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28 AUGUST 2018

WORLDCHANGERSWELCOME

OPENDAY

WHY GLASGOW?Top 100 world ranking

joint 80th (Times Higher World Rankings 2018)

Ranked

1stin the Russell Group for

teaching (National Student Survey 2018)

Over 270 clubs and societies

One of only 2universities with a highly rated all-round

extracurricularexperience

(Which? University Student Survey 2017)World’s friendliest

city(Rough Guides)

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Contents

Principal’s Welcome & Welcome Sessions 2General Information 4See Our City & Campus 6Academic Information 8Student Services Information 18Student Life Information 21Your Map & Guide to Open Day 24

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Hello from our Principal …

I am delighted that you have chosen to attend our Open Day. I hope it will show you what a fantastic place this University is and that you will understand why we were recently named Scottish University of the Year by The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2018. We welcome students from all over Scotland, England, Northern Ireland, Wales, the rest of Europe and beyond which creates a vibrant student community, offering one of the best student experiences in the country, as recognised by the National Student Survey.

Open Day will give you a taste of this and of what puts Glasgow in the world’s top 100 universities. It’s an invaluable opportunity to find out more about your academic areas of interest, meet staff and current students, and gather information and advice on important topics such as admissions, accommodation and finance.

Make the most of the day. Ask questions. Take in the vibrant atmosphere of our unique and beautiful campus, explore the West End of Glasgow and experience our lively and exciting city! What you see, hear and absorb today will, I hope, help you to select your University of choice. In welcoming you to our campus, may I wish you well with your forthcoming studies and every success for the future.

Best wishes

Professor Sir Anton Muscatelli Principal and Vice Chancellor

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Welcome Help DesksUniversity Welcome Point McIntyre Building (A22)

Welcome MarqueeMemorial Gates (A28)

Welcome SessionsWelcome to the UniversityCome along to the Welcome talk to find out what makes the University of Glasgow the one to choose.

Wellington Church (F9) 9.30-10am

European and International Students’ WelcomeTravelled far to get here? Meet members of our Recruitment team to find out about the University and talk to other prospective students.

Adam Smith Business School, Lecture Theatre 206, Main Building (A9)10.45-11.30am

Parents and Teachers’ Welcome Lunch Have a seat away from the crowds and get your questions answered by staff with expertise in many areas of academic and student life. Drop-in session: light lunch and refreshments available.Senate Room, Main Building (A10) 12.30-1.30pm

Welcome PointsMain Building, Memorial Gates (A28) University’s Welcome Point (A22)

Our staff and students at the Welcome Marquee at the Memorial Gates (A28) and the University’s Welcome Point in the McIntyre Building (A22) will be happy to offer you guidance and support throughout your visit. You can pick up Open Day brochures, prospectuses and other useful literature from here, and have any questions answered throughout the day.

Open Day runs from 9.30am to 3pm. You can plan your own day to begin and end at whatever times suit you best and you don’t need to report in on arrival or let us know when you are leaving.

Directions and HelpOur friendly Student Ambassadors will be happy to help you find your way around our beautiful campus. Be sure to ask what they are studying – and why they chose Glasgow! Look out for them in colourful UofG t-shirts.

The brochure indicates the map location beside each entry and the campus map on page 24 will help you find your way around the University. Look out for the flags which indicate some key areas and activities taking place throughout Open Day.

Self-Guided Campus ToursPick up a self-guided tour leaflet from the Welcome Help Desks (A28 and A22) and check out the campus at your leisure.

Visitor AttractionsYou might want to discover our great exhibits in the Hunterian Museum (A15), Hunterian Art Gallery & Mackintosh House (D12/13), Zoology Museum (B3) and University Gift Shop (A11) – just a few of the fantastic places you can visit when you are here.

Have a look at our Special Collections in the Level 12 Foyer of the Library (D11). In addition to spectacular panoramic views, Special Collections boasts an internationally significant research collection of early-printed books, manuscripts and photographs.

City Bus ToursYou may want to hop on a City Bus Tour and have a good look around Glasgow when you are here. Open-top buses leave regularly from the public bus stop on University Avenue beside the McIntyre Building (A22) – tickets can be purchased from the driver.

GENERAL INFORMATIONWelcome to the University of Glasgow – we’re delighted that you will be joining us for a great day on our inspiring campus. Our Open Day is for all applicants and potential students who are thinking of applying, as well as parents, guardians and teachers.

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Exciting Campus Developments – check this out!We are revolutionising our main campus here at Gilmorehill so that you will benefit from even better teaching and research facilities – fantastic news for all potential new students!

Using our Virtual Reality equipment in the Cloisters* you can explore what the first major campus development, our new Learning & Teaching Hub, will offer you as a student. *Located in the Main Building, between East and West Quad (A5/A6)

August Open Day App

Download our app to plan your Open Day visit

Browse the full schedule of events, create your own to-do list for the day

and find your way with maps and floor plans in our app. Search University of Glasgow

Welcome in the app store or visit: guidebook.com/g/augustod2018

RefreshmentsSnacks and soft drinks will be on sale in a range of areas throughout the day, including: The Fraser Building, Level 3 (E2) 8am-4.30pm

One A the Square Brasserie/Café bar (A9) 8am-3.30pm

Atrium Café, Wolfson Medical Building (C8) 8am-3.30pm

Gilchrist Postgraduate Club (A26) 8am-until late

Glasgow University Union (E8) Café G12: 9am-5pm Union Kitchen: 11am-4pm

Queen Margaret Union (D3) Café 22: 8am-3pm Food Factory: 8am-4pm

The Barn, Mary Stewart Building (V5) (Garscube Campus): 8.30am-2.30pm

BBQ, Memorial Gates (A28) 11am onwards (weather permitting)

There are also many restaurants, food outlets and shops on Gibson Street, Byres Road and in nearby Ashton Lane, close to the University.

