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Postgraduate
Open Day Guide
November 2014–February 2015.
Ready for
the next level?
Find out how studying at Sheffield
can enhance your career and your life.
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Contents
Studying at Sheffield
is about taking your
career and your life
to the next level.
The Postgraduate Study Fair 4
General talks
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A-Z of department talks
Campus tours
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Accommodation tours
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Library tours
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Planning your day 14
Sheffield
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How to get here
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Getting around
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Campus map
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Where to eat
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Access for all
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What happens next?
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Want to explore your
undergraduate subject in more
detail, just because you love it?
We’ll show you how your passion
for learning can be a real asset in
all kinds of jobs.
Want to study for a PhD and
prepare for a research career?
With a postgraduate degree from
Sheffield you could go anywhere.
You could even switch subjects
and learn a profession like
management, teaching or law. We
also run specialist courses for
experienced professionals who
want to develop their careers.
We teach the very latest thinking:
new and emerging fields of
study, new technologies and new
practices. You’ll develop powerful
insight, independence, creativity
and technical skills.
Whatever your next level is, we’ll
get you there.
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The Postgraduate
Study Fair
General
talks
10.30am–2pm, The Foundry,
Level 2, Students’ Union,
map ref 120
Studio, Level 2,
Students’ Union
map ref 120
If you want to pick up a prospectus or get
information about any aspect of postgraduate
study at Sheffield, this is your one-stop shop.
Welcome to
postgraduate study at
the University of Sheffield
10.30am
How to apply
10.45am
We’ll talk you through the application
process and what you need to do.
Postgraduate Funding
11.15am
Staff and students from all
our academic departments
will be here:
• Faculty of Social Sciences
• Faculty of Arts and Humanities
• Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry
and Health
• Faculty of Engineering
• Faculty of Science
General Information Desk
Where to look for it and how to apply.
The General Information Desk is
your first port of call.
The benefits of
postgraduate study
11.45am
So will the people who run our
support services, including:
• Accommodation for
postgraduates
• The Careers Service
• Libraries
• Computing
• Support for disabled students
• Sports
• 301: the academic skills centre
• Doctoral Academy
The Foundry, Level 2, Students’
Union (map ref 120)
Register your attendance any
time between 10.30am and
2pm and help yourself to a free
tea or coffee.
Meet our students
Chat with members of our
Postgraduate Society (Progress)
as well as current students in
our ‘Meet a Postgrad’ area. This
is your chance to talk to students
from all faculties about their
postgraduate experience and to
find out what makes Sheffield
unique. Free hot drink.
Foundry, Level 2, Students’
Union 10.30–2pm (map ref 120)
Hear from our alumni how
postgraduate study here at
Sheffield has helped to change
their lives. Also find out how our
Careers Service can help you
take your career to the next level.
Research at
the University of Sheffield
12.30pm
Find out about our Doctoral
Academy and the support
available for research students.
The Sheffield
Postgraduate Experience
12.50pm
Current students talk about what
makes Sheffield special. Talk plus
Q&A session.
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A–Z of department talks
Arts and Humanaties
Map
ref
Who
What
When
Where
Details
Archaeology
Masters and research
2pm
Northgate House, Main
Reception, West Street
Talks by head of
department and head
of taught courses. Small
group meetings with
course directors.
