University of Exeter Open Day - June 2018 by University of Exeter

OPEN DAY JUNE 2018

Streatham Campus

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St Lukeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Campus

09:3015:30

WELCOME Welcome to the University of Exeter. Thank you for making the journey to be here today. Choosing a university is a very important decision, and I hope that your visit to Exeter today helps you make that choice. We passionately believe in the power of education and the opportunities it can bring. It is our hope that today you see for yourself how committed we are to providing an exceptional educational experience within a vibrant world-class research environment. Today is all about finding out whether the University of Exeter is right for you. Learn about our programmes, explore our grounds, and discover some of the societies and sports clubs that you can take part in. You will meet staff and students from across the University, so find out as much as you can, and please don’t be afraid to ask any questions.

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THE FORUM, STREATHAM CAMPUS

22,000 students from 178 countries

98% 98% of our research rated of international quality 1

98% of our research was rated as 2*,3* or 4* in the Research Assessment Exercise 2014.

H ESA 2015/16.

SUBJECTS

The UK’s fastest growing and fastest rising research university2

LOCATION

A member of the Russell Group of universities

UNIVERSITY LIFE

WELCOME

5 star rated from QS

WI-FI Please use our free Wi-Fi while you’re here for the Open Day. We have made connecting extremely simple; you need only search for and select ‘UoE_Guest’ from the available networks and choose from a selection of quick and easy steps to register and get online.

SEE CAMPUS MAPS ON PAGES 18-20

Teaching Excellence Framework assessment 2017

MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR VISIT Our Open Day is designed to help you find out more about the University of Exeter and decide if we are the right university for you. The day is packed with opportunities for you to see our facilities, meet our staff and students, and experience the atmosphere of the University for yourself. We have two campuses in Exeter: Streatham and St Luke’s. Please check which campus your activities will take place on. The symbol SL indicates activities on St Luke’s Campus. There are general information marquees at both campuses where staff will be delighted to deal with any enquiries you may have. Our student marshals, wearing yellow t-shirts, will be across the campuses and will help you in any way they can, from giving directions to answering questions about what the University is really like. This brochure outlines all the activities and presentations on offer, so you can select and prioritise the ones you want to attend. The table on the back cover can help you to plan your day. The maps on pages 18-20 show the main buildings on the campuses to help you find your way around. Our guided tours give you the chance to ask questions as you explore (see page 7).

Please note there is no unauthorised parking available on the campuses. Parking is restricted to pre-booked permit holders and Blue Badge holders only.

Between campuses A free bus service will run between the Streatham and St Luke’s campuses. Streatham Campus 09:30Washington Singer 9 17:00

St Luke’s Campus

Exeter St David’s Station S to Magdalen Road Car Park S , St Luke’s Campus and reverse.

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Westpoint Arena to Streatham Campus park and ride shuttle S Streatham Campus Westpoint Arena (EX5 1DJ) to Washington Singer 9 , Streatham Campus and reverse.

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Please be aware that at peak times (at the beginning and end of the day) there may be a waiting time of up to 45 minutes for a bus. Westpoint Arena is approximately 6 miles from campus and the journey can take up to 45 minutes depending on the volume of traffic in the city centre.

Marked on the map indexes on pages 18-20 are the locations where you can get light refreshments throughout the day. A farmers’ market, on the Forum Piazza, at the Streatham Campus 3 will also be open throughout the day. You will be able to get light refreshments at our catering outlets on the St Luke’s Campus throughout the day.

International students International students with enquiries in relation to fees, support and their application can talk to staff at the Admissions stand in the Great Hall 1 .

Lost property 2

Magdalen Road Car Park

Shuttle service from Exeter St David’s Station to St Luke’s Campus S

Catering

ASK ME

St Luke’s Campus

Lost property should be taken to the SID desk in the Forum 3 on the Streatham Campus or St Luke’s

Information Point 3 . You may also ask a student marshal for assistance.

Visiting Exeter city centre Exeter city centre is situated in between the Streatham and St Luke’s campuses and is approximately a 15-minute walk from both sites (please see map on pages 16-17). The local D bus route connects both sites and stops on Exeter’s High Street. Exeter is a historic and vibrant city and we would recommend that you take the opportunity to visit the city centre if you have time during your visit.