Need assistance from the Disability Service?Disability Service stand Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)

To book private appointments or if you require the support of Sign Language Interpreters, please contact Disability Service direct.

Disability Service Tel: +44 (0)141 330 5497 E-mail: [email protected] glasgow.ac.uk/services/disability

Safety on CampusAccidents and Emergencies

Our Central Services Security Office is located at the University’s main gates on University Avenue (A21) and should be contacted in cases of accident or emergency. Tel: +44 (0)141 330 4444. Building evacuation

If we need to evacuate buildings during the event, please carefully follow the instructions given by University staff and leave the area quickly by the nearest available exit. Please let a member of staff know if you need assistance in leaving a building.

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City Bus Tour

When: Regular departures throughout the day.

Departs: McIntyre Building (A22) - Bus stop on University Avenue. (Purchase tickets from driver)

Virtual Reality Learning & Teaching Hub

When: Throughout the day

Location: Cloisters (between East and West Quads), Main Building (A5/A6)

Accommodation Tour Wolfson Hall (catered halls)

When: 11.30am, 1.30pm (c.90 minutes inclusive of travel)

Departs: University Avenue outside Wolfson Medical School Building (C8)

When: Buses to each of these residences departing regularly from 9.30am onwards - last tour departs 2.15pm (60 minutes)

Departs: University Avenue at Botany Gate (near Bower Building) (B7)

Accommodation Tour - either Queen Margaret Hall or Murano Street Student Village (self-catered halls)

SEE OUR CITY & CAMPUSA range of tours are available throughout Open Day for you to enjoy. Alternatively, take a self-guided tour to explore our historic campus for yourself.

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Library Tour*

When: Every 20 minutes from 10am, 10.20am, 10.40am, 11am, 11.20am, 11.40am, 12 noon, 12.20pm, 12.40pm, 1pm, 1.20pm, 1.40pm, 2pm, 2.20pm, 2.40pm & 3pm (20 minutes)

*Advanced booking required: bit.ly/2mokXpQ

Departs: Library Foyer (D11)

Hunterian Art Gallery Tours & Mackintosh House Tours

When: Check at Reception Desk for times and details

Departs: Hunterian Art Gallery Foyer (D12)

Hunterian Museum Tours

When: Check at Reception for times and details

Departs: Hunterian Museum Foyer (A15)

Glasgow University Union Tour

When: 12 noon, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm

Departs: Glasgow University Union Foyer (E8)

Queen Margaret Union Tour

When: Regularly throughout the day.

Departs: Queen Margaret Union Foyer (D3)

Sport Tour

When: Guided Tours 12.30pm, 1pm, 1.30pm, 2pm, 2.30pm, 3pm

Self Guided Tour 9.30am - 3pm

Departs: Stevenson Building Foyer (E6)

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There’s a wide range of subject information available so you can find out all about your academic areas of interest before you apply to study here.

Talks usually last 30 minutes, unless otherwise stated. Some talks are repeated to allow you to choose the best time to suit your own timetable.

Display stands and academic staff are usually available for consultation between 9.30am-3pm, unless otherwise stated.

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Explore your subject areas of interest

ACADEMIC INFORMATION

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ACADEMIC INFORMATION A-Z

Subject Times Location Map

Access Programme & Short Courses

Stand 9.30am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13

Accounting & Finance

Stand 9.30am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14

Talk 10-10.30am, 10.45-11.15am Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24

1-1.30pm Lecture Theatre 466, Main Building A24

Agriculture and Land-Based Higher Education (Scotland's Rural College)


Archaeology


Talk: Horrible Prehistories 10-10.30am East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25

Art, Design & Architecture (Glasgow School of Art)


Talk: Architecture 10.45-11.15am East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25

Arts MA (Arts) Degrees

Stand: Advisers of Study 9.30am-3pm Hunter Halls, Main Building A14


Biology & Life Sciences

Stand: Senior Advisers of Study 9.30am-3pm Bower Building* B7

Stand: Animal Biology degrees 9.30am-3pm Bower Building* B7

Stand: Biomolecular Sciences degrees and degrees with Work Placement

9.30am-3pm Bower Building* B7

Stand: Human Biology degrees 9.30am-3pm Bower Building* B7

Stand: Infection Biology degrees 9.30am-3pm Bower Building* B7

Talk: Chief Adviser, Biology & Life Sciences 10-10.30am, 12 noon-12.30pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1 D1

Talk: Human Life Sciences (Anatomy; Human Biology; Human Biology & Nutrition; Neuroscience; Neuroscience & Psychology; Pharmacology; Physiology; Physiology & Sports Science; Physiology, Sports Science and Nutrition)

10.30-11am Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1 D1

Talk: Infection Biology (Immunology; Microbiology) 11.30am-12 noon Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1 D1

Talk: Animal Biology (Marine & Freshwater Biology; Zoology)

12.30-1pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1 D1

Talk: Biomolecular Sciences (Biochemistry; Genetics; Molecular & Cellular Biology)


Business & Management


Talk 9.45-10.15am Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201 E15

Celtic & Gaelic


Talk 12.15-12.45pm Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27

Central & East European Studies


Talk 1-1.30pm East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25

Chemistry

Stand 9.30am-3pm Joseph Black Building, Ground Floor B4

Talk 10.45-11.15am, 12.45-1.15pm Joseph Black Building, Lecture Theatre B419 B4

Tour 10-10.15am, 11.30-11.45am, 1.30-1.45pm

Joseph Black Building, Ground Floor B4

*Bower building - accessible entrance at side of building.