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Sheffield Institute
for Interdisciplinary
Biblical Studies or
SIIBS
Masters and research
2pm
Interdisciplinary
Programmes Office
Jessop West G12
Drop-in session
184
School of English
Masters and research
2pm
Jessop West Foyer
Drop-in
184
History
Masters
2pm
Jessop West Exhibition
Space, G.01a
Talk
184
History
Research
2pm
Jessop West Exhibition
Space, G.01b
Talk
184
School of Languages
and Culture
Masters and research
2pm
Jessop West Foyer
Talks and drop-in session
184
Music
Masters and research
2pm
Dept of Music reception,
Jessop Building
Talk - meet MA course
directors
188
Philosophy
Masters and research
2pm
Department of
Philosophy, 45 Victoria
Street, main reception
Talk and Q&A session
161
Who
What
When
Where
MA Public
Humanities
2pm
G.12 Jessop West Foyer
Talk and Q&A session
184
Department of Human
Talk
Communication
Sciences, 382 Mushroom
Lane, main reception
37
2pm
Clinical
Communication
Studies
Masters and research
Masters
Clinical Dentistry
Masters
2pm
Dental School Foyer,
main entrance
Meeting with course
director
47
Clinical Dentistry
Research
2pm
Dental School Foyer,
main entrance
Meeting with postgraduate 47
research tutor
School of Health and
Related Research
(ScHARR)
Masters and research
2pm
ScHARR reception, 1st
floor, Regent Court
Drop-in sessions with
course leaders
Human
Communication
Sciences
Masters and research
2pm
Department of Human
Talk
Communication
Sciences, 382 Mushroom
Lane, main reception
37
Human Metabolism
MSc Reproductive and
Developmental Medicine
2pm
Academic unit developmental health
reception, Jessop Wing,
4th Floor
Drop-in session
86
Medical School
MRes Musculoskeletal
Ageing, MSc Molecular
Medicine. MSc (Res)
Translational Oncology,
MMedSci/Diploma
Human Nutrition,
MMedSci Vision and
Strabismus
2pm
Medical School
foyer area/café 1821.
Hallamshire Hospital
Drop-in session
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Medical School
MSc Translational
Neuroscience, Clinical
Neurology, MSc
Translational Pathology
(Neuroscience) (this is
a new course aiming to
launch Sept 2015)
2pm
Reception of Sheffield
Institute of Translational
Neuroscience, 385A
Glossop Road
Drop-in session,
talks and tour
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Nursing & Midwifery
Masters and research
2pm
Room B06, Barber House Drop-in sessions with
course leaders
Engineering
Who
What
When
Where
Details
Map
ref
Automatic Control
System Engineering
Masters and research
2pm
Amy Johnson Building
reception, Portobello
Street
Talk
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Chemical & Biological Research
Engineering
2pm
Student Support Office,
Sir Robert Hadfield
Building
Drop-in session
172
Civil & Structural
Engineering
Masters
2pm
Civil Eng Student
Support Office, Room
D114, Mappin Building
One-to-one or small group 170
talks. Optional Department
tour.
Civil & Structural
Engineering
Research
2pm
Civil Eng Student
Support Office, Room
D114, Mappin Building
One-to-one talks. Optional
Department tour.
170
Computer Science
Masters
2pm
Computer Science
reception, Regent Court
Presentation from MSc
Director
166
Computer Science
Research
2pm
Computer Science
reception, Regent Court
One-to-one talks. Optional
Department tour.
166
Electronic
and Electrical
Engineering
Masters
2:30pm
Mappin Building, Room
E150b
Talk with Q&A session,
refreshments.
170
Electronic
and Electrical
Engineering
Research
2:30pm
Mappin Building, Room
E150b
Drop-in session,
refreshments.
170
Materials Science
Engineering
Masters and research
2pm
General Office , Room
F20, Sir Robert Hadfield
Building
Drop-in session
172
Mechanical
Engineering
Masters and research
2pm
General Office, Room
MD64, Mappin Building
Drop-in session
170
Medicine, Dentistry and Health
Details
Map
ref
166
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Science
Who
What
When
Where
Details
Map
ref
Animal & Plant
Sciences
Masters and research
2pm
Alfred Denny Building
foyer
Drop-in session
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Chemistry
Masters
2pm
Dainton Building
reception
Drop-in session
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Maths
Masters
2pm
Hicks Building Room J9
Drop-in session
121
Maths
Research
2pm
Hicks Building Room I16
Drop-in session
121
Molecular Biology
and Biotechnology
Masters
2pm
Krebs Café, Firth Court
Drop-in session
105
Physics & Astronomy PhD and PhD with
integrated studies
2pm
Hicks Building Room E14
Drop-in session
121
Physics & Astronomy Masters
2pm
Hicks Building Room D19
Drop-in session
121
Psychology
2pm
Psychology Building foyer Talk. Meeting with course
directors and course reps.
Tour of the department.
