University of Liverpool Open Day Guide 2010

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Undergraduate

OpenDayGuideSATURDAY 26 JUNE 2010

FRIDAY 10 SEPTEMBER 2010SATURDAY 9 OCTOBER 2010Campus Open From 09.30am


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Welcome/

Contents

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This is your day, a day todiscover what its reallylike at the University of

Liverpool one of theUKs leading universities.We hope you enjoyyour visit.

We want this open day to be as useful, informative

and enjoyable as possible for you, so weve

produced this guide to help you plan and get themost out of your visit. Within this guide youll find

information on whats going on throughout the day,

the presentations and drop-in sessions you can

attend, the tours you can go on, details of where

to find everything and a handy planning tool to

help you to structure your day.

When you arrive, if you have registered please

print off and post your acknowledgement into

the boxes provided at the registration point on

University Square (Grid Ref. D7). If you havenot pre-registered please make your way to the

registration point located on University Square at

the centre of campus to register on the day. Once

you have registered with us, you can head either to

the Central Exhibition to pick up information or to a

department of your choice where there will be the

opportunity to attend presentations and meet with

staff (see pages 9-21). Throughout the day our

current students will be on hand to assist with

directions and offer first-hand advice based on

their experience of life at Liverpool.

ContentsWelcome01Whats happening02

Planner03Presentations04Support05Tours06Central Exhibition07Drop-in08

Departments09How to find us22Places to eat23Making the mostof your visit25City map27Campus map29

Once you are registered, make sure you read

through this guide to see whats going on and use

the helpful planner over the page to make sure

you get as much out of the day as you can.

The information given out in

the course talks was very good.All the staff and students werefriendly and helpful. There wasa large number of students oncampus to direct you. It was avery useful day. Everything youcould possibly need to know orwant to find out was available.

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Whats happening

throughout the day?Most activities take place on a rolling basisthroughout the day and last anywhere between20 minutes and 1.5 hours.

Time Activity Information Tickets Required

09.30 15.15 Presentations University of Liverpool No

Accommodation No

Student Experience/Sport Liverpool No

10.30 15.15 Presentations Financial support Yesfor NHS funded Students

Overview of student funding Yesfor students who havedependants (not NHS courses)

From Drop-in Library and computer No9.30/10.00 facilities, International students,

Student support, LiverpoolGuild of students

09.30 15.00 Central Exhibition Key information on ourProgrammes, SupportServices and facilities. No

10.30 15.00 Campus Tours Tours of the Universitys campus No

10.00 15.30 Visits to Academic Academic Departments are Tickets onlyDepartments open for you to meet our required to visit:

current staff and students. Engineering (page 13)Medicine (page 16)Veterinary Science(page 21)Dentistry (page 11)Health Sciences(page 14)

10.00 15.00 Visits to the Shuttle coach service Nooff-campus Halls between campus andof Residence the Halls of Residence.

11.00 14.30 Tours of Liverpool Guided coach tours around NoCity Centre the City Centre


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Open Day plannerWe suggest you plan your visit around the timingsof the activities in the department(s) youre mostinterested in. Please note the start and finish timesas some activities close earlier than others we wouldnt want you to miss anything!

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A series of talks onmany aspects oflife and study at theUniversity of Liverpool.

UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOLTime: 09.30, 10.15, 11.00, 11.45, 12.30 and 13.30Duration: approximately 30 minsLocation: Metropolitan Cathedral Crypt

(Brownlow Hill entrance), Grid Ref. C7

An overview of the University of Liverpool,

highlighting our academic achievements

and support facilities.

ACCOMMODATION

Time: 10.15, 11.00, 12.00, 13.00 and 14.00Duration: approximately 30 minsLocation: Victoria Gallery & Museum, JackLeggate Lecture Theatre, Building No. 421,Grid Ref. D7

What accommodation is available at the University

of Liverpool, how do you apply and how much

does it cost?

STUDENT EXPERIENCE/

SPORT LIVERPOOLTime: 11.00, 12.00, 13.00 and 14.00Duration: approximately 30 minsLocation: 126 Mount Pleasant, Dept. ContinuingEducation and Professional Development,Building No. 114, Grid Ref. C4

The Guild of Students will offer an insight into

studying and living in Liverpool. An overview of the

excellent sports facilities offered by the University,

including details of the Sport Liverpool Scholarship

Scheme for talented athletes.

Presentations

Keep up-to-date with whats happening

on Open Day by following our live twitterand facebook news feeds:www.twitter.com/livopendaywww.facebook.com/livopenday


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Spaces for these talksare limited; tickets will beallocated from 9.30amonwards on a first-comefirst-served basis from the

reception desk, groundfloor, Student ServicesCentre (Building No. 502,Grid Ref. D6).

FINANCIAL SUPPORTFOR NHS FUNDED STUDENTSLocation: Ground Floor, Student Services

Centre (Building No. 502, Grid Ref. D6)Times: 10.30 and 14.00

Health Sciences students are funded by the NHS.

These talks will outline the support available and

will also cover any welfare benefit entitlement.

Medicine and Dentistry students are also funded

by the NHS for part of their course and are

welcome to attend these talks.

OVERVIEW OF FUNDING FOR

STUDENTS WHO HAVE DEPENDANTS(notNHS courses)Location: Ground Floor, Student ServicesCentre (Building No. 502, Grid Ref. D6)Time: 12.00

This talk is aimed at students who have dependants

and are interested in finding out about additional

support that is available through grants/loans

and welfare benefits.

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VISITS TO THE OFF-CAMPUS

HALLS OF RESIDENCETime: 10.00-15.00 (Coaches leave every 10 mins)Departing from: Oxford Street (rear of SydneyJones Library) (Building No. 433, Grid Ref. F4)Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes(including journey time)Tickets NOT required

Guided coach tours to University Halls

of Residence

Your chance to talk to students about life

at the Halls of ResidenceVisit a students room

The Bar Area at Carnatic will be open

between 10.30 14.30 for drink refreshments

The Dining Room at Greenbank will be open

between 10.30 14.30 for drink refreshments.

COACH TOURS OFLIVERPOOL CITY CENTRETime: 11.00-14.30 (Coaches leave every 30

minutes, the last coach leaves at 14.30.)Departing from: Electrical Engineering onBrownlow Hill (Building No. 235, Grid Ref. E7)Duration: 45 minutesTickets NOT required

Offered in conjunction with Mersey Tourism Blue

Badge Guides, this coach tour includes the River

Mersey, Albert Dock, Pier Head, Liverpool City

Centre and many of the citys famous landmarks.

TOURS OF UNIVERSITY CAMPUS

Time: 10.30, 11.00, 11.30, 14.00, 14.30 and 15.00Location: Tour Stand, Courtyard, Guild ofStudents (Building No. 501, Grid Ref. D6)Duration: 45 minutesTickets NOT required

On the tour you will visit the Sports Centre, a

central Library, computing facilities and the Guild of

Students (Students Union). The tour offers you the

opportunity to see the main features of our campus

and, as all guides are current students, you will

have the opportunity to hear a first hand accountof the student experience.