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ACADEMIC INFORMATION A-Z




Accounting & Finance


Talk 10-10.30am, 10.45-11.15am Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24

1-1.30pm Lecture Theatre 466, Main Building A24

Agriculture and Land-Based Higher Education (Scotland's Rural College)


Archaeology


Talk: Horrible Prehistories 10-10.30am East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25

Art, Design & Architecture (Glasgow School of Art)


Talk: Architecture 10.45-11.15am East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25

Arts MA (Arts) Degrees



Biology & Life Sciences

Stand: Senior Advisers of Study 9.30am-3pm Bower Building* B7

Stand: Animal Biology degrees 9.30am-3pm Bower Building* B7

Stand: Biomolecular Sciences degrees and degrees with Work Placement

9.30am-3pm Bower Building* B7

Stand: Human Biology degrees 9.30am-3pm Bower Building* B7

Stand: Infection Biology degrees 9.30am-3pm Bower Building* B7

Talk: Chief Adviser, Biology & Life Sciences 10-10.30am, 12 noon-12.30pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1 D1

Talk: Human Life Sciences (Anatomy; Human Biology; Human Biology & Nutrition; Neuroscience; Neuroscience & Psychology; Pharmacology; Physiology; Physiology & Sports Science; Physiology, Sports Science and Nutrition)

10.30-11am Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1 D1

Talk: Infection Biology (Immunology; Microbiology) 11.30am-12 noon Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1 D1

Talk: Animal Biology (Marine & Freshwater Biology; Zoology)


Talk: Biomolecular Sciences (Biochemistry; Genetics; Molecular & Cellular Biology)


Business & Management


Talk 9.45-10.15am Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201 E15

Celtic & Gaelic


Talk 12.15-12.45pm Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27

Central & East European Studies


Talk 1-1.30pm East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25

Chemistry

Stand 9.30am-3pm Joseph Black Building, Ground Floor B4

Talk 10.45-11.15am, 12.45-1.15pm Joseph Black Building, Lecture Theatre B419 B4

Tour 10-10.15am, 11.30-11.45am, 1.30-1.45pm

Joseph Black Building, Ground Floor B4

*Bower building - accessible entrance at side of building.

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Classics (Ancient History/Classical Civilisation/Greek/Latin)


Talk 11.30am-12 noon Lecture Theatre 466, Main Building A24

Comparative Literature


Talk See Modern Languages talk

Computing Science (including Software Engineering, Electronic and Software Engineering)

Welcome Desk 9.30am-3pm Sir Alwyn Williams Building Foyer, Level 1 D20

Stand: Staff, students and demonstrations 9.30am-3pm Sir Alwyn Williams Building, Level 4 D20

Talk: Computing Science at the University of Glasgow 9.40-10.10am, 11.40am-12.10pm,1.40-2.10pm

Sir Alexander Stone Building, Lecture Theatre 208* D5

Taster Sessions 10.20-10.50am, 12.20-12.50pm Sir Alexander Stone Building, Lecture Theatre 208* D5

Dentistry

Stand 9.30am-3pm Western Infi rmary Lecture Theatre Foyer B9

Stand: meet our Dentistry students who will explain about our facilities

9.30am-3pm Western Infi rmary Lecture Theatre Foyer B9

Talk 9.40-10.20am, 11.30am-12.10pm Western Infi rmary Lecture Theatre B9

Digital Media & Information Studies


Talk: Digital Media and Information Studies: Your Future

11.45am-12.15pm Adam Smith Business School, Lecture Theatre 206, Main Building

A9

Earth Science and Geology

Stand 9.30am-3pm Concert Hall, Main Building A12

Talk 12.15-12.45pm East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25

Economic & Social History


Talk 11.30am-12 noon East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25

Economics


Talk 1.45-2.30pm Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24


Education, including initial teacher education


Talk 1.15-1.45pm Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201 E15

Talk: Catholic Teacher Certifi cate 1.50-2.20pm Sir Charles Wilson Building, Seminar Room 101 E15

Education, including initial teacher education at Dumfries Campus

See Interdisciplinary Studies, School of

Engineering

Stands: Aerospace Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electronics & Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Product Design Engineering

9.30am-3pm James Watt South Building Foyer A1

Talk: Aerospace Engineering (for degrees in Aeronautical Engineering, Aerospace Systems)

9.30-10am, 11-11.30am, 12.30-1pm James Watt South Building, Room 354 A1

Talk: Biomedical Engineering (for degrees in Biomedical Engineering)

10.45-11.15am, 1.45-2.15pm James Watt South Building, Room 375 A1

Talk: Civil Engineering (for degrees in Civil Engineering and Civil Engineering with Architecture)

9.30-10am 11.30am-12 noon12.45-1.15pm

James Watt South Building, Room 355 James Watt South Building, Room 375James Watt South Building, Room 355

A1A1A1

Talk: Electronics & Electrical Engineering (for degrees in Electronic and Software Engineering, Electronics and Electrical Engineering, Electronics with Music)


Talk: Mechanical Engineering (for degrees in Mechanical Design Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering with Aeronautics, Mechatronics and Product Design Engineering)

10.15-10.45am, 11.45am-12.15pm, 1.15-1.45pm

James Watt South Building, Room 354 A1

Talk: Product Design Engineering (for Product Design Engineering degrees)

10.30-11am, 12 noon-12.30pm, 1.30-2pm


English Language & Linguistics


Talk 2-2.30pm Sir Alexander Stone Building, Seminar Room 204* D5

Lab Demonstrations: Find out how speech is produced and perceived

10am-1pm 13 University Gardens, Glasgow University Laboratory of Phonetics (GULP)

D6

*Sir Alexander Stone building – accessible entrance at the side of the building.