Emergencies and first aid In case of an emergency, please contact the nearest member of staff. First aid assistance is available at the Information Fair in the Forum 3 on the Streatham Campus, and Estate Patrol at North Cloisters SL on the St Luke’s Campus 1 .

SPORTS PARK LIVING SYSTEMS INSTITUTE

PHYSICS

ARCHAEOLOGY FLEXIBLE COMBINED HONOURS

BIOSCIENCES NATURAL SCIENCES

COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS

CLASSICS AND ANCIENT HISTORY CRIMINOLOGY GEOGRAPHY HISTORY INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS LAW LIBERAL ARTS PHILOSOPHY POLITICS SOCIOLOGY THEOLOGY AND RELIGION

LIBRARY

ARAB AND ISLAMIC STUDIES ART HISTORY & VISUAL CULTURE ENGLISH FILM STUDIES FOREIGN LANGUAGE CENTRE MODERN LANGUAGES

WELCOME

OUR CAMPUSES

UNIVERSITY OF EXETER BUSINESS SCHOOL ACCOUNTING BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT ECONOMICS

DIGITAL HUMANITIES LAB

BIOSCIENCES

DRAMA

PSYCHOLOGY

STREATHAM CAMPUS Covering hundreds of acres of beautifullymanaged parkland and home to most of our students, our Streatham Campus borders the city centre and offers excellent views across the city and to the coast from its elevated position. See detailed map on page 19.

* Please note that subject presentations on Open Days may not be held in faculty buildings. Please use the maps on pages 19 and 20 in conjunction with the Presentation time table.

STREATHAM CAMPUS CITY CENTRE

MEDICAL IMAGING/ RADIOGRAPHY

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

ROWANCROFT ACCOMMODATION

CROSS KEYS HAIGHTON LIBRARY MEDICAL SCHOOL

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

SPORTS CENTRE AND SWIMMING POOL

SPORT AND HEALTH SCIENCES MEDICAL SCHOOL

ROYAL DEVON AND EXETER HOSPITAL – WONFORD

ST LUKE’S CAMPUS Home to students for more than 160 years, St Luke’s Campus is positioned between the city centre and Royal Devon and Exeter hospital, giving excellent access for our medical students. See detailed map on page 20.

ROYAL DEVON AND EXETER HOSPITAL – HEAVITREE

MEDICAL SCHOOL

CHAPEL GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

INFORMATION FAIR, STREATHAM Support services Our staff will be available to explain the services and facilities on offer to support you during your time here.

Forum floor plan, Streatham Campus:

WELCOME

SID DESK

2 3

Streatham Campus

4 10

STAIRS

LIBRARY

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Accommodation

13*

Alumni Office

AccessAbility and wellbeing

Career Zone

Forum 3

EUOTC 4 Finance

Music

Information

8 SEMINAR ROOMS 1-3

MARKETPLACE

Penryn Campus

Sport and Athletic Union Students’ Guild Sustainability

STAIRS

Visit Exeter

*Please note: the Accommodation Exhibition 13 is situated in Seminar Rooms 1-3 located on the ground floor.

INFORMATION FAIR, ST LUKE’S St Luke’s Campus

Floor plan, St Luke’s Campus:

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1 ENTRANCE

ENTRANCE NORTH CLOISTERS

Outside Cross Keys 3

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Accommodation 2 AccessAbility and wellbeing 14 Admissions 11 Chaplaincy 2 Finance 15 Information 1 Medical Sciences 5 Medical Imaging 8 Medicine 7 Neuroscience 6 Nursing 9 Sport 12 Sport and Health Sciences 3 Sport and Exercise Medical Sciences 3 Students’ Guild 13 UEMS admissions 10

GENERAL PRESENTATIONS We realise that there is a lot to fit into one of our Open Days! If you don’t have the time to attend the general presentations, you may wish to visit the exhibition stands at the Information and Academic Fairs in the Forum 3 and the Great Hall 1 running from 09:30-16:00 at the Streatham Campus and from 09:30-15:30 outside Cross SL Keys 3 , St Luke’s Campus. There will be people available for you to talk to on an individual basis and literature for you to take away and keep. Length Details Applying to Exeter

Funding your studies at Exeter

Graduate to success: Career Zone

AccessAbility and wellbeing support

Mature students drop-in session

Practical advice for parents

The sporting experience

Student life

When

45mins Following a formal welcome from The Head of Student Recruitment, 10:00, 11:30, Katherine Lloyd-Clark, this session considers the UCAS application process, 13:00 and 14:30 including useful tips for completing the application form. It will also cover how we make decisions about your application. The session will be led by senior Admissions staff.

