OPEN DAY GUIDE. City Campus. Tuesday 10 July 2018 Saturday 8 September am 3.30 pm

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1 OEN DAY GUIDE City Cpus Tuesday 10 July 2018 Saturday 8 September

2 Welcome Hi there and welcome to the University of the Year! You ve read the prospectus, watched the videos, and trawled social media but there s still no better way of finding out what makes NTU special than seeing us in person. We re happy you re here, and know you ll be impressed with what you find. Today s all about you. Our open days are your chance to: meet your tutors, and find out everything you need to know about your course see NTU s fantastic accommodation options for yourself look around our cpuses, and get hands-on with the tools and technology you ll be using speak with our current students, for honest opinions of life and learning at NTU get to know Nottingh one of the UK s best student cities. So start exploring. Talk to people, and ask them questions. Find out everything you need to know. Wherever you re travelling back to, we want you to leave knowing you ve found your new home. Enjoy your day and let your adventure begin! 1

3 Make the most of your day Once you ve arrived and got your bearings, it s time to make the most of the open day. We ve broken your day down into ten easy steps so you won t miss a thing use the checklist below to keep track of what you've done. lan your day Use the timetable at the back of this guide to choose what you want to do and when. Chat to students Lots of our students are on hand to answer questions about studying at NTU and living in Nottingh. Registration / check-in Register in the Newton building (map ref. N ) at any point during the day. Welcome talk Find out more about NTU and why it s great to study here. Take a break Have a well-deserved break and refuel in one of our on-cpus catering outlets, or out in the city. Cpus tour Check out your future cpus on one of our student-guided tours. Your course Go to a subject talk to find out more about your course. If two subject talks are on at the se time, go to the one that s most important to you. You can visit staff on the relevant subject stand for the other. Accommodation Check out our halls of residence, hear an accommodation talk, or speak with our friendly te. See the city We re in the centre of one of the UK s great student cities. For more information, including a self-guided tour, visit the Nottingh Stand in the Information Fair. Advice Visit our Information Fair for advice about our courses, student finance, life in Nottingh, NTU s support provisions, and much, much more. See page 4 for more details. 2

4 Arrival and check-in Registration / check-in Your starting point for the day will be the Newton building (map ref. N ). Staff and students wearing red T-shirts will be on hand to help. Check-in is open from 10 and the first talks are at The open day will finish at You can arrive at any time. Work out when your talks are and aim to arrive in good time for the first one. Food and drink Free drinks are available in the Newton building for all our visitors. There are catering outlets across the cpus offering a range of snacks, sandwiches, and hot and cold drinks. Top tip lan ahead using the timetable and personal planner at the back of this guide. Top tip Beat the queues and use our express check-in. Bring along the letter that ce with this progrme and simply drop it off in the box. Bringing fily and friends You re welcome to bring guests on the day. However, due to health and safety restrictions on room capacity, we may have to restrict numbers for some sessions. In these instances, we ll always give priority to students, and we may ask you to choose a later talk. We appreciate your cooperation. Getting to another cpus If you think you may be at the wrong cpus, or if you're also interested in a course at our Clifton, Brackenhurst or Creative Quarter cpuses, speak to our staff on the helpdesk. They can provide travel information and advice. 3

5 Information and subject fairs Visit our Information Fair in the Newton building (map ref. N ) to find out about our courses, life at NTU, where you can live, and how we can support you. You ll find a plan of our Newton building on pages Staff and students will be ready to answer your questions any time between 10 and Arrival What s on offer? Your subject Find out more about our courses. ick up a course brochure. Speak to teaching staff and students. Accommodation Find out about our accommodation guarantee. Chat to the Accommodation te and find out about the range of accommodation on offer at NTU. Catch our information film running near the Old Library. Ask staff for directions. Admissions te Get advice on the UCAS process, including key dates and the tariff. Find out what you ll need for your UCAS application. If you've yet to apply but want to join NTU in September 2018, speak to our Admissions te about applying through Clearing. You ll also find the following tes at the Information Fair. They re on hand for advice, to answer any questions, and to give you more information about what s on offer at NTU. Degree Apprenticeships Student Support Services Student Finance Library Employability Global Volunteering The Hive our centre for entrepreneurship and enterprise Students Union Music Sport and Fitness Student life in Nottingh IT Services 4

