13:30 Find out how you can progress onto a 14:30 health and social care course.
Social Work 11:30, 12:30 MC437 30 min
Psychology talk and tour 11:30, 13:30 MCb012 60 min
Public Health and Wellbeing 12:00 MC418 30 min
Tour of our mock hospital wards 12:15, 13:45 MH Skills 45 min Labs, depart Zone A
Pre-Registration Masters in Nursing 13:00 MC418 30 min (Post Graduate route), followed by a tour of the skills centre
Find out about the PG Diploma Physician 10.00 – 13.00 Zone A Drop-in Associate Studies Course 14.00 – 15.00
What’s in What’s in
Faculty of Education Health and Wellbeing
• Institute of Health Professions
• Institute of Psychology
• Institute of Public Health, Social Work and Care
What’s on today
Subject areas include:• Community Health• Learning, Education and Progression
(LEAP)• Nursing• Public Health and Wellbeing• Psychology• Social Care• Social Work
ZONE A ZONE B
Activity Time Room Duration
5 Zone A – City Campus
Where to find us
Zone A
Zone BStudents’
Union
Tours Talks Workshop
Talks
Welcome to our Faculty 11:00 MC201 20 min
Introduction to Business and Management 11:25 MC224 30 min
Fire and Rescue 11:25 MC413 30 min
Deaf Studies and Interpreting (British Sign 11:25 MC201 40 min Language/English), a taster on what you’ll study
Courses and careers in Law 12:00 MC415 30 min
Policing 12:00 MC413 30 min
Accounting and Finance 12:10 MC301 30 min
History, Politics, and War Studies 12:30 MC331 30 min
Studying Tourism, Hospitality, Events and 12:30 MC226 30 min Sport Management
Criminology and Criminal Justice 12:40 MC232 30 min
Marketing 12:45 MC301 30 min
Human Resource Management 13:00 MC238 30 min
Armed Forces 13:10 MC326 30 min
What’s in
Faculty of Social Sciences
• The Wolverhampton Business School
• The Wolverhampton Law School
• School of Social, Historical and Political Studies
What’s on today
Subject areas include:• Armed Forces, Fire and Rescue,
Policing• Business, Accounting, Finance• Deaf Studies, BSL Interpreting• History, Politics, War Studies• Law, Criminology, Criminal Justice• Marketing, Management, HR• Social Policy, Sociology• Tourism, Events and Hospitality and
Sports Management
ZONE B
Activity Time Room Duration
6Zone B – City Campus
Where to find us
Zone A
Zone BStudents’
Union
Tours Talks Workshop
Tours Talks Workshop
Welcome to our Faculty 11:00 MC401 15 min
Architecture, Construction, Civil Engineering and Environmental Health 11:20 MC401 60 min
Biomedical Science and Physiology 11:30 MCb035 60 min ‘Can you diagnose what is wrong with the patient?’ and Opportunities for Medical Study.
Biology, Animal Behaviour, Biochemistry, 11:30 MC331 60 min Genetics and Molecular Biology
Chemistry 11:30 MC408 30 min
Computing and Mathematics 11:30 MI034 60 min
Engineering 11:30 MI Open Deck 60 min
Forensic Science 11:30 MC232 60 min
MPharm 11:30 MA011 45 min
Pharmacology and Pharm Science 11:30 MA211 45 min
Presentation for parents/family members 11:30 MA221 45 min of the School of Pharmacy applicants
Biology/Chemistry/Forensic activities 10:00 - 14:30 MB007 All day
Animal Behaviour 10:00 - 14:30 MB001 All day
What’s in What’s in
Faculty of Science and Engineering
What’s on today
ZONE C ZONE D
Activity Time Room Duration
7 Zone C – City Campus
• School of Architecture and Built Environment
• School of Biology, Chemistry and Forensic Science
• School of Biomedical Science and Physiology
• School of Engineering• School of Mathematics and
Computer Science• School of Pharmacy
Subject areas include:• Animal Behaviour, Wildlife Conservation• Architecture, Built Environment• Biomedical Science, Physiology• Biology, Chemistry, Forensic Science• Computing, Information Technology• Environmental Health• Mathematics, Engineering• Pharmaceutical Science, Pharmacology,
Pharmacy
Where to find us
Zone C
Zone D
Harrison Learning
Centre (HLC)
Tours Talks Workshop Tours Talks
Welcome to our Faculty 11:00 MC225 30 min
Applied Arts and Fine Art talk and tour 11:40, 13:30 MK Foyer 60 min
Animation and Games Design talk and tour 11:40, 13:30 MK Foyer 60 min
Fashion and Textiles talk and tour 11:40, 13:30 MK Foyer 60 min
Graphics and Illustration talk and tour 11:40, 13:30 MK Foyer 60 min
Photography talk and tour 11:40, 13:30 MK Foyer 60 min
Interior and Product Design talk and tour 11:40, 13:30 MK Foyer 60 min
Video and Film Production talk and tour 11:40, 13:30 MK Foyer 60 min
Media Studies, Film Studies. Talk followed 11:30, 14:00 MC406 60 min by tour of facilities including the media suite and Light House Media Centre.