Forum, Alumni Auditorium 3

45mins Staff from our Students’ Guild Advice Unit will give an overview of the costs of study at Exeter and the financial support available.

10:00, 11:15, 12:30, 14:00 and 15:15

Streatham Court, Lecture Theatre D 31

30mins Exeter offers an exceptionally wide range of opportunities for students to become more employable and develop the skills employers want. We’ll help you discover career options for your degree, research employment sectors and plan for your future. The presentation will give you the chance to find out more about our multi-award winning services and why our students are amongst the most employable in the sector.

12:45 and 14:00

Xfi Building, Conference Rooms 30

45mins An overview of the advice and support on offer to students with specific learning difficulties, physical and mental health conditions, to enable them to achieve their academic potential.

14:00

Queen’s Building, Room D 11

2hrs

11:00-13:00

Information Fair, Streatham

10:15, 12:45 and 15:00

Peter Chalk, Newman Collaborative 17

An opportunity for mature applicants to meet and speak to current mature students. This is an informal drop-in session where you can ask questions that are directly relevant to being a mature student studying and living at the University of Exeter.

45mins An overview as to what will happen this coming year, useful tips and guidance as to how you can support your student through the application, prepare them for life at university and survive the next 12 months!

30mins The University of Exeter is regularly rated a top 5 sporting institution in the 10:00, 11:00, national BUCS league table and has recently invested over £30 million in 14:15 and 15:15 sport to help deliver the best possible facilities and widen participation for all students. With almost 70 per cent of students engaged in weekly sport and physical activity, Exeter Universities’ unrivalled sporting experience plays a huge part in student life and overall satisfaction. The sports presentation will cover facilities, opportunities, scholarships, wellbeing and clubs as well as giving you the chance to ask questions and find out exactly why we have been rated so highly. For detailed information about the Sports High Performance Programme, including the Sports Scholarship Scheme, staff will deliver presentations and be available to answer questions at the Sports Park in the Athlete Development Centre (ADC). 45mins Current students will give a short account of what it’s like to be a student at Exeter. They will give you an insight into their experiences, covering accommodation, sports, societies and living and studying in Exeter.

Forum, Seminar Rooms 7-9 3

10:30, 11:45, 13:00, Peter Chalk, 14:15 and 15:30 Newman Red 17 09:45, 11:00, 12:45, 14:00 and 15:15

Please note: all presentations and talks will take place on the Streatham Campus unless stated otherwise. Please use map on page 19 for building locations. 6

Where

Streatham Court, Lecture Theatre C 31

TOURS Library visits

Walking tours of the campus will take place throughout the day and will be led by student guides. The tours run subject to demand so there is no need to book. Please note, the Streatham Campus is approximately 300 acres and is hilly. This campus tour does not include a visit to any accommodation or to the Sports Park. Please see below for details of these tours.

Streatham Campus Forum Piazza 3

09:0015:45

Tours of St Luke’s Campus (30mins) St Luke’s Campus is a smaller campus than the Streatham Campus, therefore all tours will include the Sports Centre. The tours will take place throughout the day and will run subject to demand; there is no need to book.

St Luke’s Campus leaving from outside SL North Cloisters 1

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Sports Park tours Sports Park staff will lead tours of the Sports Park on the Streatham Campus. Tours are available throughout the day, every 15 minutes from 10:00, with the last tour leaving at 15:45. The tours run subject to demand so there is no need to book.

Streatham Campus Sports Park Reception 60

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Please note: There are 360° virtual tours available for many of our residences at: www.exeter.ac.uk/visit/campuses/ virtualtours/accommodation If you would like to find out more about our accommodation, we recommend that you visit our webpages at: www.exeter.ac.uk/accommodation/ students/prospectivestudents/guide www.facebook.com – exeteruniaccommodation

You are welcome to look around the Forum and St Luke’s libraries at any time during your visit.