6 Talks Top tip Find out when your subject talk is taking place and plan the rest of your day around that. There are a number of useful talks taking place throughout the day. You ll be able to get more information about our courses, and find out about life at NTU. There s a timetable of all the talks at the back of this guide. Welcome talk A member of our University Executive Te will welcome you to the University. Subject talks Don t miss these! resented by the University staff who teach your subject. Degree apprenticeships Come and find out about this new education route. Accommodation Find out more about where you could be living and how to book with us. Tuition fees and student finance Come and find out all you need to know about university fees and how to finance your studies. Student life Hear directly from our students about everything our University and city have to offer. Starting at NTU: Support for Success We know that students who use the right support are more likely to be successful. Find out what specialist support services we offer and what to do if you need some advice. Music Hear more about the fantastic opportunities and scholarships NTU Music offers. Sport and recreation Discover our excellent facilities, our great-value membership packages, and the support we offer. We have over 60 sports clubs to choose from. How to write a personal statement We ll give you our top tips on making every one of those 4,000 characters count. Employability: choosing your course, future careers, and NTU support Get help with deciding on your course, and find out how the NTU Employability te can support you. arents Lounge: advice and guidance session Drop in at the end of the day to ask any outstanding questions. Refreshments will be provided. 5

7 Talks and tours Tours Join one of our tours to discover our cpus and the city. Cpus tours Meeting point: Tours leave from upstairs in the Newton building (map ref. ). Need to book: No Tour time: About 45 minutes Tour type: Guided Explore our City Cpus with our Student Ambassadors. Tours are available all day from 10 with the last tour leaving at Accommodation tour Need to book: No Tour type: Self-guided See page 11 for information on visiting our accommodation. T Nottingh tour Need to book: No Tour time: About one hour Tour type: Self-guided If you have time to see the city, we have an easy-to-follow guide available from our Nottingh stand in the Newton building (map ref. N ). It ll take you on a walking route of the city, which should take about an hour to complete. lease note that there are hills and cobbled pavements on this route, which may be unsuitable for those with mobility difficulties. Library tour Walking time to meeting point from Newton: 5 minutes Meeting point: Library (map ref. L ) Need to book: No Tour time: Allow about 30 minutes Tour type: Self-guided Come and visit the fantastic library at the heart of our cpus. op in at any time between 10 and 3.30 to take a look at what s on offer. You can see the range of facilities and study spaces, and ask about how we support your learning and research. If you have time, head up to our roof garden! 6

8 Information about our Schools We have six academic Schools based at our City Cpus. We recommend you prioritise your day around your main subject talk, but you ll find more information about your subject at our Subject Fair in the Newton Building. Top tip Check the time of your subject talk on the back page. You'll also find details on how to visit our facilities. Newton and Arkwright: Level 1 Old Library Stairs to Ads and Bowden (level 2) Bus stop for Clifton Cpus Cornerhouse School information Hospitality LT 6 LT 5 LT 4 *Subject fairs on this floor for: I Helpdesk Subject Fair* Lifts to second floor School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment School of Art & Design R Registration / check-in Welcome Main Entrance Stairs to second floor rooms N Sandwich od T Cpus tours LT 1 LT 2 LT 3 Stairs to Ads and Bowden (level 2) To free bus to Clifton School of Arts and Humanities: Centre for Broadcasting and Journalism Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies To free bus to Clifton To Maudslay and Chaucer buildings Town centre Goldsmith Street Level 0 (downstairs) overleaf 7 8