Creative and Professional Writing 11:30 MC225 60 min
Philosophy 11:30 MC227 30 min
Religious Studies 12:00 MC227 30 min
English 12:30 MC225 60 min
English Language, Linguistics & TESOL 12:30 MC224 60 min (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages)
What’s in
Faculty of Arts
• School of Creative Arts and Design
• School of Humanities• School of Media
What’s on today
ZONE D
Activity Time Room Duration
8Zone D – City Campus
Where to find us
Subject areas include:• Applied Arts and Fine Art• Animation and Games Design• Broadcasting, Journalism and PR• English, Linguistics, Writing• Fashion and Textiles• Film and Media Studies• Graphics, Illustration and Photography• Interior and Product Design• Philosophy and Religion• Video and Film Production
Zone C
Zone D
Student Support Zone
Harrison Learning
Centre (HLC)
Students’ Union
Toilets
Admissions Enquiries
Learning Information
Services
Sports Centre
MK and MH Building via subway
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CourtyardToilets
Careers Advice and Guidance
9 City Campus map
Welcome Desk and Registration
Postgraduate and
Research
Information Point
MD Building(Harrison Learning Centre)
MC BuildingMI Building
MA Building
Entrance
Zone A
Zone B Zone C
Zone D
MC Building
Student Accommodation
Campus Tour booking and departure point
Student Support Zone
UTC
MB Building
UTC
• Accounting and Finance B
• Animation D
• Architecture C
• Armed Forces, Policing, Fire and Rescue B
• Art and Visual Communications D
• Biochemistry, Biological and Biomedical Science C
• Built Environment C
• Business Management, Human Resources, B Marketing
• Chemistry C
• Computing and Information Technology C
• Deaf Studies and Interpreting B (British Sign Language)
• Engineering C
• English, English Language, Linguistics, D Creative and Professional Writing
• Fashion and Textiles, Interior Design, D Product Design
• Film Studies, Media Studies, Broadcasting D and Journalism
• Forensic Science C
• Health, Social Care, Public Health A
• History, Politics and War Studies B
• Law B
• Mathematics C
• Nursing A
• Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Science and C Pharmacology
• Philosophy D
• Photography D
• Psychology A
• Religious Studies D
• Social Work A
• Sociology, Criminology and Criminal Justice, B Social Policy
• Tourism, Events, Hospitality and B Sports Management
10City Campus map
Subjects
MA Building
MK Building
ZonesMI Building
MA Building
MI Building
MB Building
MD Building
Little Scholars Nursery
Student Enabling Centre
The Chaplaincy
What’s in the Student Support Zone
The Gateway – student finance
Studying Abroad The International Academy
Sports
What’s on at Walsall CampusGeneral University talks
General University tours
Activity Description Time Room Duration
Welcome to the University of Wolverhampton 10:15 WN004 20 min Including introduction to the Students’ Union
Undergraduate funding for 2015 entry 10:35 WN004 25 min
Tours Talks Sign Language Interpreted
Walsall Campus – a guided walking tour. 10:45, 11:15, 11:45 WN Building 30 min Book and depart from Campus Tour stand. 12:15, 12:45, 13:15 13:45, 14:15