Refreshments
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Masters
Social Science
Science
Communication
Masters
2pm
Hicks Building Room C39
Drop-in Session
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Statistics
Masters
2pm
Hicks Building Room I22a
Meet with staff and
students. Tour of facilities
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Who
What
When
Where
Details
Map
ref
Architecture
All masters inc. MArch
(RIBA part 2)
2pm
The Well, Floor 16, The
Arts Tower
Talk, tours, Q&A sessions,
refreshments
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Architecture
Research
2pm
The Well, Floor 16, The
Arts Tower
Talk, tours, Q&A sessions,
refreshments
104
East Asian Studies
Masters and research
2pm,
4pm
Seminar Room of the
Talk
Confucius Institute, 5
Shearwood Road, School
of East Asian Studies
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Economics
Masters
2pm
Edgar Allen House
Ground Floor Reception
Talk
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Economics
Research
2pm
Edgar Allen House
Ground Floor Reception
Talk
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Education
All masters, EdD, PGDE
and PhD
2pm
388 Glossop Road, Room
6.04
Drop-in session
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Geography
Masters and research
2pm
Geography Building Floor C - Ron Johnston
Research Room
Talks followed by meeting
academics and students.
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Information School
Masters
2pm
Regent Court, Room 204
Talks, tour, meetings with
academics and students,
refreshments
166
Journalism Studies
Masters
2pm
Journalism Studies Main
Reception
Talk and Q&A session
167
Landscape
Masters and research
2pm
Floor 13, main reception,
Arts Tower
Presentation and tour.
Coffee with students.
104
Law
MA Law
3pm
Moot Court, Bartolome
House
Drop-in session
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Law
LLM Corporate &
Commercial Law
2:45pm, Moot Court, Bartolome
3:35pm House
Drop-in session
101
Law
All other MAs, LLMs, LPC
and GDL
2pm
Moot Court, Bartolome
House
Drop-in session
101
Management School
Masters and research
2pm
Management School
main reception
Drop-in session
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Politics
Masters and research
2pm
G07 Elmfield Building
Informal talk and Q&A
session
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Sociological Studies Masters
2pm
Elmfield Building. Ask
at reception for room
numbers
Individual talks for each MA 31
Sociological Studies Research
2pm
Elmfield Building. Ask
at reception for room
numbers
Talk
Town & Regional
Planning
2pm
Geography Building Floor Talk
D, Room 7b
Masters and research
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Campus
tours
We recently invested
£240 million in facilities
for our students. This is
our chance to show you
where that money goes.
And you’ll get to know
our vibrant city campus.
When
Every 15 minutes
from 11am to 1pm
Where
Foundry, Students’ Union
Map ref 120.
Book a tour at the General
Information Desk.
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Accommodation
tours
When
Any time between 10.30am and
1.30pm. No need to book.
Where
The Edge, Endcliffe.
How to get there
Our postgraduate student
accommodation is a short walk or
bus ride away.
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The walk will take around 20
minutes and you can pick up a
self-guided walking tour from the
General Information Desk in the
Postgraduate Study Fair.
The journey by bus will take
around 10 minutes and will
cost £1.70. You can catch the
120 bus from Glossop Road
behind the Students’ Union (see
Map on page 24.) Ask the bus
driver for ‘Endcliffe Student
Accommodation’. The site is
clearly signposted from the bus
stop. Go to Reception at The Edge.
Library
tours
When
Every 15 minutes from 10am to
2.30pm. No need to book.
Western Bank Library
(map ref 103)
Arts and humanities, sciences,
social sciences.
Research materials, archives and
special collections.
Information Commons
(map ref 133)
Our 24/7 library, study space and
meeting place.
Health Sciences Library
(Self-guided tour – pick up a
leaflet from the main desk)
Hallamshire Hospital
Map ref 88
Medicine and dentistry. Silent
study space, PCs and laptops.
Our new
Engineering
library will be
housed in The
Diamond, the
University’s £81
million state-ofthe-art building
which will open
in June 2015.
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Talk to our
students
Planning your day
How would you like to spend your day?
Use this planner to make the most of your visit.
When
10am
10.30am
11am
11.30am
12pm
12.30pm
1pm
1.30pm
2pm
2.30pm
3pm
3.30pm
4pm
What
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Where
We have student ambassadors
on hand all day. They are our
current students so you can
talk to them about their own
experiences here at Sheffield.
They can also answer any
questions you may have,
or help you find your way
around. Just look out for
the green t-shirts!
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Sheffield
England’s
4th largest
city
England’s
greenest city
The safest
major city
in the UK
Make the
most of your
visit to our
unique city.