9 Top tip Top tip Before the end of the open day or event, check that you ve had all your questions answered. If not, head over to the Subject or Information Fair and take advantage of who s available to chat to you then. Remember, that s why the academics and other staff are there to help you get answers to all your questions! Looking for the Ads or Bowden room? You'll find both on Level 2 of our Newton building ask a member of staff for directions. Newton and Arkwright: Level 0 (downstairs) To Bonington building, Djanogly LT, Waverley building, Halls of Residence and Boots Library Shakespeare Street Staff and student bassadors only Café Arkwright Information Fair Access Stairs to second floor rooms N Sandwich od LT 10 LT 5 (exit) LT 4 (exit) Subject Fair* LT 9 LT 7 LT 2 LT 8 (exits) Stairs to Ads and Bowden (level 2) Lifts to 2nd floor *Subject fairs on this floor for: Nottingh Business School Nottingh Law School School of Social Sciences School information Stairs to Ads and Bowden (level 2) 9 10

10 Accommodation at the City Cpus Living in halls is a great way to meet new people, get involved with the social aspects of university life, and settle in. We ve got a wide range of accommodation in and around our City Cpus, catering to all budgets and preferences. Visit our accommodation Throughout the day we re running an open house drop-in at our City Cpus accommodation. Take a look around our residences and see what s available. You can drop in any time between 10 and 4. There s no need to book. Just follow the signs and our staff will be happy to show you around. Satnav tours Want to see the other halls on your way home? ick up a copy of our satnav tour guide from the accommodation desk in the Newton building (map ref. N ). Follow the map on the next page to navigate to our City Cpus residences. Top tip If you visit our accommodation, take pictures! They're a great way to remember the space you could be living in and can help when making a shortlist of your favourite options. 11

11 Our accommodation guarantee We guarantee that if you choose NTU as your first choice you'll be offered Universityallocated accommodation. It s so friendly here, like one big fily. Meridian Court resident Utilities and insurance included No need to worry about bills. Your heating, water and electricity bills are all included, and you get free basic contents insurance. Your student community A big part of student life is living with other NTU students. Visit the accommodation desk in the Newton building (map ref. N ) for more information. Top tip There's no need to book on to an accommodation tour. You can head over and explore in your own time between 10 and 4 and speak to current students. The sense of community is great and everything you need is just a two-minute walk away. Byron resident Accommodation 12

12 Accommodation at the City Cpus All City Cpus residences are within walking distance to our university buildings, and just a short distance from the city centre. 50m Student residences WAVERLEY STREET CLARENDON STREET CLARENDON STREET Strathdon Hotel W Health Centre Students Union DICe remier Inn Belgrave Centre GILL STREET Hpden Sandby L C CHAUCER STREET Gill Street North HAMDEN STREET Byron D GOLDSMITH Roomzzz TALBOT STREET Gill Street South Barnes Wallis B M STR ET DRYDEN STREET Crowne laza Hotel Best Western lus Hotel Dryden Centre SHAKESEARE STREET BILBIE WOLLATON STREET (NO THROUGH ROAD) ALMA CL DUNDAS CL 2 minutes WALK A N Theatre Royal NORTH SHERWOOD STREET 5 minutes SOUTH SHERWOOD ST Royal Concert Hall BLUECOAT ST BLUECOAT CLOSE NORTH CHURCH ST MANSFIELD ROAD A60 HUNTINGDON ST YMCA YORK STREET BURTON ST TRINITY SQUARE The Cornerhouse Bus Station UNION RD FORMAN ST TRINITY SQ ARLIAMENT STREET 7 minutes House of Fraser MILTON STREET Victoria Centre Hilton Hotel N A M D L B C W University buildings Newton building Arkwright building Maudslay building Djanogly Lecture Theatre Boots Library Bonington building Chaucer building Waverley building Shop Cash machine Entrance Entrance with wheelchair access Go2 Uni bus stop Tr route and stops ublic car parks One-way street edestrian street Buses, taxis, cyclists and blue badge only No through road Accommodation 13 14