Streatham Campus Forum Library 3

St Luke’s Campus SL

Library 6

09:0018:00

Self-guided accommodation tours During the Open Day you will be able to view some examples of the accommodation available to undergraduate students. You will need to make your own way to the residences which are open for viewing. Our student ambassadors will be showing groups of visitors around the accommodation and you will have the opportunity to chat to them about their experience of living in student residences. As you will not have time to visit all of the residences, we recommend you choose one or two different types of accommodation as these will be representative of what we offer. Our advisors on the Accommodation stands will be pleased to provide you with more specific information.

Room types We have a range of accommodation styles, standards and budgets to suit your needs. The different types of rooms are:

o Standard – most rooms include a

washbasin with bathroom facilities being shared with other residents. We offer a range of standard accommodation with some located in traditional residences and others in more modern buildings with recently updated fixtures and fittings.

o En-suite – rooms have a private shower, washbasin and toilet.

o Studio – individual flats which have a

private shower, washbasin and toilet and small kitchen area.

Streatham Campus For more information visit the Accommodation stand, Forum 3

Rooms open

10:0015:45

A map showing the residences you can view will be available from the Accommodation Information Points based in the Forum or outside Cornwall House. You should be aware that the route to our residences

includes steps and uneven surfaces. Please contact a member of staff at either of our Accommodation Information Points if you require an alternative route.

Catered accommodation – Exeter Halls Lopes Hall – single/twin standard Ransom Pickard – single/twin standard Pennsylvania Court – single en-suite Catered facilities As well as viewing accommodation, you can visit the dining room at Lopes Hall where information will be available about our catered meal provision.

Self-catered accommodation Rowe House – single en-suite Lafrowda – single standard/single en-suite/single studio You should be aware that the route to our residences includes steps and uneven surfaces. Please contact a member of staff at either of our Accommodation Information Points if you require an alternative route.

St Luke’s Campus For directions visit the SL Accommodation stand 3

Rooms open

10:0015:00

Located approximately 5-minutes’ walk from St Luke’s Campus, Rowancroft is the name of our self-catered accommodation. Tours of our studio, standard and en-suite rooms will be run on demand starting at 10:00. Last tour commences at 15:00. Please speak to one of our advisors on the Accommodation SL stand in the Information Fair Marquee 3 for directions.

Accommodation in the city

Rooms open

15:0018:00

Accommodation available to undergraduates is located both on campus and in various locations throughout the city. After the main event on campus, you may wish to visit Point Exe (near St David’s Station) or The Printworks (in the City Centre), where viewings of en-suite rooms are available between 3-6pm. There is no need to book ahead; just make your way to these locations and a member of the reception team will offer you a tour of a flat.

Point Exe, Brunel Close, Exeter, EX4 4FD The Printworks, Western Way, Exeter, EX1 2ZT

UNIVERSITY LIFE

Tours of Streatham Campus (60mins)

The speaker was interesting and engaging, and very informative of all the options and courses available. Open Day visitor

Accommodation Where you live is as important as what you study. You can explore our accommodation for yourself throughout the day (details on page 7), and visit our staff in the Information Fairs at both campuses.

Finance Tuition fees, loans and bursaries are complex, and our finance staff are available to answer your questions in the Information Fairs at both Streatham and St Lukeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s campuses. The Studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Guild Advice Unit also give talks about funding your studies at Streatham Campus (Streatham Court Lecture Theatre D 31 , various times throughout the day).

Sport Sport is an important part of the Exeter experience, and we are justifiably proud of our sporting achievements over recent years regularly being rated a top 5 sporting institution in the national BUCS league. A talk about the sporting experience at Exeter runs at several times during the day in Forum Seminar Rooms 7-9 3 , you can also take part in a Sport Park Tour lead by a member of staff.

SPEAK WITH CURRENT STUDENTS

ACADEMIC FAIR Staff from the Admissions Office will be available to talk through any admissions enquiries and about your application to Exeter. You can also find out more about the study abroad options and Flexible Combined Honours programmes at the fair.

