Campus life

The part timetables cannot describe

Two campuses, a hundred societies, and support services with published response targets. Here is what surrounds the studying.

Life in pictures

Curved shelves of the university library reading room
The Old Library reading rooms
Students taking notes in a small seminar
Seminars run in small blocks
Graduates throwing their caps against the skyline
Graduation week, every July

Facilities, mapped

Every building below is on the interactive campus map with accessibility notes.

Hillfort Campus

The main campus on the hill above the city: great hall, foundry, trading lab, and the sports park.

  • Exchange Building — Lecture theatres
  • Old Library — Reading rooms
  • Foundry & Workshops — Foundry
  • Trading Lab — Trading terminals
See on the map

Riverside Campus

The city-centre campus by the water: studios, moot court, simulation ward, and the public clinic.

  • Riverside Atrium — Performance space
  • Moot Court — Moot court
  • Simulation Ward — Sim ward
  • Studio Block — Print studios
See on the map

Sport for every level

The sports park runs a gym, astro pitches, and a sports hall, with recreational leagues that welcome people who have never played competitively.

Food you can afford

Market Hall on Riverside and the union on Hillfort publish their prices, and the cheapest hot meal on either campus is capped at £3.50 with student ID.

Faith, quiet, and families

Two prayer rooms, a contemplative room, and a family room sit within the union buildings, bookable without a reason.