13 Useful information If you need any help during the day, ask a member of staff or one of our Student Ambassadors in the red T-shirts. There s a helpdesk in the Newton building near registration, where staff will be on hand to help with any questions. Connecting to the NTU Wi-Fi Choose NTU Guest as your Wi-Fi provider. Open up a web browser such as Internet Explorer, Safari or Chrome. This will prompt you to enter an address. Once you ve done so, you ll be given access to the NTU Wi-Fi network. Emergency contact on the day If you need to contact us on the day, please phone +44 (0) ublicity photography and filming lease be aware that filming and photography will be taking place throughout the day at this event. Any images captured may be used for Nottingh Trent University s publicity purposes, such as prospectuses or course brochures, internal and external newsletters, the University s website, and advertising the University publicly. It may be provided to local or national newspapers, educational magazines or shared with third parties, as well as being used in future open day advertising. lease note that the images could be streed live and immediately online. If you do not wish your image to be used as set out or shared with our third parties, please notify a member of the helpdesk staff on your arrival so that we can take appropriate steps to ensure you are not included. 15

14 lan your day Use the timetable over the page to plan your day. We recommend that you check when your subject talk is running and arrange the rest of your day around it. What to bring with you We d suggest that you bring: your copy of the open day guide or go to if you want to download a digital copy your express check-in ticket if you have one a list of questions you ve prepared in advance for staff and current students to make sure you get all your questions answered and don t forget anything a cera or your phone to take pictures (so you can remember NTU once you ve visited all the unis you re interested in) a pen to take notes or use your phone change (in case you need it for a parking meter or public transport) a comfortable pair of shoes you ll be doing lots of walking an umbrella! Got the right cpus? If you re also interested in a course at our Clifton, Brackenhurst or Creative Quarter cpuses, speak to our staff on the helpdesk. They can provide travel information and advice. Our Confetti te will be represented at the City Cpus subject fair, however to tour our facilities and speak to our tutors, you'll need to make your way to our Creative Quarter Cpus. Go to the Confetti stand for directions. Useful information If there isn t a talk for your course, you might have booked for the wrong cpus. Don t worry you don t need to rebook. Just go to or to download the right guide. 16

15 Getting here Nottingh is located in the heart of England. It has excellent transport links and is within easy reach of the motorway. Where is Nottingh? Manchester 1 hour 50 mins 2 hours 10 minutes 1 hour 50 minutes Sheffield 1 hour 1 hour East Midlands Airport 25 mins Birmingh 1 hour 15 mins 1 hour 1 hour London 1 hour 40 mins 2 hours 45 mins 17

16 Travelling by car If you re travelling to Nottingh by car, we recommend you use the City s ark and Ride services of which Nottingh has plenty. We recommend using them as parking in the centre is limited and can quickly become expensive. Visit for more information, including about blue badge parking. If you re intending to park in the city centre, the closest (and largest) facilities to our City Cpus are: Trinity Square (NG1 4BT): * Talbot Street (NG1 5GG): 4 16* intu Victoria Centre (NG1 3QN): * *All prices are correct at time of print. From the north, south or west Nottingh has a series of trlines and ark and Rides. All trs will pass the Nottingh Trent University stop. Full details can be found at but your options will include the following. Leave the M1 at J24, and use Clifton South (satnav postcode: NG11 8BF). Journey time: 28 minutes. Leave the M1 at J25, and use Toton Lane (satnav postcode: NG9 7JA). Journey time: 38 minutes. Leave the M1 at J26, and use either of the following. hoenix ark (satnav postcode: NG8 6AS). Journey time: 18 minutes. Wilkinson Street (satnav postcode: NG7 7NU). Journey time: 12 minutes. Frequency: Every 7 to 10 minutes. From the east Nottingh also has a bus-based ark and Ride. The bus will take you right into the city centre. Visit racecourseparkandride for full details. From the A52, follow signs to Nottingh and then to the ark and Ride at Nottingh Racecourse (satnav postcode: NG2 4BE), just off Colwick Loop Road. Journey time: 12 minutes, followed by an 8-minute walk. The Ecolink bus will drop you off on Lower arlient Street by Wilkos (see map ref. on the city centre map). The University is a short walk from the bus stop (see map ref. R ). Walk up Upper arlient Street until you reach the Theatre Royal. Then turn right and follow the trlines to our front door. Frequency: Every 15 minutes. Better tr deal if more than one person is travelling. At weekends you can buy an Off eak Group ticket for 5. This allows unlimited travel all day for 2 adults (over 16), plus 3 people up to the age of 16. Children under 5 travel free. 18 Getting here

