Scarborough Campus

Open Day 9 July 2011

Contents What you need to know | 1

Who will be here? | 2

Talks and tours | 6

Subject talks | 8

Maps | 9

Make yourself at home.

There is no need to book in advance for most of ourtalks or tours: just turn up.

For further information contact www.hull.ac.uk/opendays01482 465293

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ReceptionOpen from 9.30am till 3.30pm. Please register at reception on

arrival where further information about the day will be

available.

Disabled VisitorsAlthough most areas of the University are accessible some

buildings are, unfortunately, not user-friendly for those with

restricted mobility. If you or your guests have any specific

requirements, please phone 01482 465293

Meals and refreshmentsAvailable between 9am and 3pm in Kormak’s Dining Hall

and Calvino’s Cafe Bar. A complimentary drinks voucher will

be available on arrival.

Travel and parkingThe University is sign posted by the AA. The post code is

YO11 3AZ.

There is limited parking available on Campus, therefore we

advise visitors to consider using Scarborough’s Park and

Ride schemes on the A64 and A165. A pdf of the services is

available at www.scarboroughparkandride.co.uk

Alternatively you can use the Holbeck Hill car park which is

accessible via Wheatcroft Avenue, directly opposite the

Campus entrance.

For those who are planning on coming by train there is a taxi

rank at the station. Alternatively, visitors can take the

number 7 bus from the stop at the top of the pedestrian

precinct.

What you need to know

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Academic staff will be available to give advice and guidance

and to answer general and specific enquiries about the

degree programmes on offer:

PS1, 10.30 – 3.00• Business and Management

• Coastal Marine Biology

• Creative Music Technology

• Design for Digital Media

• Digital Art

• Digital Media Studies

• Early Childhood Studies

• Ecology

• Educational Studies

• English Language and Literature

• English Literature and Culture

• Environmental Science

• International Business

• Media Performance

• PGCE

• Popular Music

• Primary Teaching

• Sport and Leisure Management

• Theatre and Performance

• Tourism Management

• Web Design and Development

Tutors will also be available to consult about opportunities

for postgraduate study across a range of disciplines.

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Foundation degrees available include: • Early Childhood Policy and Practice (visit the Educational

Studies stand)

• Health and Social Care for Adults (visit the Centre for

Employability and Professional Skills stand)

• Theory and Practice of Counselling (visit the Centre for

Employability and Professional Skills stand)

• Working with Children and Young People in Education

(visit the Centre for Employability and Professional Skills

stand)

• Working with Children, Young People and Families (visit

the Centre for Employability and Professional Skills stand)

Non traditional learner?As well as the many Foundation degrees we have to offer,

staff from the Centre for Employability & Professional Skills

will be happy to advise on part-time, community based and

employer based learning opportunities.

AccommodationFind out about the range of accommodation available at the

Scarborough campus and in the town, from the on-campus

Cayley Hall to University-managed houses and flats and

private sector accommodation.

CareersThe Careers Service has gained recognition for excellence of

service in the public sector and the University is equal 11th in

the UK for graduate employability. The Careers Service at the

Scarborough campus offers comprehensive information,

advice and guidance to all students from the very beginning

of their studies to graduation and beyond. Find out about

the support provided to help our students reach their goals.

Student SupportFind out about the range of specialist services provided by

the University including chaplains, disability services,

finance, student counselling services and specialist student

support staff.

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Students’ Union (In Calvino’s Cafe Bar)An important part of student life, the Students’ Union runs a

variety of clubs and societies, provides many opportunities

for voluntary work and community involvement and

arranges social and educational events. A representative will

be available to talk about student life and the role of the

Students’ Union.

Study Advice ServiceThe Study Advice Service offers a comprehensive

programme of one-to-one confidential support and advice

leaflets to students throughout their university career. Areas

in which support is offered include academic writing, essay

writing, exam and revision techniques, note-taking,

numeracy, referencing work and many more.

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General talks and tours Talks

About University and the Scarborough campusTime: 10.00

Venue: C252

Repeated at: 12.00 and 1.30

Venue: C252 and W027

Money Matters: a guide to student finance (2012)Time: 12.45

Venue: C252

Repeated at: 2.00

Venue: Quad 1

Accommodation: overview of student accommodation inScarboroughTime: 12.00

Venue: W027

Repeated at: 2.00

Venue: W027

Careers: how the Careers Service can add value to yourdegreeTime: 12.30

Venue: W027

Students’ Union: how the Student Union supportsstudents at the Scarborough campusTime: 12.30

Venue: Quad 1

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Tours

Accommodation toursVisit the on-campus halls of residence, Cayley Hall, with a

student guide.

Times: 10.00; 10.20; 10.40; 11.00; 11.20; 11.40; 12.00;

12.20; 12.40; 1.00; 1.20; 1.40; 2.00; 2.20; 2.40

Duration: 20 minutes

Assemble: Outside Cayley Hall, Security Office

Campus ToursTake a tour of the Campus with one of our student guides

Times: 10.00; 10.30; 11.00; 11.30; 12.00; 12.30; 1.00;

1.30; 2.00; 2.30

Duration: 20 – 25 minutes

Assemble: Under the arch opposite Cayley Hall

Town ToursA minibus will leave the Scarborough campus at the

following times:

Times: 10.30; 11.45; 1.00

Duration: 60 minutes

Assemble: In front of reception

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Subject Time Venue

Scarborough 1.15 Lab 3

Centre for Environmentaland Marine Sciences, Coastal

Marine Biology, Environmental

Science and Ecology

Creative Music 11.30 – 1.00 CG1

Technology repeated

including Popular 2.00 – 3.30 CG1

Music

These talks include a tour of the music studios. There are

limited spaces on this talk, please book your place at

reception on arrival.

Digital Media 10.45 – 11.15 IT2

including Design for Digital

Media, Digital Media Studies,

Media Performance, Web

Design and Development

Educational Courses and 10.00 – 10.30 Quad 4

Primary Teacher Training repeated

Information about Primary 1.00 – 1.30 Quad 4

Teaching, Educational Studies,

Post-graduate Teacher Training

(PGCE) and Foundation

Degree in Early Years

English 10.45 – 11.15 CG1

Scarborough Management 10.45 – 11.15 C252

Centre including Business and

Management, IT, International

Business, Sport and Leisure,

Tourism

Theatre and 11.30 – 12.15 Performance

Performance Studies Studio 2

The talk will be followed by the Department’s own

programme of activities for the day, including workshops

and the opportunity to talk with staff and current

Undergraduate students.

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