SPORT LIVERPOOLTime: Every 30 minutes from 11.00-2.30Duration of tour: 15 minutesLocation: Sports Centre(Building No. 511, Grid Ref. D4)Guided tours of the Universitys Sports Centre

For further details on facilities ring

T: +44 (0)151 794 3307; for membershipenquiries call T: +44 (0)151 794 3314; forinformation about our Sports Scholarship

Scheme e-mail us at E: [email protected] visit www.liv.ac.uk/sports

Tours

Keep up-to-date with whats happeningon Open Day by following our live twitter

and facebook news feeds:www.twitter.com/livopendaywww.facebook.com/livopenday


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Call in any time between09.30 and 15.00 to pick upinformation and talk tostaff and UniversityRepresentatives.

Includes:

Central Information Point

Faculty enquiries

Accommodation Office

Student Support

Sport Liverpool

Careers and Employability Service

CENTRAL EXHIBITIONTime: 09.30-15.00 Location: Mountford Hall,Guild of Students (Building No. 501, Grid Ref. D6)

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LIBRARY AND COMPUTING FACILITIESTime: 10.00-16.00Location: Harold Cohen Library (Building No.431, Grid Ref. D8) and Sydney Jones Library(Building No. 433, Grid Ref. F3)

The University has two main libraries, which hold

over 2 million volumes. These libraries provide

space to study and access to approximately 575

PCs. In total there are over 1400 PCs for students

on campus; all are networked with access to a

wide range of services, such as email and the

web, and applications such as word processing,spreadsheet, database, bibliographic,

programming languages, computer-aided design

and statistical software. If you live in Halls you can

connect to the network via the ResNet service.

Wireless computing is available in numerous sites

both on and off campus, including cafes and bars.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSTime: 09.30-15.00Location: Central Exhibition(Building No. 501, Grid Ref. D6)www.liv.ac.uk/international/countries/uk_team

A member of the International Team will be

available at the International Section of the

Information Point to answer any questions you

may have about life and study in Liverpool. You will

also find information specifically for international

students on issues such as scholarships and fees,

accommodation choices, faith requirements and

living costs.

MATURE STUDENTSTime: 09.30-15.00Location: Central Exhibition(Building No. 501, Grid Ref. D6)www.liv.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/adult/

A Mature Students Adviser will be available at

the Information Point to answer any questions

you may have about life and study in Liverpool.

STUDENT SUPPORTTime: 10.00-16.00Location: Ground Floor, Student ServicesCentre (Building No. 502, Grid Ref. D6) andCentral Exhibition (Building No. 501, Grid Ref. D6)www.liv.ac.uk/studentsupport/

The Advisers in Student Support Services are

available to provide information to students on

disability, welfare and financial issues. The advisers

in the Student Services Centre will be able to tell

you about the Universitys support and welfare

services and answer your queries on financialsupport.

Advisers in the Central Exhibition will be able to

advise on disability and welfare support. Please

do speak to any of the team if you have concerns

or support needs.

LIVERPOOL GUILD OF STUDENTS(STUDENTS UNION)Time: 09.30-17.00

Location: Guild of Students(Building No. 501, Grid Ref. D6)www.lgos.org

Our Students Union, Liverpool Guild of Students,

supports students through advice, lobbying and a

range of extra-curricular activities, as well as being

at the heart of student social life. LGoS is a student-

led charity and every student at the University of

Liverpool is a member. We exist to support and

represent the students of the University, as well

as ensure that you make the most of your time inLiverpool. Visit the Guild to find out about student

representation and how it all works; societies,

sports clubs, personal development and

volunteering opportunities, as well as events

like gigs comedy, theatre and films.

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DepartmentsAs a prospective undergraduate student, Open Dayis about giving you the opportunity to see for yourselfwhat university life has to offer before you apply foradmission. Our academic departments are openfor you to meet our current staff and students andto help answer any questions you may have aboutthe University of Liverpool.

Department Time Location

ANATOMY AND HUMAN BIOLOGYLecture: Studying Anatomy and 11.10, 12.10 and 13.10 (10 min Seminar Room 1, SherringtonHuman Biology at Liverpool talk followed by 5 min Q&A) Building, Building No. 311,Dr Y Allen (Grid Ref. D9)

Information desk for advice on 10.30-13.30 Seminar Room 2, Sherringtonapplying to the BSc (Hons) Building, Building No. 311,Anatomy and Human Biology (Grid Ref. D9)

www.liv.ac.uk/hacbARCHAEOLOGY, CLASSICS AND EGYPTOLOGYMeet with staff and current 10.00-14.00 The School of Archaeology,students for advice and information Classics and Egyptology,on degrees and also visit the Schools 12 and 14 Abercromby Square,Garstang Museum of Archaeology Building No. 146, 147, (Grid Ref. E3)with collections from Egypt, the NearEast and Classical Greece.

Fifteen minute drop-in lectures on Archaeology, Classics, Ancient History and Egyptology will beheld at regular intervals throughout the day. A confirmed schedule of these will be posted on theSchools website, two weeks prior to each Open Day.

Further information about the

School and its excellent teachingfacilities and resources can befound at www.liv.ac.uk/sace

ARCHITECTUREWelcome desk and tour 10.00-15.00 School of Architecture,of the facilities. Building No. 149, (Grid Ref. E4)

Welcome Talk and open Q&A 13.00session with staff and students. (duration 30 minutes)


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BIOLOGICAL SCIENCESInformation on programmes, 10.00-14.30 The Life Sciences Building,careers and admissions. Building No. 215, (Grid Ref. F8)Demonstrations and hands-on Lecture Theatre 3

activities.Professor Alan McCarthy 10.30 & 12.00 The Life Sciences Building,Studying for a degree in the (duration 30 mins) Building No. 215, (Grid Ref. F8)Biological Sciences at Liverpool. Lecture Theatre 3

BIOMEDICAL SCIENCESPlease see individual listings for:BSc (Hons) PharmacologyBSc (Hons) PhysiologyBSc (Hons) Anatomy and Human Biologywww.liv.ac.uk/biomedsci

CHEMISTRY

Presentations on Liverpool 11.15 Foyer, Donnan Laboratories,degree courses, careers and (duration 45 mins) Chemistry Dept, Buildingresearch in Chemistry. No. 213, (Grid Ref. G5)

Guided tours of Department. 10.00-13.00 Foyer, Donnan Laboratories,(duration 20 mins) Chemistry Dept, Building

No. 213, (Grid Ref. G5)

Informal discussions and advice 10.00-15.00 Foyer, Donnan Laboratories,on admissions. Chemistry Dept, Building

No. 213, (Grid Ref. G5)

CIVIC DESIGN TOWN AND REGIONAL PLANNINGExhibition plus illustrated presentations 11.00-14.00 Civic Design, Building No. 109,at 11.30 and 12.30 (duration 30 mins) on (Grid Ref. D3)

career opportunities in Planning, includinga Q&A session with staff and students.