17 Travelling by rail and coach Nottingh train station is near the city centre and about a ten minute tr ride to the University. When you arrive at the station, look out for NTU staff and students wearing red who will be on hand to help if you need directions. Alternatively, make your way up to the NET tr stop on the bridge above the station and take a tr heading for hoenix ark or Hucknall. Visit for timetables. Tr tickets: 3.50 return per adult. Tickets are available from ticket machines, which do give change. You must buy a ticket before you board the tr. Tr frequency: Every 7 minutes. Coach and Megabus services are located on Station Street, beside the train station (see the city centre map). You can walk to the University in about 20 minutes. If you d rather get the tr, see above for details. Top tip Visit for live traffic and travel information for Nottingh and Nottinghshire before making your journey to the City. Hotels: Visit for more information. 19

18 20 Getting here

19 Talk / activity Welcome talk Newton 2 Newton 3 Accommodation (approx. 20 minutes) Newton 2 Chaucer 1 Newton 2 Accommodation film The film will run continuously throughout the day outside the Old Library, Newton building, level 1. Tuition Fees and Student Finance Djanogly LT Djanogly LT Newton 5 Degree apprenticeships Newton 8 arents Lounge: advice and guidance session Newton 6 How to Write a ersonal Statement Chaucer 1 Newton 4 Student Life Newton 1 Newton 1 Sports and Recreation Newton 1 Employability: choosing your course, future career and NTU support Newton 9 Music: ensembles, tuition and scholarships Newton 7 Starting at NTU: Support for Success Newton 7 Newton 7 School of Arts and Humanities: Centre for Broadcasting & Journalism Broadcast Journalism Ads (Newton) with tour Journalism Ads (Newton) with tour Journalism and Broadcast Journalism taster session CBJ Newsroom Chaucer in School of Art & Design ortfolio advice talk Newton 2 Study abroad talk Newton 9 Fashion, Textiles and Knitwear Design Welcome talk: fashion and textiles at NTU Chaucer 1 Fashion Design Maudslay LT with tour Maudslay LT with tour Fashion Accessory Design Bonington 301 with tour Fashion Knitwear Design and Knitted Textiles Bonington 119 with tour Textile Design Bonington 322 with tour Bonington 322 with tour Fashion Management, Marketing and Communication (FMMC) FMMC courses welcome and introduction Bowden (N) Fashion Marketing and Branding Chaucer 1 Waverley LT Fashion Communication and romotion Newton 4 Bowden (N) Fashion Management Waverley LT Waverley LT International Fashion Business (one year top-up) Barnes Wallis 105 FMMC teaching space open for viewing Barnes Wallis Design for eformance Costume Design and Making / Design for Film and Television / Theatre Design Visual Arts Waverley 305 with tour Decorative Arts / Fine Art Bonington LT with tour Bonington LT with tour Visual Communication Animation Waverley LT with tour Waverley 120 with tour Filmmaking Waverley 120 with tour Waverley 120 with tour Graphic Design Newton 5 with tour Djanogly LT with tour hotography Bonington LT with tour Bonington LT with tour School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment ortfolio advice talk Newton 2 Architectural Design Architecture Bowden (Newton) with tour Newton 6 with tour Architectural Technology Arkwright 104 with tour Interior Architecture and Design Newton 3 with tour Newton 3 with tour roduct Design roduct Design / Furniture and roduct Design Maudslay LT with tour Maudslay LT with tour roperty and Construction Building Surveying / roperty lanning and Develoent / roperty Finance and Investment / Real Estate Construction Management / Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management Newton 9 Newton 9 Newton 3 Newton 3 Civil Engineering Newton 10 with tour Newton 10 with tour School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment workshop