Off-campus at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH)

Optional Tour of the Teaching & Learning Centre, QEUH, including Stand, Talk, Clinical Skills and Simulation demonstrations.

QEUH places are limited and should be booked in advance from glasgow.ac.uk/medicalschooltours. Transport to and from the QEUH is provided.

9am, 10.30am, 12 noon, 1.30pm

(Tours last approx. 3 hours, including travel)

Medical Tour Ticket Desk (for off-campus programme), Wolfson Medical School Building, Seminar Room 3.

Coach departs from outside the Wolfson Medical School Building. You must show your ticket(s) before accessing the coach. (Two tickets maximum)

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Modern Languages (French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Comparative Literature, Catalan, Czech, Polish and Chinese)


Talk: Languages - a world of opportunities and discoveries

11.30am-12 noon 1-1.30pm

Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201 McIntyre Building, Room 201

E15 A22

Music



Nursing & Health Care

Stand 9.30am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building Foyer C8

Talk 10-10.30am, 12 noon-12.30pm Wolfson Medical School Building, Seminar Room 1 C8

Demonstrations: Clinical Skills 9.30am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building Foyer C8

Philosophy


Talk 1-1.30pm Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24

Physics & Astronomy

Stand & Demonstrations 9.30am-3pm Kelvin Building, Level 2 Lab, Room 220* B8

Talk 10-10.30am, 2-2.30pm Kelvin Building, Lecture Theatre 222* B8

Tour Frequently throughout the day Kelvin Building, Level 2 Lab, Room 220* B8

Politics


Talk 1.15-1.45pm Wellington Church F9


Portuguese



Psychology


Talk 10-10.45am Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2 D1

2-2.45pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1 D1

Q-Step: Quantitative Social Sciences


Russian



Science

Stand: Advisers of Study 9.30am-3pm See individual academic locations

Talk: Science, Chief Adviser's General Talk (includes Archaeology, Astronomy, Chemistry, Computing Science, Earth Science and Geology, Geography, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology and Statistics)

11-11.30am, 1-1.30pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1 D1

Scottish Literature


Talk: Scottish Literature & English Literature (combined talk)

11am-12 noon, 1-2pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2 D1

Social & Public Policy


Social Sciences MA (Social Sciences) degree


Sociology


Talk 1.45-2.15pm McIntyre Building, Room 201 A22

*Kelvin Building – contact +44 (0)141 330 4665 if access support is required.

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Classics (Ancient History/Classical Civilisation/Greek/Latin)


Talk 11.30am-12 noon Lecture Theatre 466, Main Building A24

Comparative Literature



Computing Science (including Software Engineering, Electronic and Software Engineering)

Welcome Desk 9.30am-3pm Sir Alwyn Williams Building Foyer, Level 1 D20

Stand: Staff, students and demonstrations 9.30am-3pm Sir Alwyn Williams Building, Level 4 D20

Talk: Computing Science at the University of Glasgow 9.40-10.10am, 11.40am-12.10pm,1.40-2.10pm

Sir Alexander Stone Building, Lecture Theatre 208* D5

Taster Sessions 10.20-10.50am, 12.20-12.50pm Sir Alexander Stone Building, Lecture Theatre 208* D5

Dentistry


Stand: meet our Dentistry students who will explain about our facilities

9.30am-3pm Western Infi rmary Lecture Theatre Foyer B9

Talk 9.40-10.20am, 11.30am-12.10pm Western Infi rmary Lecture Theatre B9

Digital Media & Information Studies


Talk: Digital Media and Information Studies: Your Future

11.45am-12.15pm Adam Smith Business School, Lecture Theatre 206, Main Building

A9

Earth Science and Geology


Talk 12.15-12.45pm East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25

Economic & Social History


Talk 11.30am-12 noon East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building A25

Economics




Education, including initial teacher education


Talk 1.15-1.45pm Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201 E15

Talk: Catholic Teacher Certifi cate 1.50-2.20pm Sir Charles Wilson Building, Seminar Room 101 E15

Education, including initial teacher education at Dumfries Campus


Engineering

Stands: Aerospace Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electronics & Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Product Design Engineering

9.30am-3pm James Watt South Building Foyer A1

Talk: Aerospace Engineering (for degrees in Aeronautical Engineering, Aerospace Systems)

9.30-10am, 11-11.30am, 12.30-1pm James Watt South Building, Room 354 A1

Talk: Biomedical Engineering (for degrees in Biomedical Engineering)


Talk: Civil Engineering (for degrees in Civil Engineering and Civil Engineering with Architecture)

9.30-10am 11.30am-12 noon12.45-1.15pm

James Watt South Building, Room 355 James Watt South Building, Room 375James Watt South Building, Room 355

A1A1A1

Talk: Electronics & Electrical Engineering (for degrees in Electronic and Software Engineering, Electronics and Electrical Engineering, Electronics with Music)


Talk: Mechanical Engineering (for degrees in Mechanical Design Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering with Aeronautics, Mechatronics and Product Design Engineering)

10.15-10.45am, 11.45am-12.15pm, 1.15-1.45pm


Talk: Product Design Engineering (for Product Design Engineering degrees)

10.30-11am, 12 noon-12.30pm, 1.30-2pm


English Language & Linguistics


Talk 2-2.30pm Sir Alexander Stone Building, Seminar Room 204* D5

Lab Demonstrations: Find out how speech is produced and perceived

10am-1pm 13 University Gardens, Glasgow University Laboratory of Phonetics (GULP)

D6



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English Literature


Talk: English Literature & Scottish Literature (combined talk)


Environmental Science and Sustainability


Film & Television Studies


Talk 1.15-1.45pm Gilmorehill Centre, Andrew Stewart Cinema E9

French



General Science

See Science

Geography


Talk 11.30am-12 noon Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24

German



Health & Social Policy


History


Talk 12.30-1pm 2.30-3pm

Wellington Church McIntyre Building, Room 201

F9 A22


History of Art


Talk 10.15-10.45am Hunterian Art Gallery, Lecture Theatre 103 D12

Interdisciplinary Studies, School of (Dumfries Campus)


Talk 11-11.30am Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27

Italian



Law


Talk 10.30-11.15am, 12.15-1pm, 2-2.45pm Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201 E15

Mathematics

Stand 9.30am-3pm Mathematics Building, Student Common Room (ground fl oor)

C3

Talk: Mathematics & Statistics (combined talk) 12.15-12.45pm, 2.15-2.45pm Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2 D1

Talk: Mathematics – Beautiful and Useful; or Why is it so hard to predict the weather?