COMBINED HONOURS BA and BSc programmes (L000, Y001 and BCG0)Information desk, for informal 10.00-15.30 Rendall Building Foyer,discussions and advice on any Building No. 432, (Grid Ref. D2)of our three programmes inCombined Honours:BA (Hons) with 2-subject first year L000BA (Hons) with 3-subject first year Y001BSc (Hons) BCG0

General presentation about the 13.00 & 14.00 Lecture Theatre 7, RendallSchool and its programmes titled (duration 30 mins) Building No. 432, (Grid Ref. D2)

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COMMUNICATION AND MEDIAA senior member of academic staff will 12.30 & 13.30 Lecture Theatre 5, Rendalltalk about Communication and Media at (duration 30 mins) Building, Building No. 432,Liverpool, followed by a question and (Grid Ref. D2)

answer session.Drop-in and information centre: Staff and 10.00-15.00 Seminar Room G.15 Rendallstudents will be available throughout the Building, Building No. 432day to answer questions and give advice. (Grid Ref. D2)

COMPUTER SCIENCESee cutting-edge computing 09.30-15.00 Computer Science, Buildingview the facilities. No. 422, (Grid Ref. D7)

Get informal advice on our degreeprogrammes and talk to staff membersand current students.

Presentation: Computer Science 11.00-11.40 Computer Science, Building

at Liverpool & 14.00-14.40 No. 422, (Grid Ref. D7)CULTURES, LANGUAGES AND AREA STUDIESStaff and students will be available 10.30-14.00 Ground Floor, Cypressthroughout the day to welcome you Building, Building No. 108,and answer any questions you may have. (Grid Ref. E2)

Student tours of the Cypress Building. 10.30, 1 1.00, Tours depart from foyer11.30, 12.00,12.30 & 13.00

All talks will last for a duration of 20 mins

Hispanic Studies at Liverpool 10.30, 11.30 & 12.00 Cypress Building Lecture Room A

German at Liverpool 10.30 Cypress Building Room 209

(2nd Floor)Going Places? Modern Language Careers 1 1.00 Cypress Building Lecture Room A

Latin American Studies at Liverpool 11.00 Latin American Studies.(Building no. 111, Grid Ref. D2)Board Room

The Year Abroad 10.30, 12.00 & 13.00 Cypress Building Room 401(4th Floor)

French at Liverpool 11.00, 12.30 & 13.00 Cypress Building Room 209(2nd Floor)

Business Studies and a Modern Language 12.00 Cypress Building Room 209(2nd Floor)

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CULTURES, LANGUAGES AND AREA STUDIES (continued)European Film Studies and 12.30 Cypress Building Lecture Room Aa Modern Language

Italian at Liverpool 11.30 Cypress Building Room 209(2nd Floor)

Modern European Languages 13.30 Cypress Building Lecture Room A

Further information at: www.liv.ac.uk/soclas/opendays/opendays.htm

DENTISTRY Tickets requiredStaff and students will be on hand to 09.30-15.00 Seminar Room 2, Dental Schoolgive advice and answer your questions. Building No. 322, Grid Ref. C10

Lecture on Applying for Dentistry 10.00-10.40 Upper Lecture Theatre, Dental11.00-11.40 School, Building No. 322,12.00-12.40 Grid Ref. C1013.00-13.40

Tickets are required for the lectures.

Once you register for the Open Day, you will receive an email acknowledgement directing youto our e-ticket booking facility. Once booked onto a talk, print out your e-ticket and bring thiswith you otherwise entry to the talk may be declined.

Unfortunately, owing to the number of visitors to Open Days, we regret it is not possible to arrangeindividual visits to the Schools facilities. Please note candidates who are invited for interview willhave the opportunity to visit the School.

DIAGNOSTIC RADIOGRAPHYThe Admissions Tutor and students 09.30-15.00 Block B, Ground Floor,will be available to answer individual Waterhouse Building.questions. Tickets required for presentation

and tours. Tickets can be obtainedon a strictly first-come first-servedbasis from the Welcome Desk inthe Waterhouse Building from 9.30.

Undergraduate Diagnostic Radiography 11.45-12.30 Thompson Yates Lecturepresentation by the Admissions Tutor . Theatre. Building No. 301,There will be a brief tour (15 minutes (Grid Ref. C8)duration) of the Medical ImagingLaboratory and an opportunity tospeak to current students.

Tours of Diagnostic Radiography 10-11am (4 tours) Room B01, Johnston Building.Medical Imaging Laboratory. and 1-2pm (4 tours) Building No. 304 (Grid Ref. D8)Ticket required.

There will be a rolling DVD presentation 09.30-15.00 Room BG 23 Block Bentitled Using your Science as a Career Waterhouse building (accesswhich gives information about Diagnostic via car park Dover Street).Radiography, Nursing, Orthoptics,Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapyand Radiotherapy.

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EARTH AND OCEAN SCIENCESThree mini-lectures:

What is Geology? 11.00 & 13.00 Dept of Earth & Ocean Sciences,(duration 20 mins) Building No. 201, (Grid Ref. B9)

What is Geophysics? 11.20 & 13.20 Dept of Earth & Ocean Sciences,(duration 20 mins) Building No. 201, (Grid Ref. B9)

What is Ocean Science? 11.40 & 13.40 Dept of Earth & Ocean Sciences,(duration 20 mins) Building No. 201, (Grid Ref. B9)

Staff will be on hand to answer any 10.00-15.00 Dept of Earth & Ocean Sciences,questions you have about the Department. Building No. 201, (Grid Ref. B9)

ECOLOGYStaff will be on hand to answer any 10.00-15.00 Dept of Earth and Ocean Sciencesquestions you have about the Building No. 201, (Grid Ref. B9)Department

Presentation followed by informal 13.00 Dept of Earth and Ocean Sciencesdiscussion Marine Biology and (duration 1 hour) Building No. 201, (Grid Ref. B9)Ecology and Environment at Liverpool.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICSPresentation on Liverpool degree 12.00-12.45 Department of Electrical Engineeringcourses, careers and research in and Electronics, Foyer, Building No.Electrical Engineering and Electronics 235, (Grid Ref. E7)

Guided Tours of the Department 10.45, 12.45 Department of Electrical Engineeringand 14.00 and Electronics, Foyer, Building No.

235, (Grid Ref. E7)

Informal discussions and advice 09.30-14.30 Department of Electrical Engineeringon admissions and Electronics, Foyer, Building No.

235, (Grid Ref. E7)ENGINEERING - AEROSPACE, CIVIL, MATERIALS, MECHANICAL AND GENERAL ENGINEERINGTickets required for presentations and tours.Available on the day only from the Harrison Hughes Building.