Streatham Campus Great Hall 1

Subject list

Great Hall floor plan, Streatham Campus: 30

Admissions

Archaeology

Biosciences

5 25

16 22

DOORS

2 STAGE

English

Flexible Combined Honours Foreign Language Centre

14 33 20 2

Geography

History

Humanities at Penryn

Humanities Employability

16 31 1

Humanities Study Abroad

Liberal Arts

Mathematics DOORS

DOORS

Law

Drama

Geology

Computer Science

Film Studies

Classics and Ancient History

Engineering

Art History & Visual Culture Business School

Applied Psychology

Arab and Islamic Studies 31

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Medical Sciences

Mining Engineering Modern Languages Natural Sciences

Physics and Astronomy

19 5 9

15 25 7 6

Politics and International Relations

Psychology

Sociology, Philosophy, Anthropology and Criminology

Postgraduate Study Renewable Energy

Study Abroad

Theology and Religion

SUBJECTS

Academic staff will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about the subjects you are interested in. There will be a stand for each subject, where you can talk directly to staff about facilities, teaching and research as well as pick up more subject information.

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SUBJECT PRESENTATIONS AND TOURS Programmes taught at our Exeter campuses

Programmes taught at our Penryn Campus, Cornwall

Due to space restrictions, subject presentations are intended for prospective students who have pre-booked only. Guests and students who have not booked a place will be admitted only if space allows. Presentations and tours for the majority of subjects run twice during the day. Guests may wish to take a campus tour, join one of the other activities (see pages 6-7) or talk to staff at the Information and Academic fairs.

Streatham Campus Length

Details

When

Where

45mins

10:45 and 13:15

Laver Building, Lecture Theatre 3 22

45mins

11:15 and 13:45

Xfi Building, Henderson Lecture Theatre 30

45mins

13:00

The Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies, Lecture Theatre 1 and 2 16

45mins

12:00 and 14:30

Laver Building, Lecture Theatre 3 22

11:00-12:00 and 13:3014:30

Laver Building, 2nd Floor 22

60mins

12:00

Queenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Building, Margaret Rooms 11

45mins

10:30, 12:00 and 13:30

Peter Chalk, Newman Green 17

10:30-14:30

Geoffrey Pope Building Foyer 20

Anthropology

Applied Psychology (Clinical)

Arab and Islamic Studies

Archaeology

Visitors will have the chance to meet staff and current students and look around the Archaeology research laboratories between these times.

Art History & Visual Culture

Biosciences

A chance to meet Biosciences staff and students, and learn about the experiments that take place in our undergraduate laboratory.

Biosciences drop-in sessions

At our Penryn Campus, Cornwall, we offer programmes in Animal Behaviour, Conservation Biology and Ecology, Environmental Science, Evolutionary Biology, Marine Biology, Human Sciences and Zoology.

Biosciences at Penryn

30mins Business at Penryn

Find out more about our BSc Business programme based on our Penryn Campus, Cornwall.

Penryn Campus Stand, Forum 3

12:00

Streatham Court, Lecture Theatre C 31

Campus

Length

Details

When

45mins

Accounting and Finance, Business and Management, Economics:

10:30, 11:30, Streatham Court, 12:45, 14:00 Lecture Theatre A and 15:00 31

All guests are invited to the Business School Meet and Greet from 10:00 in the Xfi Building 30 to talk to staff and current and past students, and to ask further questions over tea and coffee. There will also be an opportunity to take a guided tour of the Business School and facilities. Tours depart from outside the Xfi Building every hour from 10:30-15:30. 45mins

Classics and Ancient History

Programme Talk and Taster Lecture.

11:00 and 13:00

Harrison Building, Room 101 23

45mins

A chance to meet Computer Science staff and students and 11:45 learn more about our teaching, research, the student experience, and 13:45 student employability and examples of undergraduate projects.

Harrison Building, Room 101 23

45mins

12:00 and 14:30

Streatham Court, Lecture Theatre B

Criminology

Degree Apprenticeships for Engineering and Computing

45mins

A general talk on Degree Apprenticeships and specific details about our current courses in Engineering and in Computing.

11:30 and 13:30

Harrison Building, Room 203 23

30mins

Tours of the new Digital Humanities Lab. This will provide access to advanced digital technologies and the creation of innovative teaching resources, and will (from 2018) give practical experience of digitisation and creative technologies widely used in heritage, arts, culture and creative industries.