11-11.45am Mathematics Building, Room 116 C3

Medicine - Optional activities will run both on-campus and off-campusOn-campus (Please note: The talk, Clinical Skills and Simulation demonstrations are the same in both locations)


Stands: Meet our Medical students and fi nd out about our Medical Student Societies

10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building, Teaching Rooms, Level 3

C8

Talk 9.45-10.30am, 11.30am-12.15pm, 1.45-2.30pm

Joseph Black Building, Lecture Theatre B419 B4

Tour: guided (no pre-booking; places are allocated on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis).

10am, 10.30am, 11am, 11.30am, 12 noon, 12.30pm, 1pm, 1.30pm, 2pm, 2.30pm (20 minutes)

Departs Wolfson Medical School Foyer, beside Medicine Stand

C8

Tour: self-guided. Pick up a tour leafl et and check out our facilities at your leisure.

9.30am-3pm Wolfson Medical School stand, Wolfson Medical School Building Foyer

C8

Clinical Skills demonstrations (drop in sessions)Simulation demonstrations (drop in sessions)

10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building, Clinical Skills Rooms, Level 4

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9am, 10.30am, 12 noon, 1.30pm




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11.30am-12 noon 1-1.30pm


E15 A22

Music







Philosophy



Physics & Astronomy




Politics




Portuguese



Psychology






Russian



Science




Scottish Literature








Sociology




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English Literature


Talk: English Literature & Scottish Literature (combined talk)


Environmental Science and Sustainability


Film & Television Studies


Talk 1.15-1.45pm Gilmorehill Centre, Andrew Stewart Cinema E9

French



General Science

See Science

Geography


Talk 11.30am-12 noon Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building A24

German



Health & Social Policy


History


Talk 12.30-1pm 2.30-3pm

Wellington Church McIntyre Building, Room 201

F9 A22


History of Art


Talk 10.15-10.45am Hunterian Art Gallery, Lecture Theatre 103 D12

Interdisciplinary Studies, School of (Dumfries Campus)


Talk 11-11.30am Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building A27

Italian



Law


Talk 10.30-11.15am, 12.15-1pm, 2-2.45pm Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201 E15

Mathematics


C3


Talk: Mathematics – Beautiful and Useful; or Why is it so hard to predict the weather?

11-11.45am Mathematics Building, Room 116 C3

Medicine - Optional activities will run both on-campus and off-campusOn-campus (Please note: The talk, Clinical Skills and Simulation demonstrations are the same in both locations)


Stands: Meet our Medical students and fi nd out about our Medical Student Societies

10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building, Teaching Rooms, Level 3

C8

Talk 9.45-10.30am, 11.30am-12.15pm, 1.45-2.30pm

Joseph Black Building, Lecture Theatre B419 B4

Tour: guided (no pre-booking; places are allocated on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis).

10am, 10.30am, 11am, 11.30am, 12 noon, 12.30pm, 1pm, 1.30pm, 2pm, 2.30pm (20 minutes)

Departs Wolfson Medical School Foyer, beside Medicine Stand

C8

Tour: self-guided. Pick up a tour leafl et and check out our facilities at your leisure.

9.30am-3pm Wolfson Medical School stand, Wolfson Medical School Building Foyer

C8

Clinical Skills demonstrations (drop in sessions)Simulation demonstrations (drop in sessions)

10am-3pm Wolfson Medical School Building, Clinical Skills Rooms, Level 4

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Politics




Portuguese



Psychology






Russian



Science




Scottish Literature








Sociology







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Music







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Physics & Astronomy




Politics




Portuguese



Psychology






Russian



Science




Scottish Literature








Sociology




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Philosophy



Physics & Astronomy




Politics




Portuguese



Psychology






Russian



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Scottish Literature








Sociology




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Statistics


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Theatre Studies


Talk 10.30-11am Andrew Stewart Cinema, Gilmorehill Centre E9

Tour: Theatre Studies students are available to chat and show you around our facilities

11am-12 noon Gilmorehill Centre Foyer E9

Theology & Religious Studies


Talk & Mini-Lecture/Subject Taster 12.15-12.45pm 4 The Square A20

Veterinary Biosciences


Veterinary Medicine


Talk: includes Veterinary Biosciences 10.30-11.15am, 12.30-1.15pm Western Infi rmary Lecture Theatre B9

Tour: book a guided tour of the Veterinary School. Tickets are limited and can be booked in advance from glasgow.ac.uk/veterinarytours

Transport to and from the Veterinary Campus is provided.

9.30am, 11.45am, 1.45pm (duration is approx. 2 hours, inclusive of travel).

Vet Tour Ticket Desk in the Wolfson Medical School Building, Seminar Room 3.

Coach departs from outside the Wolfson Medical School Building. You must show your ticket(s) before accessing the coach. (Two tickets maximum).