Information desk for general 09.30-14.30 Harrison Hughes Building, Foyer,advice and tickets Building No. 238, (Grid Ref. C7)

Engineering at Liverpool 10.45-12.45 or Harrison Hughes Building, Foyer,presentation and guided tour 12.00-14.00 Building No. 238, (Grid Ref. C7)

Subject-specific guided tour only 14.00-15.00 Harrison Hughes Building, Foyer,Building No. 238, (Grid Ref. C7)

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ENGLISH

The opportunity to talk with students about 10.00-14.00 The Nellist Room, 1st Floorlife in the School of English. Staff will be on Cypress Building, Buildinghand to answer questions or give advice Building No. 108, (Grid Ref. E2)

about programmes.Professor Marcus Walsh will give 14.15-15.00 Lecture Theatre 6, Rendall Building,an informal talk. Building No. 432, (Grid Ref. D2)

GEOGRAPHY

Staff and students will be on hand to give 10.00-15.00 Geographical Informationadvice and answer your questions. Centre, 6th Floor, Roxby Building,

Building No. 107, (Grid Ref. E2)

Talks will be given as follows:

Geography at Liverpool 10.00-11.00 and 26 June - Lecture Theatre 9, 10 Sept13.00-14.00 & 9 Oct Lecture Theatre 8, Rendall

Building, Building No. 432, (Grid Ref. D2)

Mini lecture in Physical Geography 10.00-11.00 and 26 June - Lecture Theatre 9, 10 Sept13.00-14.00 & 9 Oct Lecture Theatre 8, Rendall


Mini lecture in Human Geography 10.00-11.00 and 26 June - Lecture Theatre 9, 10 Sept13.00-14.00 & 9 Oct Lecture Theatre 8, Rendall


HEALTH SCIENCES

Admissions Tutors and students from 09.30-1500 Block B, Ground Floor,Diagnostic Radiography, Nursing, Waterhouse BuildingOccupational Therapy, Orthoptics, (access via car parkPhysiotherapy and Radiotherapy will Dover Street).be available to answer individual questions.

See Diagnostic Radiography, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Orthoptics, Physiotherapyand Radiotherapy for further information regarding individual programmes.

Presentations. PLEASE NOTE - Numbers 9.30-15.00 Block B, Ground Floor,are restricted due to high demand and Waterhouse Buildingspace constraints. Tickets are required for (access via car parkall presentations. Tickets will be available Dover Street).

for the presentations from staff on theWelcome Stand at the entrance to Block B,Ground Floor, Waterhouse Building (accessvia car park Dover Street) from 9.30 on a

strictly first-come first-served basis.

There will be a rolling DVD presentation 09.30-15.00 Room BG 23 Block B

entitled Using your Science as a Career Waterhouse Buildingwhich gives information about Diagnostic (access via car parkRadiography, Nursing, Orthoptics, Dover Street).Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapyand Radiotherapy.

Foundation to Health Studies (Year 0) 09.30-15.00 Ground floor, Block B,programme - information will be available Waterhouse Buildingand staff will answer questions in relation (access via car parkto the Year 0 programme. This is a unique Dover Street).opportunity to study on a programmespecifically designed for progression,on successful completion, to the AlliedHealth Professions and Nursing

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HEALTH SCIENCES (continued)There will be a rolling DVD presentation 09.30-15.00 Room BG 23 Block B,regarding Foundation to Health Studies Waterhouse Building(Year 0) programme. (access via car park

Dover Street).Student Support - Information on 09.30-15.00 Block B, Ground Floor,Student Support whilst studying in Waterhouse Buildingthe School of Health Sciences. (access via car park

Dover Street)

HISTORYFind out more about our Single Honours 10.00-15.00 School of History, 9 Abercrombydegrees in History and Social & Economic Square, Building No. 144,History; our Joint Honours degrees with (Grid Ref. D3)Politics, Modern Languages, English andIrish Studies; and our contribution toCombined Honours programmes. Just

drop in during the day and talk with ourstaff about the courses we offer.

Presentation on Studying History 13.00 & 13.30 Lecture Theatre 6, Rendall Building,at Liverpool. (duration 20 mins) Building No. 432, (Grid Ref. D2)

IRISH STUDIESStaff and students will be available 10.00-14.00 Institute of Irish Studies,throughout the day to welcome you 1 Abercromby Square,and answer any questions you may have Building No. 141 (Grid Ref. D4)about our courses and life at university.

Find out more about our Single Honours 12.00 Institute of Irish Studies, Room G04,Irish Studies degree and our Joint (duration 30mins) 1 Abercromby Square, BuildingHonours degrees with English, History No. 141 (Grid Ref. D4)

and Politics. You are invited to join stafffor a short talk on our degree programmesand the Institute followed by the opportunityto ask questions.

LAWLaw Talk 11.30, 13.00 and 14.30 The Moot Room, Liverpool Law

(duration 20mins) School, Building Ref. 120, (Grid Ref. E2)

MANAGEMENT SCHOOL (ULMS)Find out more about our degrees in 10.00-15.30 Main foyer, Management School,Economics, Accounting, Business Studies, Building No. 427 (Grid Ref. F2)Marketing and International Business byvisiting our exhibition and meeting staff

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MANAGEMENT SCHOOL (ULMS) (continued)General presentations about the School 10.30, 11.30, 13.00 Seminar room 5, Managementand its programmes (duration 30 minutes) and 14.00 School, Building No. 427 (Grid Ref. F2)

Mini-lectures a chance to experience our teaching first-hand (please note that these are notgeneral programme presentations, but provide a taste of Undergraduate teaching)

All talks will last 30 minutes.

Degrees in Economics (L100, LN11) 11.15 Lecture theatre 6, Rendall Building,From Marshall Plan to HIPC: Should Building No. 432 (Grid Ref. D2)the G9 increase development aid inAfrica? (Dr Stephan Pfaffenzeller)

Degree in Accounting (N400) 12.15 Seminar room 5, ManagementIs Accounting getting too exciting? School, Building No. 427 (Grid Ref. F2)(Mr Phil Ormrod)

Degrees in Business (N100, N101, 14.45 Seminar room 5, ManagementN500, N120) International business School Building No. 427 (Grid Ref. F2)

strategy: key trends since the 1990s(Professor John Wilson)

MATHEMATICAL SCIENCESMathematical Science Exhibition 10.00-14.00 Dept of Mathematical Sciences,

Building No. 206, (Grid Ref. E6)

Refreshments and the chance to discuss 10.30-13.30 Dept of Mathematical Sciences,admissions and careers with members Building No. 206, (Grid Ref. E6)of staff

Why study Maths at University? 10.15 & 11.15 LT027, Dept of Mathematical(duration 45 mins) Sciences, Building No. 206,

(Grid Ref. E6)

Fun Maths Roadshow. 10.00-13.00 Dept of Mathematical Sciences,Building No. 206, (Grid Ref. E6)

MEDICINETickets Required (see below)

Staff and students will be available 10.00-15.00 Foyer, Sherrington Building,throughout the day to welcome you Building No. 311, (Grid Ref. D9)and answer any questions you may have.

Unfortunately, School of Medical Education (faculty) Buildings are unable to accommodatethe overwhelming number of visitors interested in our programmes. Due to a large numberof applicants, we regret it is not possible to arrange individual visits to the medical facilities.Candidates who are invited for interview will have the opportunity to visit the School (faculty).

There will be a lecture on Applying for 11.00 & 14.00 Lecture Theatre 2, SherringtonMedicine followed by a question and (duration 60 mins) Building, Building No. 311,answer session. (Grid Ref. D9)

Once you register for the Open Day, you will receive an email acknowledgement directing you toour e-ticket booking facility. Once booked onto a talk, print out your e-ticket and bring this withyou, otherwise entry to the talk may be refused.