11:00, 13:00 and 15:00

Digital Humanities Laboratory, Poole Gate Road 90

10:45 and 13:15

Roborough Studios

14:00-16:00

Alexander Building

10:15, 12:15 and 14:15

Harrison Building, Lecture Theatre 4 23

10:45, 12:45 and 14:45

Harrison Building Foyer 23

Digital Humanities Lab tours

45mins Drama

Short guided tours of the Drama facilities in the Alexander Building. Tours will run on demand and there is no need to book.

Drama tours

30mins Engineering

45mins Engineering tours

Peter Chalk, Newman Purple 17

45mins Computer Science

Computing research taster and sample lecture

11:30 and 14:00

Self-guided tours of our laboratories and workshops will run from the Harrison Building Foyer. There is no need to book.

Campus

SUBJECTS

The Business School

Where

Length

Details

When

Where

45mins

12:00 and 14:30

Peter Chalk, Newman Blue 17

30mins

14:00

Peter Chalk, Newman Collaborative 17

English

English at Penryn

Film Studies

1hr 15mins

This session includes a guided tour of The Bill Douglas Cinema 10:15 Museum, a valuable resource for our Film Studies students and and 13:00 home to one of the largest collections of material relating to the moving image.

Queen’s Building, Lecture Theatre 1 11

45mins

11:30 and 14:15

Queen’s Building, Lecture Theatre 1 11

45mins

10:15 and 12:30

Amory Building, Parker Moot Room 29

45mins

11:30

Xfi Building, Conference Rooms

Flexible Combined Honours

Geography

Geography, Environmental Science and Human Sciences at Penryn

30mins

14:30

Harrison Building, Room 107 23

45mins

10:45 and 13:15

Peter Chalk, Newman Blue 17

30mins

11:45

Peter Chalk, Newman Collaborative 17

Geology at Penryn

History

History at Penryn

The Human Biosciences programme is taught jointly by Biosciences and Sport and Health Sciences and is therefore delivered between the Streatham and St Luke’s campuses. Attend the Sport and Health Sciences presentation at St Luke’s Campus and the Biosciences presentation at the Streatham Campus to find out more about this programme.

Human Biosciences

45mins

11:15 and 13:45

Amory Building, Parker Moot Room 29

45mins

15:00

Xfi Conference Rooms 30

Law

Law at Penryn

Campus

Programmes taught at our Exeter campuses

Programmes taught at our Penryn Campus, Cornwall

Details

When

Where

30mins

Find out more about our dual qualification law degrees in the UK and France.

12:30 and 14:45

Building:One, Bateman Lecture Theatre 84

10:45 and 13:30

Queen’s Building, Margaret Rooms 11

11:15, 13:15 and 15:15

Harrison Building, Lecture Theatre 4 23

30mins

10:30 and 14:30

Harrison Building, Room 103 23

30mins

12:30

Harrison Building, Room 203 23

13:00

Harrison Building, Room 107 23

45mins Liberal Arts

30mins Mathematics

Alongside the presentations, visitors are also invited to join Mathematics students for refreshments from 12:00-12:30 and 14:00-14:30 in Harrison Building, Room 106 23 .

Mathematics sample lecture

Mathematical Sciences at Penryn

30mins Mining Engineering at Penryn

45mins Modern Languages

We offer Mining Engineering at our Penryn Campus, Cornwall. The programme is taught by the University’s Camborne School of Mines, which offers exceptional facilities and industry links throughout the world.

Friday: 11:00, 12:30 Queen’s Building, and 14:00 Lecture Theatre 2 11 Saturday: 10:30, 11:45, 13:30 and 14:45

45mins

11:00, 12:30 and 14:00

30mins

11:15, 12:00, Geoffrey Pope 12:45 Building Foyer 20 and 13:30

45mins

12:45

Peter Chalk, Newman Purple 17

14:45

Peter Chalk, Newman Green 17 Physics Building, Room 124 21

Natural Sciences

Natural Sciences tour of facilities

Philosophy

Physics tours

Forum, Exploration Lab 1 3

30mins

During the day there will be interactive demonstrations and experiments by students and staff to give a flavour of our teaching and research.