tours Nottingh Business School Maudslay (30 minute tours, leaving on a rolling basis) Introduction to Nottingh Business School Newton 4 Bowden (N) Business and Business Management (Joint Honours) Newton 2 Newton 4 Work-based degrees (in-company) talk Newton 8 International Business Newton 5 Accounting and Finance Newton 5 Economics Newton 5 Marketing Newton 2 Year 1 Taster Session Newton 4 Trading Room demonstration Trading Rm (N) Nottingh Law School Law talk Newton Law taster session Newton 5 Courtrooms open for viewing Chaucer building until 2.30 Legal Advice Centre open for viewing Chaucer building until 2.30 School of Social Sciences Criminology Chaucer 1 Newton 7 olicing Newton 7 sychology (including Combined degrees) Djanogly LT Djanogly LT olitics, International Relations and olitics and International Relations talk and taster session* Sociology talk and taster session Newton 6 Newton 8 Youth Justice and Youth Studies talk and taster session Newton 10 Social Work Newton 1 Newton 8 Health and Social Care Newton 6 sychology laboratories and student work open for viewing Chaucer building 424 and Taylor building *olitics and International Relations courses combined with other subjects are studied at our Clifton Cpus City Cpus open day timetable Use this grid to plan which general and subject-specific talks you d like to attend throughout the day. lease note that some subject talks are only given once, so make sure you don t miss them. Access to all talks is on a first-come, first-served basis up to maximum room capacity. In the event of rooms becoming filled to overcapacity, we ll give priority to students. Thank you for your cooperation. The colour coding of rooms relates to the map please see over. ersonal planner Time Session / tour Location Arrived early? Grab a free drink in the Newton building. Avoid the queues hand in your express check-in ticket and start enjoying your day. eckish? Have a well-deserved sit down in Dine Arkwright in the Newton building. Got a spare hour? Go on a cpus tour. If you miss any of the talks, or you re interested in more than one subject, speak to our academic staff. You ll find them at the subject stands at our Information Fair. Turn to page 8 for details. Don t forget to chat to our academics and students at the Information Fair.

20 City Cpus map 7 minutes 50m WAVERLEY STREET CLARENDON STREET CLARENDON STREET Strathdon Hotel W Health Centre Students Union remierr Inn DICe TB Belgrave Centre 5 minutes GILL STREET Hpden Sandby CHAUCER STREET W L C Gill Street North HAMDEN STREET Byron D GOLDSMITH 2 minutes Roomzzz TALBOT STREET Gill Street South BW B M STR ET DRYDEN STREET Crowne laza Hotel WOLLATON STREET (NO THROUGH ROAD) S CBJ Best Western lus Hotel ALMA CL DUNDAS CL Dryden Centre SHAKESEARE STREET BILBIE WALK EAR A R N T Theatre Royal R SOUTH SHERWOOD ST Royal Concert Hall BLUECOAT ST BLUECOAT CLOSE NORTH CHURCH ST MANSFIELD ROAD A60 HUNTINGDON ST Welcome point and registration Complimentary refreshments Information Fair Subject Fair for all subjects Dine Arkwright Bus Station NORTH SHERWOOD STREET Registration / Check-in (Newton building) YMCA YORK STREET UNION RD House of Fraser MILTON STREET BURTONST TRINITYSQUARE Corner House FORMANST TRINITYY SQ ARLIAMENT STREETET (Exit from Trinity Square car park) Victoria Centre Hilton Hotel N A T M D L B C Newton building Arkwright building Cpus tours starting point Maudslay building Djanogly Lecture Theatre Boots Library Bonington building Chaucer building W Waverley building BW Barnes Wallis building Centre for Broadcasting CBJ and Journalism TB Taylor building R Registration / Check-in and welcome LT = Lecture Theatre Entrance Entrance with wheelchair access University buildings Student residences Go2 Uni bus stop Tr route and stops ublic car parks One-way street edestrian street Buses, taxis, cyclists and blue badge only No through road