MUSICTours with student-guides (including 11.00-13.30 School of Music, Building No. 104,teaching rooms, studio and practice (Grid Ref. D3)rooms), plus the opportunity to talkinformally with staff and students.

Main Presentation: Studying Music 14.00-15.00 School of Music, Building No. 104,

at Liverpool (covering all aspects (Grid Ref. D3)of our undergraduate programme)


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NURSINGA display and an opportunity to talk to 09.30-15.00 Room BG11, Ground Floor, Block B,Admissions Tutors and students. Staff Waterhouse Building (access viaand students will be available to answer car park Dover Street).

questions about the Bachelor of Nursingdegree. This will include details about theacademic and clinical experience andopportunities regarding clinical placements.

Nursing at Liverpool a short 12.30-13.15 Thompson Yates Lecture Theatre,presentation from Admissions Tutor Thompson Yates Building,and students outlining key information Building No. 301, (Grid Ref. C8)for prospective students followed by anopportunity for questions at the end.This is a ticket only event. Tickets canbe obtained on a strictly first-come

first-served basis from 9.30am from theWelcome Desk in the Waterhouse Building.

There will be a rolling DVD presentation 09.30-15.00 Room BG 23 Block B Waterhouseentitled Using your Science as a Career Building (access via car parkwhich gives information about Diagnostic Dover Street).Radiography, Nursing, Orthoptics, OccupationalTherapy, Physiotherapy and Radiotherapy.

Please see Health Sciences entry for additional information.

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPYAdmissions Tutors will be available to 09.30-1500 The Waterhouse Buildinganswer specific questions on the BSc(Hons) Occupational Therapy programme.(See Health Sciences entry for further details)

Presentation on Occupational Therapy 10.00 & 13.15 Thompson Yates Lecture Theatre,Education at Liverpool. These are ticket (duration 45 mins) Thompson Yates Building,only events. Tickets can be obtained on Building No. 301, (Grid Ref. C8)

a first-come first-served basis from theWelcome Desk in the WaterhouseBuilding.

Activities and opportunity to meet 10.15 & 14.00 Room G.02 Johnston Building,staff and students. These are ticket only Building No. 304, (Grid Ref. D8)events. Tickets can be obtained on a

first come first served basis from theWelcome Desk in the Waterhouse Building.

There will be a rolling DVD presentation 09.30-15.00 Room BG 23 Block B Waterhouseentitled Using your Science as a Career Building (access via car park

which gives information about Diagnostic Dover Street).Radiography, Nursing, Orthoptics, OccupationalTherapy, Physiotherapy and Radiotherapy.

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ORTHOPTICSStaff and students will be available 09.30-15.00 Ground Floor of Block B of theto answer specific questions on the Waterhouse Building (access viaBSc (Hons) Orthoptics programme. car park Dover Street)

A display in the Orthoptics Clinical Skills 09.30-15.00 Orthoptics Skills Lab, ThompsonLaboratory, an opportunity to look round Yates Building, Building No. 301,the Clinical Skills lab and participate in (Grid Ref. C8)some eye tests. This is an opportunityto talk to staff and students about acareer in Orthoptics and obtainprogramme information.

Presentation The Science of Seeing: 10.00, 11.30 &13.00 Orthoptics Seminar Room, GroundSeeing isnt so simple but in this talk (duration 45 mins) Floor, Thompson Yates Building,well show how science is helping us to Building No. 301, (Grid Ref. C8)understand it. This is a ticket only event.Tickets can be obtained on a strictly

first come first served basis from9.30am from the Welcome Deskin the Waterhouse Building.

There will be a rolling DVD presentation 09.30-15.00 Room BG 23 Block B Waterhouseentitled Using your Science as a Career Building (access via car parkwhich gives information about Diagnostic Dover Street).Radiography, Nursing, Orthoptics,Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapyand Radiotherapy.


PHARMACOLOGYLecture: Studying Pharmacology 10.50, 11.50 & 12.50 Seminar Room 1, Sherrington

at Liverpool Dr I G Edwards (10 min talk followed Building, Building No. 311, (Grid Ref. D9)by 5 min Q&A)

Information desk for advice on applying 10.30-13.30 Seminar Room 2, Sherringtonto the BSc (Hons) Pharmacology Building, Building No. 311, (Grid Ref. D9)www.liv.ac.uk/pharmacology

PHILOSOPHYExhibition: Philosophical Puzzles 14.00 onwards Seminar Room 1, Dept of Philosophy,and Problems. Refreshments. 7 Abercromby Square, Building

No. 143, (Grid Ref. D3)

What is Philosophy? A short lecture 14.00-14.45 Seminar Room 1, 7 Abercrombyfollowed by an opportunity for questions Square, Building No. 143, (Grid Ref. D3)at the end.

What is it reallylike? Some current 14.45-15.15 Seminar Room 1, 7 AbercrombyPhilosophy undergraduates talk frankly Square, Building No. 143, (Grid Ref. D3)and answer your questions about theircourses, life as a student in Liverpooland other topics of interest.

Studying Philosophy at Liverpool 15.15-15.45 Seminar Room 1, 7 AbercrombyA short lecture followed by an Square, Building No. 143, (Grid Ref. D3)opportunity for questions at the end.


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PHYSICSStaff and current students will be 10.30-15.30 Chadwick Laboratory, Buildingavailable throughout the day for No. 207, (Grid Ref. E5)advice and discussions

Physics at Liverpool presentation 11.00, 13.00 &15.00 Chadwick Laboratory, Buildingby Admissions Tutors. (duration 45 mins) No. 207, (Grid Ref. E5)

Tour of Physics Department 11.30 and 13.30 Chadwick Laboratory, Buildingwith students No. 207, (Grid Ref. E5)

Particle Physics for Fun 12.10 and 14.10 Chadwick Laboratory, Building(duration 30 mins) No. 207, (Grid Ref. E5)

PHYSIOLOGYLecture: Studying Physiology 10.30, 11.30 & 12.30 Seminar Room 1, Sherringtonat Liverpool Dr T L Gleave (10 min talk followed Building, No. 311, (Grid Ref. D9)

by 5 min Q&A)

Information desk for advice on 10.30-13.30 Seminar Room 2, Sherrington

applying to the BSc (Hons) Physiology Building, No. 311, (Grid Ref. D9)www.liv.ac.uk/physiology

PHYSIOTHERAPYAdmissions Tutors will be available to 10.45-11.45 BG24, Ground Floor, Block B,answer questions about the BSc(Hons) Waterhouse Building (accessPhysiotherapy programme. via car park Dover Street)

Presentation Undergraduate 10.15-11.15 Thompson Yates Lecture Theatre,Physiotherapy at the University of & 14.00-15.00 Thompson Yates Building,Liverpool Application to Graduation, Building No. 301, (Grid ref. C8)in the Thompson Yates Lecture Theatre,Thompson Yates Building. This is a ticketonly event. Tickets can be obtained on a

strictly first-come first-served basis from9.30am from the Welcome Desk in theWaterhouse Building.

There will be a rolling DVD presentation 09.30-15.00 Room BG 23 Block B Waterhouseentitled Using your Science as a Career building (access via car parkwhich gives information about Diagnostic Dover Street)Radiography, Nursing, Orthoptics,Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapyand Radiotherapy.