11:00, 12:30 and 14:00

30mins

Tours of the Physics Building will be led by current students. They will visit the teaching laboratories, the student study areas and some of our research facilities.

10:15, 11:00, Physics Building 11:45, 12:30, Foyer 21 13:15, 14:00 and 14:45

Physics and Astronomy

Campus

SUBJECTS

LLB English Law and French Law/Master 1 (Maitrise en Droit)

Length

Length Physics and Astronomy sample lecture

Politics and International Relations in Exeter

Politics and International Relations at Penryn

Details

When

Where

30mins

11:45 and 13:15

Physics Building, Room 124 21

45mins

10:15 and 13:15

Streatham Court, Lecture Theatre B

15:00

Amory Building, Parker Moot Room 29

45mins

10:30

Peter Chalk, Newman Purple 17

45mins

10:15 and 14:15

The Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies, Lecture Theatre 1 and 2 16

45mins

12:30 and 14:45

Xfi Building, Henderson Lecture Theatre 30

30mins

11:00

Harrison Building, Room 107 23

45mins

10:45 and 13:15

Building:One, Bateman Lecture Theatre 84

13:00

Forum Seminar Rooms 7-9 3

11:15

The Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies, Lecture Theatres 1 and 2 16

Politics, Philosophy and Economics

Psychology

Renewable Energy at Penryn

Sociology

30mins Studying at Penryn

Theology and Religion

An introduction to the degree programmes, facilities and student experience at our Penryn Campus, Cornwall.

1hr 15mins

Campus

St Lukeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Campus Length Life Sciences Resource Centre

Details

When

Where

Drop in to our Life Sciences Resource Centre, one of the facilities used by students on Medical Sciences and Medicine programmes. There will also be equipment and staff representing our Clinical Skills Resource Centre used by Medicine and Nursing students.

10:3015:00

LSRC (G22), Medical School Building, Ground Floor

Programmes taught at our Exeter campuses

Campus

Programmes taught at our Penryn Campus, Cornwall

Details

When

Where

Campus

45mins

This presentation is for our BSc Medical Imaging (Diagnostic Radiography) programme and those wishing to pursue a career as a Diagnostic Radiographer.

11:45

St Luke’s Campus, South Cloisters, 2nd Floor, Room 2.13 SL

30mins

You will have the opportunity to take part in a short guided tour of our state-of-the-art Medical Imaging Suite as part of the Medical Imaging (Diagnostic Radiography) activities.

10:45 and 13:00

St Luke’s Campus, South Cloisters, SL Ground Floor 11

45mins

Our academics will explain the programme and our current 10:30 students will talk you through what it’s like to study Medical and Sciences. Be sure to go along to our Medical Sciences lab to 13:30 see our facilities and meet with some of our current students, view the facilities and you may also find it beneficial to visit the Biosciences drop-in sessions on the Streatham Campus as this programme uses those facilities (see page 10).

St Luke’s Campus, SL EMS G18 8

45mins

Find out more about our BMBS Medicine programme 11:30 from our academics, current students and admissions staff. and Potential students should also look at attending the Problem- 13:30 Based Learning Seminar and drop in to our Life Sciences Resource Centre.

St Luke’s Campus, North Cloisters 12

Open all day, a drop-in session to see one of our newest labs to see the facilities and speak to current students.

St Luke’s Campus, North Cloisters Medical Science lab

Medical Imaging tour

Medical Sciences

Medicine

Medical Sciences Lab Drop-in Session

45mins Neuroscience

45mins Nursing

10:3015:00

Find out more about our BSc Neuroscience launching in 2019. Be sure to go along to our Medical Sciences lab to see our facilities and meet with some of our current students and view the facilities.

12:30

Our Nursing programme is new for 2019 entry and is a four-year course leading to an MSci Nursing degree.

11:00

St Luke’s Campus, South Cloisters 3rd Floor, Room 3.06

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Medical Imaging (Diagnostic Radiography)

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St Luke’s Campus, South Cloisters 3rd Floor, Room 3.06 SL

45mins Problem-based learning seminar

Sport and Exercise Medical Sciences

45mins

Medicine applicants should make sure they come along to this interactive session with academics and current students, designed to give you a taster of the problem-based learning style of teaching, where you discuss case units and develop learning objectives.