Student accommodation – a walking tour of Walsall Student 10:30, 11:00, 11:30 WN Building 60 min Village and Gorway Halls of Residence. 12:00, 12:30, 13:00 Book and depart from Student Accommodation stand. 13:30, 14:00
11 Walsall Campus
What’s in
ZONE E
12Zone E – Walsall Campus
What’s in
Faculty of Arts
• School of Performing ArtsWhat’s on today – Performing Arts
Subject areas include:• Dance and Dance Science• Drama and Technical Theatre• Music and Music Technology• Musical Theatre
ZONE E
Activity Time Room Duration
Where to find us
Welcome to our Faculty 11:10 Black Box 30 min Theatre
Dance presentation and tour 11:40, 13:30 WH123 50 min
Drama presentation and tour 11:40, 13:30 WH203 50 min
Music presentation and tour 11:40, 13:30 WH304 50 min
Musical Theatre presentation and tour 11:40, 13:30 WH204 50 min
Entrance
Zone E
Performance Hub (WH)
Tours Talks
Zone F
Welcome Desk and Registration
Student Support
Zone
Welcome to our Faculty 11:00 WN004 20 min
Primary Teacher Training 11:40, 13:30 WN004 60 min
Introduction to Education Studies and 11:45 WN101 45 min Special Needs & Inclusion Studies courses.
Introduction to Childhood Studies and 12:35, 14:00 WN101 30 min Family & Community Studies.
Q & A for Primary with rolling presentation 10:00 - 15:00 WN109 All day
Professional Skills Test support session 10:30 WN212 60 min – Maths
Professional Skills Test support session 12:30 WN213 60 min – English
Childhood Studies and Family & Community 10:00 - 15:00 WN111 All day Studies, Education Studies and Special Needs & Inclusion Studies courses drop-in.
Post Compulsory Education 10:00 - 15:00 WN110 All day
MA Education 10:00 - 15:00 WN110 All day
Applying to train as a Secondary 11:45, 14:00 WN115 40 min School Teacher – rolling presentation.
Sport presentation 11.30 WN002 15 min
Q&A Meet the Graduate 12:00 WN002 15 min
Tour of Sport facilities – departs from 12:15, 13:15 WN 30 min WN Foyer Foyer
Biomechanics lab activities 12:45, 13:45 WD011 30 min
What’s in
Faculty of Education Health and Wellbeing
• Institute of Education• Institute of Sport
What’s on today
Subject areas include:• Childhood Studies• Education Studies• Family and Community Studies• Learning, Education and Progression (LEAP)• Physical Activity, Exercise and Health• Physical Education• Post Compulsory Education• Primary Education• Secondary Education• Special Needs and Inclusion Studies• Sport and Exercise Science• Sports Coaching Practice• Sports Studies
ZONE F
Activity Time Room Duration
13 Zone F – Walsall Campus
Where to find us
What’s in
ZONE G
Tours Talks Workshop
14Zone G – Walsall Campus
Welcome to our Faculty 11:00 WN004 20 min
Nursing (plus 10 minute student nurse 11:30, 12:30 WP015 30 min presentation) 13:30
Midwifery 11:30, 12:30 WP003 30 min 13:30, 14:00
DipHE Paramedic Science 11:30, 13:30 WP023A 30 min 14:00
Learning Education and Progression (LEAP) 11:30, 13:00 WP023B 30 min Don’t meet the criteria for the course? Find out how you can progress onto a health and social care course.
Master of Nursing Science 12:05, 13:05 WP112 20 min (Integrated Masters) 14:05
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) 10:00 - 12:00 WP024 Drop-in Find out about our top-up degrees and 12:30 - 14:30 short courses.