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POLITICSProfessor Jon Tonge will give a talk on 12.00 & 13.00 Lecture Theatre 1, Rendell Building,Why study Politics? Politics degrees at (duration 30 mins) Building No. 432, (Grid Ref. D2)Liverpool. Careers with Politics degrees

and the admission process.Drop in for advice and information: 11.00-15.00 Room 2.06, 2nd Floor, RoxbyStaff and students will be available Building, Building No. 107, (Grid Ref. E2)to answer questions.

PSYCHOLOGYInformation desk and displays. Staff and 10.00-15.00 Foyer of the Eleanor Rathbonestudents will be available to welcome you Building, Building No. 106,and answer your questions. (Grid Ref. D2)

Presentation on Psychology at the 10.30 & 13.30 Eleanor Rathbone Theatre, EleanorUniversity of Liverpool (duration 20 mins) Rathbone Building, Building No. 106,

(Grid Ref. D2)

Sample Lecture 12.30 & 13.00 Eleanor Rathbone Theatre, Eleanor(duration 20 mins) Rathbone Building, Building No. 106,

(Grid Ref. D2)

Unfortunately, individual tours around the Schools experimental labs will not be possible due tospace limitations and large numbers of visitors.

RADIOTHERAPYOpportunity to meet Admissions Tutor 09.30-15.00 BG08, Block B, Waterhouse Buildingand current students to talk about a (access via car park Dover Street)career in Radiotherapy and to obtainprogramme information.

Presentation Training to be a Therapy 10.00 & 14.00 BG08, Ground Floor, Block B,Radiographer at Liverpool given by the (duration 45 mins) Waterhouse Building (access via

Admissions Tutor.This is a ticket only car park Dover Street)event. Tickets can be obtained on a strictlyfirst come first served basis from 9.30amfrom the Welcome Desk in the WaterhouseBuilding.

The new VERT (Virtual Environment for 09.30 & 15.00 Room BG08, Waterhouse BuildingRadiotherapy) facility will be availableto visit between 9.30 and 15.00pm(but not during presentations).

There will be a rolling DVD presentation 09.30-15.00 Room BG 23 Block B Waterhouseentitled Using your Science as a Career building (access via car parkwhich gives information about Diagnostic Dover Street)Radiography, Nursing, Orthoptics,Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapyand Radiotherapy.


SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL POLICYPresentation on Studying Sociology, 11.00 and 13.00 Hearnshaw Lecture Theatre, EleanorCriminology and Social Policy. (duration 50 mins) Rathbone Building, Building No. 106,This presentation covers what you (Grid Ref. D2)can expect from studying the degreeprogrammes and subject pathwayswe offer in the School. The presentationwill take 50 minutes with a chance foryou to ask questions.


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SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL POLICY (continued)Information Desk: Staff and students 10.00-15.00 Main Foyer, Eleanor Rathbonewill be available to welcome you and Building, Building No. 106,give friendly one-to-one advice on all (Grid Ref. D2)

facets of student life in the School, theUniversity and the city. This is a drop-infacility, which you can attend at yourconvenience.

VETERINARY SCIENCEwww.liv.ac.uk/vets/study/open_days.htmE: [email protected]

Numbers are restricted due to high demand and space constraints. Therefore, it is highlyrecommended that you register at www.liv.ac.uk/openday and book your tickets in advance.For the same reason, we can only guarantee two advance tickets per prospective applicantfor the Faculty and Leahurst tours. Places not filled at the time of departure will be reallocated:prospective applicants will be prioritised. Please enquire at Reception in the Veterinary Faculty

Building. (Building No. 242, Grid Ref. F7)The Admissions Sub-Dean for the 10.15, 11.15, 12.15, Lecture Theatre B, VeterinaryFaculty of Veterinary Science will 14.15, (same Sciences Building, Buildinggive a 30 minute talk on the BVSc content in all No. 242, (Grid Ref. F7)programme and admissions, followed sessions)by a short Q&A session.

The Admissions Tutor for the BSc 13.15 Lecture Theatre B, VeterinaryBioveterinary Science will give a 30 Sciences Building, Buildingminute talk on the programme No. 242, (Grid Ref. F7)admissions, study and careers followed by a short Q&A sessionIf you are unable to attend any ofthe above talks, members of staff

will be available in the Faculty buildingthroughout the day to answer questions.

Coach tours to the Leahurst Campus, 10.00, 11.00, 12.00, Coaches leave from the cornerNeston, Wirral. Duration: approx 2 hours, 13.00, 14.00 and of Brownlow Hill and Peach Streetincluding 1 hour journey time; this is 15.00 Veterinary Preclinical Sciencesdependent on traffic conditions. Building, Building No. 242,Two advance tickets only per (Grid Ref. E7)

prospective applicant.

Tours of the Veterinary Faculty Building Every 15 minutes Faculty of Veterinary Science(approx 20 minutes). Two advance tickets from 10.00. Final Building Building No. 242,only per prospective applicant. tour at 15.45 (Grid Ref. F7)

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DIRECTIONS

For directions on how to find the main campus byRoad, Rail, Coach, Ferry and Air please refer to the

University of Liverpool website:

www.liv.ac.uk/about/visiting

Sat Nav L3 5TR

CAR PARKINGPlease note that unfortunately there is no Open

Day parking.There are a number of visitor car parks,

offering a small number of spaces; parking on

campus is severely restricted. Please see the

website for information on which visitor car parks willbe available on the open day you will be attending.

We advise that visitors use public transport

wherever possible the University campus is

a short walk from Liverpool Lime Street Station

and the National Express Coach Station.

If arriving by car, westrongly recommend that

visitors use City Centre car parks, details of which

can be found on the City Map on pages 27-28.

FACILITIES FOR DISABLED VISITORSIf you have any mobility problems which require

special arrangements with regard to tours, car

parking, building access etc., for Open Day

please contact Wendy or Karen on

E: [email protected] T: +44 (0)151 794 5832.

PARK AND RIDE OPTIONS:

Liverpool South ParkwayLeave your car at Liverpool South Parkway, a newflagship station, and take the train to Liverpool Lime

Street (15 mins). It has a park and ride facility for

240 cars, free of charge, as well as integrated

transport links to Liverpool John Lennon Airport

and the city centre. Please note, no overnight

parking is permitted at any time. Parking will be

more limited on weekdays.

www.merseyrail.org/stations/station-details.html?station_id=28

Hooton railway stationThis is another station providing a large park-and-

ride facility, parking for 418 cars at a cost of 80p

per day. It is situated close to Junction 5 of the M53

motorway and lies on the Wirral Line 15 km (9

miles) south-west of Liverpool Lime Street on the

Merseyrail network. Trains operate every 15 mins

to Liverpool Lime Street and the journey takes

approximately 30 mins. Please note, no overnight

parking is permitted at any time. Parking will be

more limited on weekdays.www.merseyrail.org/stations/station-details.html?station_id=35

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Places to eat on campus...There are plenty of places to eat and drink duringyour day at Liverpool. The table below shows detailsof all the on-campus refreshment establishments, soyou can refuel and plan your next activity. Check thebuilding/grid references in the last column of thetable and use the campus map on pages 29-30to locate the most convenient place for you.