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STUDENT SERVICES INFORMATION

Discover the wide range of support and services available to help you succeed

Bute Hall and Randolph Hall, Main Building (A13 and A10) 9.30am-3pm

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Learning Enhancement and Academic Development Service

Stand: Academic skills advice - get the most from your studies

9.30am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13

Library

Stand 9.30am-3pm Library, Level 2 Entrance Foyer* D11

Book on-line for a guided tour of the Library at bit.ly/2mokXpQ. An experienced member of staff will show you around and tell you everything you need to know about our services and facilities.

Self-guided tours are available at the Welcome Desk if you prefer to have a look around in your own time.

Every 20 minutes 10am, 10.20am, 10.40am, 11am, 11.20am, 11.40am, 12 noon,12.20pm, 12.40pm, 1pm, 1.20pm, 1.40pm, 2pm, 2.20pm, 2.40pm, 3pm (20 minutes)

Library, Level 2 Entrance Foyer* D11

Special Collections: An internationally signifi cant collection of books, manuscripts and photographs.

9.30am-5pm Library, Level 12 Foyer* D11

Sport

Stand: with Glasgow University Sports Association 9.30am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13

Talk: UofG Sport is about sport for all. Find out about our diverse range of opportunities - we have something for everyone!

11.30am-12 noon Rankine Building, Lecture Theatre 408 E7

Tour: guided 12.30pm, 1pm, 1.30pm, 2pm, 2.30pm, 3pm

Stevenson Building Foyer E6

Tour: self-guided. Uplift a tour leafl et from Reception and have a look around.

9.30am-3pm Stevenson Building Foyer E6

Student Awards Agency for Scotland (SAAS)

Stand 9.30am-3pm Randolph Hall, Main Building A10

Student Finance & Support


Talk 11-11.30am Wellington Church F9

Student Services Enquiry Team

Desk: Staff available for consultation 9.30am-3pm Fraser Building, Level 2 E2

Widening Participation


STUDENT SERVICES A-ZSubject Times Location Map

Accommodation


Talk: Find out about the types of accommodation available at the University

10.15-10.45am, 2.30-3pm Wellington Church F9

Tours: Student Residences Queen Margaret Halls OR Murano Street Student Village (self-catered accommodation). Coaches to each residence depart at regular intervals throughout the day. Tours take approx. 60 minutes, including travel. Last coach leaves campus at 2.15pm, returning at approx. 3.30pm.

9.30am-last tour departs 2.15pm Depart University Avenue at Botany Gate (near the Bower Building)

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Tour: Wolfson Hall (catered accommodation) 11.30am-1pm, 1.30-3pm University Avenue, outside the Wolfson Medical School Building

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Applications & Admissions

Stands: Accountancy, Arts, Education, Engineering, Law, Life Sciences, Nursing & Healthcare, Sciences, Social Sciences

9.30am-3pm Randolph Hall, Main Building A10

Stands: Dentistry, Medicine, Veterinary Biosciences, Veterinary Medicine

9.30am-3pm See individual subject entries

Talk 11.45am-12.15pm, 2-2.30pm Wellington Church F9

Careers Service


Disability Service


Go Abroad



*Library disabled access: blue entry button at the front door.

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Learning Enhancement and Academic Development Service

Stand: Academic skills advice - get the most from your studies

9.30am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13

Library

Stand 9.30am-3pm Library, Level 2 Entrance Foyer* D11

Book on-line for a guided tour of the Library at bit.ly/2mokXpQ. An experienced member of staff will show you around and tell you everything you need to know about our services and facilities.

Self-guided tours are available at the Welcome Desk if you prefer to have a look around in your own time.

Every 20 minutes 10am, 10.20am, 10.40am, 11am, 11.20am, 11.40am, 12 noon,12.20pm, 12.40pm, 1pm, 1.20pm, 1.40pm, 2pm, 2.20pm, 2.40pm, 3pm (20 minutes)

Library, Level 2 Entrance Foyer* D11

Special Collections: An internationally signifi cant collection of books, manuscripts and photographs.

9.30am-5pm Library, Level 12 Foyer* D11

Sport

Stand: with Glasgow University Sports Association 9.30am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13

Talk: UofG Sport is about sport for all. Find out about our diverse range of opportunities - we have something for everyone!

11.30am-12 noon Rankine Building, Lecture Theatre 408 E7

Tour: guided 12.30pm, 1pm, 1.30pm, 2pm, 2.30pm, 3pm

Stevenson Building Foyer E6

Tour: self-guided. Uplift a tour leafl et from Reception and have a look around.

9.30am-3pm Stevenson Building Foyer E6

Student Awards Agency for Scotland (SAAS)


Student Finance & Support


Talk 11-11.30am Wellington Church F9

Student Services Enquiry Team

Desk: Staff available for consultation 9.30am-3pm Fraser Building, Level 2 E2

Widening Participation


STUDENT SERVICES A-ZSubject Times Location Map

Accommodation


Talk: Find out about the types of accommodation available at the University

10.15-10.45am, 2.30-3pm Wellington Church F9

Tours: Student Residences Queen Margaret Halls OR Murano Street Student Village (self-catered accommodation). Coaches to each residence depart at regular intervals throughout the day. Tours take approx. 60 minutes, including travel. Last coach leaves campus at 2.15pm, returning at approx. 3.30pm.

9.30am-last tour departs 2.15pm Depart University Avenue at Botany Gate (near the Bower Building)

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Tour: Wolfson Hall (catered accommodation) 11.30am-1pm, 1.30-3pm University Avenue, outside the Wolfson Medical School Building

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Applications & Admissions

Stands: Accountancy, Arts, Education, Engineering, Law, Life Sciences, Nursing & Healthcare, Sciences, Social Sciences

9.30am-3pm Randolph Hall, Main Building A10

Stands: Dentistry, Medicine, Veterinary Biosciences, Veterinary Medicine

9.30am-3pm See individual subject entries

Talk 11.45am-12.15pm, 2-2.30pm Wellington Church F9

Careers Service


Disability Service


Go Abroad



*Library disabled access: blue entry button at the front door.