21 City centre map 200m WOODBOR WAVERLEY STR E ET NORTH SHERWWOD ST A60 MANSFIELD ROAD EEL STREET DRYDEN ST GILL STREET H A MDEN ST HUNTINGDON STREET Alfreton Road: A610 to M1 (North, Junction 26) ALFRETON Canning Circus RD ILKESTON RD DERBY ROAD Derby Road: A6200 to M1 (Junction 25), Derby CLARENDON ST WOLLATON DERBY ROAD CHAUCER GOLDSM ITH TALBOT STREET STREET STREET Nottingh layhouse ark Row CASTLE BOULEVARD A6005 SHAKESEARE STREET STR E ET R Nottingh Castle and Museum The Royal Centre S. SHERWOOD ST Market Square SOUTH MILTON ST Victoria Shopping Centre UER ARLIAMENT STREET LOWER ARLIAMENT ST MAID MARIAN WAY MARKET ST FRIAR LANE BURTON ST LONG ROW WHEELER HOUNDS GATE CASTLE A453 WILFORD STREET GT ARADE ST GATE CLUMBER ST G L A S SHO U S E STREET ETER S GT LOW AVEMENT LISTER G ATE Broadmarsh Shopping Centre COLLIN STREET Wilford Street: A453 to Clifton cpus, M1 (South, Junction 24), Nottingh East Midlands Airport, A42/M42 (Birmingh), A50 (Stoke-on-Trent) ELHAM ST FLETCHER CANAL STR EET GATE VICTORIA ST CARRINGTON STREET Creative Quarter Cpus CANAL STATION STREET Southwell Road: To School of Animal, Rural and Environmental Sciences, Brackenhurst (approx 14 miles). A612 (Southwell, Newark) S T REET HOCKLEY QUEENS ROAD National Ice Centre / Motorpoint Arena BELLAR GATE ARLIAMENT ST LONDON ROAD A60 London Road: A60 to Loughborough, Leicester SOUTHWELL RD LO W E R Key R Main Reception / Check-in and Welcome Bus stop: pickup and drop-off point for ark and Ride Free bus to Clifton Go2 Uni 4 bus One-way street University buildings Tr route and stops edestrian street Bus station City Information oint Buses, taxis, cyclists and blue badge only Railway station No through road General parking No entry

22 Royal Concert Hall Cpus location map Health and safety City Cpus and Theatre Royal intu Victoria Shopping Centre Creative Quarter Cpus Motorpoint Arena Nottingh Brackenhurst Cpus First aid If you require first aid, please contact main reception on +44 (0) , security on +44 (0) , or a member of staff. Fire safety If you hear the fire alarm, leave the building by the nearest safe exit. Staff will show you the way. Don t use the lifts. Trent Bridge cricket ground If you feel you d be unable to evacuate a building via the stairs, please use the disabled refuge points to make contact with staff. These can generally be found in stairwells and common areas. Clifton Cpus Road safety Be extremely careful when crossing the roads on and around our cpus. lease use the crossings provided. Any questions? Just ask NTU Search Nottingh Trent University This information can be made available in alternative formats. lease note that whilst the University has taken all reasonable steps to ensure the accuracy of the content within this guide at the time of printing, the University reserves the right to remove, vary or end the content of the guide at any time. For avoidance of doubt, the information provided within the content of this guide is for guidance purposes. Nottingh Trent University and may not be reproduced or transmitted in any form, in whole or part, without the prior written consent of Nottingh Trent University. 4164/07-09/18 *4164*