Name of Opening Facilities / LocationOutlet Times Services (Map ref/building No.)

Blackwell 08.00-17.00 Great fair-trade coffees and teas. University Precinct, aboveBookshop Homemade snacks and meals. Blackwells BookshopAardvark Nourishing homemade soups. (Building No. 750, Grid Ref. E7)Cafe Handmade cakes and puddings.

Wide range of salads.

The Piazza 08.00-17.00 Great fair-trade coffees and teas. Situated within the VisitorCafe Bar Homemade snacks and meals. Centre at the bottom of main

Nourishing homemade soups. steps to the MetropolitanAfternoon tea. Handmade cakes Cathedral, Mount Pleasant,and puddings. Wide range of salads. Liverpool

The Guild 08.30-16.00 Stocks a wide range of sandwiches Guild of Students, CourtyardShop and snacks, stationary and University- (Building No. 501, 502,

branded merchandise, including Grid Ref. D6)ranges of Fairtrade and ethically-sourced products.

Courtyard 08.00-16.00 Bar service, menu offering a wide Guild of Students, CourtyardCafe range of hot meals, vegetarian (Building No. 501, 502,

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Name of Opening Facilities / LocationOutlet Times Services (Map ref/building No.)

Saro Wiwa 10.00-15.00 Bar service, menu of a variety of Guild of Students, Courtyardburgers, pizzas, salads and other (Building No. 501, 502,hot meals and snacks. Grid Ref. D6)

Madisons 09.00-15.00 Freshly baked baguettes, hot meals Sherrington BuildingCafe 8.30-15.00 and drinks (Building No. 311, Grid Ref. D9)

during Sept.

Management 09.00-15.00 Freshly baked baguettes, hot meals Management School, (BuildingCafe 8.30-15.00 and drinks No. 427, Grid Ref. F2)

during Sept.

Eleanor 09.00-16.00 Breakfast items. Hot and cold snacks. Eleanor Rathbone Building,Rathbone Sandwich and deli bar. Daily specials, (Building No. 106, Grid Ref. D2)Cafe as well as a large range of hot and

cold beverages.Sydney Jones 09.00-16.00 Hot and cold snacks and beverages, Sydney Jones Library,Library Cafe such as various toasted sandwiches. (Building No. 433, Grid Ref. F3)

Filled baked potatoes. Pasta pots hotand cold. There will be sandwiches,baguettes, crisps and confectionery.Refreshments, tea, coffee, hotchocolate and a variety of cold drinks.

Modern 09.00-15.00 Hot and cold snacks and beverages, Cypress Building, (Building No.Languages such as various toasted sandwiches. 108, Grid Ref. E2)Cafe Filled baked potatoes. Pasta pots hot

and cold .There will be sandwiches,

baguettes, crisps and confectionery.Refreshments, tea, coffee, hotchocolate and a variety of cold drinks.

No. 5 Staff 09.00-16.00 Selection of sandwiches, paninis, hot No 5 Staff House, (BuildingHouse Bar beverages, cold beverages, cakes No. 503, Grid Ref. D3)

and confectionery.

No. 5 - Bistro 12.00-15.00 Offering a range of freshly prepared No 5 Staff House, (Buildingmain meals and desserts. No. 503, Grid Ref. D3)

The 10.00-16.00 Set in spectacular original Victorian Victoria Gallery and Museum,Waterhouse architecture, the cafe serves fresh (Building No. 421, Grid Ref. D7)Cafe, Victoria sandwiches, daily chef-preparedGallery and specials and afternoon tea

Museum and cakes.

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Weve put together a list of just some of the sights

and attractions you can visit so if you find yourself

with time to spare, why not make the most of your

day and explore what Liverpool has to offer?

VICTORIA GALLERY AND MUSEUMTime: 10.00-17.00The Victoria Gallery and Museum showcases

the Universitys extensive collections of art and

museum objects. Housed in the Victoria Building,

designed by Alfred Waterhouse, the facility offers

permanent displays, temporary exhibitions,

education and event programmes, a cafe andshop. Free to enter. www.liv.ac.uk/vgm

LIVERPOOL ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL

Time: 08.00-18.00The Cathedrals awesome scale and beauty neverfails to make a lasting impression together with, of

course, the panoramic view of the city and beyond

from the Tower. It lays claim to many records the

UKs largest Cathedral, the worlds highest and

heaviest peal of bells, the worlds highest and

widest Gothic arches to name a few.

www.liverpoolcathedral.org.uk/content/Visiting/VisitorInformation.aspx

METROPOLITAN CATHEDRALOF CHRIST THE KING LIVERPOOLTime: 07.30-18.00The spirit which the Metropolitan Cathedral

enshrines is told in part in its history the labours

of its builders and sponsors, the perseverance of

the poor in supporting successive leaders of the

community in the fulfilment of their holy ambition;

partly in the beauty of the final product produced

by the skills of contemporary architects, artists and

craftsmen. But most of all that spirit is portrayed

in the communities which use the building.www.liverpoolmetrocathedral.org.uk/content/home.aspx

LIVERPOOL ONETime: 9.30-20.00Liverpool ONE, the largest urban regeneration

project in Europe, epitomises the rebirth of

Liverpools increasingly vibrant City Centre. It has

established the city as one of the countrys leading

shopping destinations, with a wealth of shops

and restaurants and a 14 screen cinema.www.liverpool-one.com/website/a-walk-around-liverpool-one.aspx

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Making the most of your visitLiverpool is a city buzzing with life and creativity,boasting some of the countrys most stunningarchitecture, is home to two of the most successfulfootball teams in the world and has the finest collectionof museums and art galleries outside of the capital.


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VISIT LIVERPOOLLiverpool's official tourist information site. Find out

what to do in Liverpool, hotels & accommodation,

what's on, restaurants, nightlife, etc.

www.visitliverpool.com

NATIONAL MUSEUMS LIVERPOOLTime: 10.00-17.00The venues in the National Museums Liverpool

group are: World Museum Liverpool, the Walker

Art Gallery, Merseyside Maritime Museum, the

International Slavery Museum, the National

Conservation Centre, Lady Lever Art Gallery,Sudley House. www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/ourmuseums

CONTACT UST: +44 (0)151 794 5832E: [email protected]/openday

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ROUTE FROM LIME

STREET STATION

TO UNIVERSITY

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Halls of

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DEPARTMENT BUILDING NO. GRID REF.