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Student Life Q&A sessionLeave your folks behind and come along to the Student Life Q&A session to find out exactly how it is from the students themselves.1-1.45pm, Adam Smith Business School, Lecture Theatre 206, Main Building (A9)

Got time for some fun?Enjoy our fun activities around campus.Visit our SnapHappy Photo Booth in the Main Building area (A11) – you can create your own animation to upload to social media or print off your own unique images to remind you of your fantastic day.Check out our funky pipers who are playing around the University. Make sure you get a snap with our big UofG letters too!We may have a few other surprises up our sleeves to make your day just that little bit more memorable...

Where to find usBute Hall, Main Building (A13) 9.30am-3pm

Stands • Glasgow University Sports Association • Glasgow University Students’ Representative Council • Glasgow University Union • GULGBTQ+ • Mature Students’ Association • Queen Margaret Union • Student Clubs & Societies • Student Media

Check out the UnionsTake a guided tour of the Unions to find out what makes them so popular with the students here. Tours depart at regular intervals throughout the day.

Glasgow University Union Foyer (E8) Queen Margaret Union Foyer (D3)

Check out our student stands and find out all you need to know about student life here at Glasgow from those who know best!

Make sure you check out our

animated photo booth for a free

memento of your day!

STUDENT LIFE

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City Bus Tour

Tour (purchase tickets from driver) Regular departures throughout the day

Public bus stop at the McIntyre Building on University Avenue

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Glasgow University Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Queer+


Glasgow University Sports Association

Stand: with Sport 9.30am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13

Glasgow University Students' Representative Council


Glasgow University Union


Tour 12 noon, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm Glasgow University Union Foyer* E8

Mature Students' Association


Queen Margaret Union


Tour Regularly throughout the day Queen Margaret Union Foyer D3

STUDENT LIFE A-Z

*Glasgow University Union – accessible entrance at the rear of the building.

Student Clubs and Societies


Student Life

Q&A session 1-1.45pm Adam Smith Business School, Lecture Theatre 206, Main Building

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Student Media


Welcome to the University

Talk 9.30-10am Wellington Church F9

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City Bus Tour

Tour (purchase tickets from driver) Regular departures throughout the day

Public bus stop at the McIntyre Building on University Avenue

A22

Glasgow University Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Queer+


Glasgow University Sports Association

Stand: with Sport 9.30am-3pm Bute Hall, Main Building A13

Glasgow University Students' Representative Council


Glasgow University Union


Tour 12 noon, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm Glasgow University Union Foyer* E8

Mature Students' Association


Queen Margaret Union


Tour Regularly throughout the day Queen Margaret Union Foyer D3

STUDENT LIFE A-Z

*Glasgow University Union – accessible entrance at the rear of the building.

Student Clubs and Societies


Student Life

Q&A session 1-1.45pm Adam Smith Business School, Lecture Theatre 206, Main Building

A9

Student Media


Welcome to the University

Talk 9.30-10am Wellington Church F9

Meet with current students and get all your questions answered at the

Student Life Q&A session - see page 21

for details.




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YOUR MAP & GUIDE TO OPEN DAY

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WelcomeWelcome Talk: Wellington Church (F9)European and International Students’ Welcome: Adam Smith Business School, Lecture Theatre 206, Main Building (A9)Parents’ and Teachers’ Welcome Lunch: Senate Room, Main Building (A10)Welcome Marquee at Memorial Gates: Memorial Gates (A28)University Welcome Point: McIntyre Building (A22)

Information StandsAccess Programme & Short Courses: Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)Accommodation: Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)Accounting & Finance: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Agriculture and Land-Based Higher Education (Scotland’s Rural College): Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)Applications & Admissions: Randolph Hall, Main Building (A10)Archaeology: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Art, Design & Architecture (Glasgow School of Art): Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)Arts MA (Arts) Degrees: Advisers of Study, Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Biology & Life Sciences (Senior Advisers of Study, Animal Biology, Human Biology, Infection Biology, Biomolecular Sciences and degrees with Work Placement): Bower Building (B7)Business & Management: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Careers Service: Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)Celtic & Gaelic: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Central & East European Studies: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Chemistry: Joseph Black Building, Ground Floor (B4)Classics (Ancient History/Classical Civilisation/Greek/Latin): Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Comparative Literature: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Computing Science (including Software Engineering, Electronic and Software Engineering): Sir Alwyn Williams Building, Levels 1 & 4 (D20)Dentistry: Western Infirmary Lecture Theatre Foyer (B9)Digital Media & Information Studies: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Disability Service: Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)Earth Science and Geology: Concert Hall, Main Building (A12)Economic & Social History: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Economics: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Education: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Engineering (Aerospace, Biomedical, Civil, Electronics & Electrical, Mechanical and Product Design): James Watt South Building Foyer, Level 3 (A1)English Language & Linguistics: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)English Literature: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Film & Television Studies: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)