10:30 and 12:45

Taught jointly by the University of Exeter Medical School and Sport and Health Sciences, find out more about this programme which combines medical sciences and sport and health sciences and enables you to develop a holistic understanding of the human body and exercise and physical activity.

11:45

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10:30 and 14:30

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Every 20 minutes between 12:00 and 14:00

St Luke’s Campus, Richards Building

45mins Sport and Health Sciences

Sport and Health Sciences tours

Our tours will introduce you to all the learning, teaching and research facilities. These tours will be run by members of our student ambassador team and will provide you with the opportunity to ask questions of current students as well as see inside the facilities you will use as a student.

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If you can find the time during your visit to us today we really recommend exploring the city of Exeter itself. Set in the heart of the beautiful Devon countryside and only a short walk from either of our campuses, Exeter is consistently rated as one of the best places to live, work and study in the UK.

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The city centre boasts excellent places to eat, an impressive, modern shopping centre, awardwinning museum, and, of course, the historic cathedral and ancient Roman city wall. Stroll a few minutes further and you will find the vibrant quayside and beautiful river and canal, and, beyond the city itself, Devonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rolling countryside, expansive National Parks and miles of beautiful beaches.

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STREATHAM CAMPUS This map shows the location of key academic, administrative and residential buildings on our Streatham Campus. Most students are taught across a range of locations.

Academic buildings Alexander Amory

Administration/social buildings 47 10E 29 5H

Bill Douglas Cinema Museum 7 8G Building:One

Digital Humanities Lab Geoffrey Pope Harrison Hatherly

Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies INTO International Study Centre Laver

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Living Systems Institute Old Library Physics

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Mary Harris Memorial Chapel Newman

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Peter Chalk Centre

Reed Hall

Reed Mews Wellbeing Centre

Russell Seal Fitness Centre Sir Christopher Ondaatje Devon Cricket Centre Sports Park

Student Health Centre Tennis Centre

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To ensure your personal safety throughout the Open Day, please keep to the paths and avoid walking in the road. Do not touch any equipment or apparatus unless invited to do so by a member of staff. In case of emergency, contact the nearest member of staff.

I am now even more inspired and motivated to get the grades I need to get into Exeter. The campus is beautiful and I loved the friendly, welcoming atmosphere and how safe it felt. Open Day visitor, September 2015

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90 STOCKER ROAD entrance vehicle access to Car Parks A, B, D, Business School and Innovation Centre

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See online for accessibility map of central campus www.exeter.ac.uk/visit/directions/streathammap/areaamap

STREATHAM CAMPUS ACADEMIC, ADMINISTRATION AND SOCIAL BUILDINGS Alexander Amory

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Devonshire House Estate Services Centre Exeter Northcott Theatre Family Centre Forum Geoffrey Pope Great Hall Harrison Hatherly Henry Wellcome Building for Biocatalysis Hope Hall Innovation Centre Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies INTO International

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ST LUKE’S CAMPUS For Sport and Exercise Medical Sciences, Medical Imaging, Medical Sciences, RD&E Heavitree Medicine, Human Biosciences, Nursing, Neuroscience, and Sport and Health Sciences. Streatham Campus, city centre, train stations and public car parks

Catering RD&E Heavitree

Toilets

Streatham Campus, city centre, train stations and public car parks

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Subject presentations taking place at St Luke’s Campus are referenced as SL . Magdalen Road Car Park Drop-off and pick-up point for buses from/to Streatham Campus

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Academic Buildings Baring Court Graduate School of Education Children’s Health and Exercise Research Centre

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Dance Studio

Giraffe House

Haighton Graduate School of Education

Holnicote Graduate School of Education

Library

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Richards Sport and Health Sciences

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PLANNING YOUR DAY To help you get the most out of your day, you may wish to complete the timetable below. The Streatham Campus covers around 300 acres, so you should ensure that you have enough time to get to each presentation. You should also allow at least 45 minutes if you need to transfer between campuses.

Please make sure you plan your day to allow you to arrive on time and are able to stay for the full duration of any presentations. Don’t forget to include a visit to the Information Fairs, campus tours and accommodation tours.