AAccommodation Office 502 D6Aimhigher Directorate 502 D6Alsop Building 750 E7Alumni & Development Office 765 D7Archaeology, Classics

& Egyptology 146, 147, 253 E3, B8Architecture 149 E4Archive Studies 144 D3Archives Unit 433 F3

Art & Heritage Collections 421 D7Ashton Building 422 D7

BBedford House 505 D4Biological Sciences 215, 216 F8, G8Biomedical Sciences 312, 313, 315 D8, E8, D11Blackwell Bookshop 750 E7Brodie Tower 233 C8Brownlow Group Practice 358 C10Business Gateway 354 C9

CCancer Registry 232 C8Cancer Research Centre (CRC) 329 C11Cancer Studies RLUH E11Careers & Employability Service 502 D6Central & Eastern European Studies 145 E3Centre for Excellence in

Medical Education 360 D10Centre for Materials

Discovery (CMD) 213 G6Cedar House 360 D10Chadwick Tower 207 E5Chatham Building 425 F2Chemistry 213 G5Childrens Centre 507 G5Civic Design 109 D3Clinical Chemistry 315 D11Clinical Engineering 315 D11Clinical Psychology 302 C8Clinical Science RLUH E11Combined Honours 152 D2Committee Secretariat 765 D7Community Studies 360 D10Computer Laboratory 224 F7Computer Science 231, 422 D8, D7Computing Services 765 224 D7, F7Continuing Education

& Professional Development 114 C4Corporate Communications 765 D7Counselling Service 436 C4

Cypress Building 108 E2

DDental Hospital 322 C10Dental School 322 C10Derby Building 252 B8Donnan & Robinson Laboratory 213 G5Duncan Building 315 D11

EEarth & Ocean Sciences 201, 203 B9Educational Development 776 C5Educational Opportunities 421 D7Edwards Building 321 D10Eleanor Rathbone Building 106 D2Electrical Engineering

& Electronics 235, 236 E7Engineering

(Active Learning Laboratory,Aerospace, Civil, Design &Manufacturing, Materials,Mechanical) 238 C7

English 108 E2English Language Unit 108 E2Examinations Office 765 D7

FFacilities Management 505 D4Faculties Support Office

(Arts, Engineering,Science, Social & EnvironmentalStudies) 765 D7

Faculty Office (Medicine) 315 D11Faculty Office (Veterinary Science) 242 F7Faith Express 765 D7Fern Grove Veterinary Practice 251 G7Finance Office 765 D7Foresight Building 353, 354 C9Foresight Centre 359 C10Foundation Building 765 D7French 108 E2Friends of the University 765 D7


GGarstang Museum 147 E3Gastroenterology RLUH E11Geography 107 E2Geomagnetism Laboratory 208 F4George Holt Building 231 D8German 108 E2Gordon Stephenson Building 109 D3Graduate School 765 D7Graduate School Suite 221 F6

Graduate into EmploymentUnit (GIEU) 353 C9Guild of Students 501, 502 D6

HHaematology 315 D11Harrison Hughes Building 238 C7Harold Cohen Lecture Theatre 315 D11Harold Cohen Library 431 D8Hart Building 766 D6Hartley Building 253 B8Health Sciences 301 C8Hispanic Studies 108 E2History 144 D3Human Anatomy & Cell Biology 312 E8Human Resources 766 D6

IImmunology 315 D11Innovative Catalysis 213 G5International Recruitment

& Relations Team 765 D7Irish Studies 141 D4Italian 108 D2

JJack Leggate Theatre 421 D7Jane Herdman Building 201 B9Johnston Building 304 D8Jones Building 303 C8

LLatin American Studies 111 D2Law 120 E2Library, Harold Cohen 431 D8Library, Sydney Jones 433 F3Lifelong Learning 114 C4Life Sciences Building 215 F8Liverpool International College 152 D2Liverpool Medical Institution B4Liverpool Science Park

Innovation Centre B5

Liverpool Student Homes 776 C5

MMagnetic Resonance and

Image Analysis ResearchCentre (MARIARC) 310 E9

Mail Room 887 B9Management School (ULMS) 427 F2Mathematical Sciences 206 E6Medical Education 360 D10Medical Microbiology &

Genito-Urinary Medicine 315 D1 1Medical Statistics 255 B8Medicine Faculty Office 315 D1 1Melville Grove Halls of Residence 679 G3Mount Pleasant, 126 114 C4Mount Pleasant, 128 776 C5Mountford Hall 501 D6Mulberry Court Halls of Residence 670 C5Music 104 D3Muslim Prayer Room 501 D6Muspratt Building 232 C8

NNicholson Building 203 B9Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

Centre for StructuralBiology (NMR) 214 G8

No. 5 Bistro 503 D3Nuffield Wing 312 E8Nursery 507 G5Nursing 302 C8

OOctagon 112 G1Occupational Health Physician 444 C4Occupational Therapy 304 D8Oliver Lodge Laboratory 208 F4Orthoptics 301 C8


PPathology 315 D11Pharmacology & Therapeutics 312 E8Philharmonic Court Halls

of Residence 655 C1Philosophy 143 D3Physics 207, 208 E5, F4Physiology 313 E8Physiotherapy 304 D8Planning & Development Division 765 D7

Politics & Communication Studies 107 E2Popular Music 107 E2Population, Community &

Behavioural Science 302 C8Port & Maritime History 145 E3Press Office 765 D7Primary Care 302 C8Procurement 766 D6Proudman Oceanographic

Laboratories 259 B9Psychiatry 315 E11Psychology 106 D2Psychology, Clinical 302 C8Public Health 302 C8

RRadiotherapy 301 C8Reader, The 148 E4Rendall Building 432 D2Research & Business Services 354 C9Research Support, Regional Office 354 C9

Research Finance 354 C9Research in Primary Science& Technology 114 C4

Residential & Leisure Services 765 D7Royal Liverpool University HospitalRLUH E11Roxby Building 107 E2

SSafety Adviser 444 C4Security 444 C4Senate Room 423 F3Shelley's Cottage 255 B8Sherrington Building 311 D9Sir Alastair Pilkington Building 152 D2Sociology & Social Policy 106 D2School of Cultures, Languages &

Area Studies (SOCLAS) 108 E2Sports & Fitness Centre 511 D4Stanley Theatre 501 D6Student Administration & Support 765 D7Student Administration Centre 765 D7

Student Support Services 502 D6Student Health Service 502 D5Student Recruitment &

Admissions Office 765 D7Student Services Centre 502 D6Students' Union 501, 502 D6Surface Science Research Centre 210 E4Surgery & Oncology RLUH E11SWIMMER

(Institute for Sustainable Water,Integrated Management &Ecosystem Research) 203 B9

Sydney Jones Library 433 F3

TTAG 426 G1Teaching Quality Support Division 765 D7Thompson Yates Building 301 C8Training & Development 354 C9Tropical Medicine, School of 346 B10Tudor Close Halls of Residence 675 C4

UUniversity & College Union 444 C4University Clinical Departments (UCD) 316 E11University of Liverpool

Management School (ULMS) 427 F2University Lecture Rooms

Building (ULRB) 221 F6University Press 115 D3

VVeterinary Science Faculty Office 242 F7Veterinary Hospital 251 G7Veterinary Pathology 242 F7Veterinary Parasitology 251 G7Veterinary Preclinical Sciences 242, 301 F7, C8Victoria Building 421 D7Victoria Gallery & Museum 421 D7

WWalker Building 237 C7Waterhouse Buildings 351, 352, 356, 357 D9, C9Wellcome Trust Tropical Centre 355 C9Whelan Building 302 C8


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University of Liverpool Open Day Guide 2010