French: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Geography: Concert Hall, Main Building (A12)German: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Glasgow University Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer+: Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)Glasgow University Sports Association (with Sport): Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)Glasgow University Students’ Representative Council: Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)Glasgow University Union: Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)Go Abroad: Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)History: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)History of Art: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Interdisciplinary Studies, School of (Dumfries Campus): Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Italian: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Law: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Learning Enhancement & Academic Development Service: Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)Library: Library Foyer (D11)Mathematics: Mathematics Building, Student Common Room (C3)Mature Students’ Association: Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)Medicine: Wolfson Medical School Building Foyer (C8)Modern Languages (French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Comparative Literature, Catalan, Czech, Polish and Chinese): Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Music: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Nursing & Health Care: Wolfson Medical School Building Foyer (C8)Philosophy: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Physics & Astronomy: Kelvin Building, Level 2 Lab, Room 220 (B8)Politics: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Portuguese: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Psychology: Concert Hall, Main Building (A12)Q-Step: Quantitative Social Sciences: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Queen Margaret Union: Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)Russian: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Scottish Literature: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Social & Public Policy: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Social Sciences MA (Social Sciences) degree: Advisers of Study: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Sociology: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Spanish: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Sport: Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)Statistics: Mathematics Building, Student Common Room (C3)Student Awards Agency for Scotland (SAAS): Randolph Hall, Main Building (A10)Student Clubs & Societies: Bute Hall, Main Building (A13)Student Finance & Support: Randolph Hall, Main Building (A10)Student Media: Bute Hall, Main Building (A14)Theatre Studies: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Theology & Religious Studies: Hunter Halls, Main Building (A14)Veterinary Biosciences: Western Infirmary Lecture Theatre Foyer (B9)Veterinary Medicine: Western Infirmary Lecture Theatre Foyer (B9)Widening Participation: Randolph Hall, Main Building (A10)

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TalksAccommodation: Wellington Church (F9)Accounting & Finance: Humanity Lecture Theatre/ Lecture Theatre 466, Main Building (A24)Applications & Admissions: Wellington Church (F9)Archaeology: East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building (A25)Art, Design & Architecture: East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building (A25)Biology & Life Sciences (Chief Adviser, Animal Biology, Biomolecular Sciences, Human Life Sciences, Infection Biology): Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1 (D1)Business & Management: Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201 (E15)Celtic & Gaelic: Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building (A27)Central & East European Studies: East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building (A25) Chemistry: Joseph Black Building, Lecture Theatre B419 (B4)Classics (Ancient History/Classical Civilisation/Greek/Latin): Lecture Theatre 466, Main Building (A24)Computing Science: Sir Alexander Stone Building, Lecture Theatre 208 (D5)Dentistry: Western Infirmary Lecture Theatre (B9)Digital Media & Information Studies: Adam Smith Business School, Lecture Theatre 206, Main Building (A9)Earth Science and Geology: East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building (A25)Economic & Social History: East Quad Lecture Theatre, Main Building (A25)Economics: Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building (A24)Education: Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201 (E15)Education: Catholic Teacher Certificate: Sir Charles Wilson Building, Seminar Room 101 (E15)Engineering (Aerospace): James Watt South Building, Room 354 (A1)Engineering (Biomedical): James Watt South Building, Room 375 (A1)Engineering (Civil): James Watt South Building Room 355/375 (A1)Engineering (Electronics & Electrical): James Watt South Building, Room 375 (A1)Engineering (Mechanical): James Watt South Building, Room 354 (A1)Engineering (Product Design): James Watt South Building, Room 355 (A1)English Language & Linguistics: Sir Alexander Stone Building, Seminar Room 204 (D5)English Literature: Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2 (D1)Film & Television Studies: Gilmorehill Centre,Andrew Stewart Cinema (E9)Geography: Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building (A24)Go Abroad: McIntyre Building, Room 201 (A22)History: Wellington Church/McIntyre Building, Room 201 (F9/A22)History of Art: Hunterian Art Gallery, Lecture Theatre 103 (D12)Interdisciplinary Studies, School of (Dumfries Campus): Gilbert Scott Conference Room 250, Main Building (A27) Law: Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201 (E15)Mathematics & Statistics: Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2 (D1)Mathematics (Subject Taster): Mathematics Building, Seminar Room 116 (C3)Medicine: Joseph Black Building, Lecture Theatre B419 (B4)/Teaching & Learning Centre, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Modern Languages (French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Comparative Literature, Catalan, Czech, Polish, and Chinese): Sir Charles Wilson Building, Lecture Theatre 201/McIntyre Building, Room 201 (E15/A22)Music: Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building (A24)Nursing & Health Care: Wolfson Medical School Building, Seminar Room 1 (C8)Philosophy: Humanity Lecture Theatre, Main Building (A24)Physics & Astronomy: Kelvin Building, Lecture Theatre 222 (B8)Politics: Wellington Church (F9)

Psychology: Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2/Lecture Theatre 1 (D1)Science: Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 1 (D1)Scottish Literature: Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2 (D1)Sociology: McIntyre Building, Room 201 (A22)Sport: Rankine Building, Lecture Theatre 408 (E7)Statistics & Mathematics: Boyd Orr Building, Lecture Theatre 2 (D1)Student Finance & Support: Wellington Church (F9)Student Life Q&A: Adam Smith Business School, Lecture Theatre 206, Main Building (A9)Theatre Studies: Andrew Stewart Cinema, Gilmorehill Centre (E9)Theology & Religious Studies: 4 The Square (A20)Veterinary Medicine & Veterinary Biosciences: Western Infirmary Lecture Theatre (B9)

General ToursAccommodation: University Avenue at (B7) and (C8) City Sightseeing Tour: McIntyre Building Bus Stop (A22) Glasgow University Union (E8)Library (D11) + Special Collections: Level 12 (D11) Queen Margaret Union (D3)Sport (E6)

Visitor AttractionsHunterian Art Gallery (D12)Hunterian Museum (A15)Mackintosh House (D13)Snap Happy Photo Booth (A11)University Chapel (A8)Visitor Centre and Gift Shop (A11)Zoology Museum (B3)

Food and DrinkStudent Unions (D3), (E8) Cafés (A9, A26, A28, C8, E2, V5)

Security/EmergenciesCentral Services Gatehouse (A21)

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