Skills Workshops 10:00 - 12:00 Skills Lab Drop-in
What’s in
Faculty of Education Health and Wellbeing
• Institute of Health Professions
What’s on today
Subject areas include:• DipHE Paramedic Science • Learning, Education and Progression
(LEAP)• Midwifery• Nursing• Continuing Professional Development
Courses
ZONE G
Activity Time Room Duration
Where to find us
Zone G
Tours Talks Workshop
The Sister Dora Building (WP)
Tours Talks Workshop
15 Walsall Campus map
Shuttle bus for City Campus
Sports Centre
Campus walkway
Performance Hub (WH)
Toilets
Map not to scale
Zone E
Bus stop: Sports Centre
• Education Studies, Family and Community Studies and Special F Needs and Inclusion Studies
• Nursing G
• Midwifery G
• Performing Arts (Dance, Drama, Music and Musical Theatre) E
• Sports Studies, Sports Coaching, Sport and Exercise Science, F Physical Education
• Teaching (Primary, Secondary and Post Compulsory) F
Subjects Zones
Jerome K Jerome Building(WA)
William Penny Brookes Building
(WD)
Students’ Union
16Walsall Campus map
Walsall Campus floor plan
Toilets
Zone GZone F
Entrance
The Sister Dora Building (WP)
Welcome Desk and Registration
The Samuel Johnson Building(WN)
What’s in the Student Support Zone
Student Support Zone
Little Scholars Nursery
Careers and Employment
Admissions Enquiries
Student Enabling Centre
Student Finance
Student Accommodation
Campus Tour booking desk(ground floor)
Sports
Students’ Union
Current building work on our Wolverhampton City Campus is part of an exciting £45 million development programme.
Building work has almost finished to the MB building (which fronts onto Stafford Street). The new development houses our new science facility – The Rosalind Franklin Building. Covering more than six thousand square metres, it includes state-of-the-art laboratories, teaching and meeting rooms.
The phased opening has begun and full use of the new facilities for staff and students will be completed shortly.
Building work has already begun on a new purpose-built environment for the University of Wolverhampton Business School. The new building will be part of the development of the Molineux quarter, located near the football stadium.
Both developments are part of the University’s master plan for the area to improve facilities and the student and staff experience. They add to other work carried out in recent years across our campuses, including new Students’ Unions at City and Walsall; the development of The George building (formerly the Varsity pub) as a focal point for advice and information about the University; and modernisation of the Harrison Learning Centre.
Investing in your campus
MB building – new science facility
The new University of Wolverhampton Business School
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Sportfest Saturday 18 April 201510am – 2pmWalsall Campus
Join our special sporting guests for taster sessions, have-a-go activities, and
opportunities to see close up what we do in the Institute of Sport.
Celebrate all things sport and physical activity!
Make a note
You’ve probably spoken to several different people about a range of things. Use this section to remind you who you spoke to about what, and note down their contact details if you need to follow anything up.
Here’s some space for you to plan your day or jot things down.
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Junction 10 of the M6 is the nearest motorway junction. Follow the signs for Wolverhampton along the A454. Upon reaching the ring road (A4150), follow signs for the Molineux Centre for limited free parking at Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club – Molineux Stadium. Access to the car park is from Molineux Street. The sat nav postcode for Molineux stadium is WV1 4QR.
From the car park, the Open Day entrance is a 5 minute walk. With the stadium on your right, walk along Molineux Street towards the underpass. Go through the underpass then up the stairs to your left. Turn right at the top of the stairs. The entrance to the Open Day will be ahead of you to your left.
The nearest public car parks are below, and are signposted from the ring road:
Civic Centre car park Postcode: WV1 1RA
Broad Street car park Postcode: WV1 1JD
Getting here
Junction 9 of the M6 is the nearest motorway junction. Take the A461 towards Walsall and then stay right at the fork onto the A4148 – signposted Birmingham (A34) / Bescot Stadium.
Continue along the A4148 for about 5 minutes (you will pass The Performance Hub on the left) until you reach a double mini-roundabout. Take the first exit and then the first exit again,
signposted Walsall town centre. Take the first road on the left (Jesson Road) and then turn left again into Gorway Road. The car park will be on your right use WS1 3BD for your sat nav.
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Getting to Wolverhampton City Campus by car
Getting to Walsall Campus by car