There’s lots
to see.
You can
pick up a
Self-guided
City Tour
leaflet from
the General
Information
Desk at the
Postgraduate
Study Fair in
the Students’
Union.
(Map ref 120)
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How to get here
Getting here is easy but finding a parking space
can be difficult. That’s why we recommend
getting here by train.
By train and tram
By car
We’re on all the mainline routes
across the UK. From the train
station there’s a tram roughly
every ten minutes to campus. The
journey takes about ten minutes.
Get the blue line towards Malin
Bridge and ask for a ticket to
the University. Our student
ambassadors will be at the train
station all day so if you need any
help, please ask them.
There are a range of parking
options available in the city
centre. We recommend checking
the Sheffield City Council web
pages for travel, parking advice
and a map of public car parking
available at:
www.sheffield.gov.uk/roads
By coach
National Express nationwide
coach service has connections
from around the country that
stop at the Sheffield Transport
Interchange, Pond Street.
Megabus Coaches also stop at the
Meadowhall Interchange which
is accessible by Supertram from
the city centre.
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There are also Park & Ride
facilities available but please be
aware that these will be busy with
shoppers.
Stay over
If you’d like to spend more time
in Sheffield before or after your
open day, we can recommend
some great hotels, B&Bs and
restaurants. This gives you a
chance to explore the city further
and get a feel for it. We even have
our own boutique hotel, Halifax
Hall Hotel.
For more on getting here, Park and Ride
and places to stay, see our website:
www.sheffield.ac.uk/visitors
For things to do in Sheffield, see:
www.welcometosheffield.co.uk/visit
Getting here
by train
Birmingham 1 hour 7 mins
Bristol 2 hours 47 mins
Cardiff 3 hours 22 mins
Edinburgh 3 hours 20 mins
Leeds 40 mins
Leicester 56 mins
Liverpool 1 hour 42 mins
London 2 hours 5 mins
Manchester 48 mins
Nottingham 52 mins
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Getting around
Walkley Walkley
Rivelin Valley
Rivelin Valley
Kelham Island
Kelham Island
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campus
campus
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Cathedral
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West Street
West Street
Tudor Square
Tudor Square
Devonshire
Devonshire
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Graves Gallery
Graves Gallery
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Broomhill
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Millennium
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Where to eat
Edge Café, Endcliffe
accommodation
(see Central Sheffield map ref 9)
There are loads of places to eat on campus, whether you want
to grab a quick sandwich on the move or sit down to a pub lunch.
You can take food away from any of our venues, except Bar One,
The University Arms and Inox Dine, which are eat in only.
At the heart of Endcliffe
accommodation this café is a
great place to meet and spend
time. Coffee, pastries and
sandwiches. At night we sell
pizzas to go.
IC Café (map ref F3 133)
Part of the Information
Commons, this busy café is open
24/7 in term time and provides
a great range of hot and cold
snacks to feed the body and
mind whilst you’re hard at work.
Please ask staff or one of our
Student Ambassadors for more
detailed opening times.
Grill & Go, level 3
in the Students’ Union
Our Shop, level 3 in
the Students’ Union
(map ref E4 120)
(map ref E4 120)
(map ref E4 120)
Arts Tower Bakehouse,
the Arts Tower
Serving up a great selection of
fresh and healthy wraps in a
variety of international flavours.
(Halal).
If you want to grab and go, there’s
fresh coffee, sandwiches, pasties,
salads and more.
A contemporary British
restaurant located on the fifth
floor of the Students’ Union
building serving great quality,
locally sourced food.
(map ref E2 104)
This brand new bakehouse serves
pies and pasties fresh out of the
oven. It’s located on the lower
ground floor of the Arts Tower,
where you’ll also find the famous
Paternoster lift.
Interval Cafe Bar
Uni Central, level 4 in
the Students’ Union
(map ref E3 119)
(map ref E4 120)
There are loads of lunch options
here including hot main meals,
soups and sandwiches.
Here you’ll find a worldwide
range of food, whether you want
chow mein from our wok station,
homemade pizzas or roasted peri
peri chicken.
Inox Dine
Falafel Falafel
(map ref E4 120)
Bar One, level 1 in
the Students’ Union
Jessop Cafe, Jessop West
(map ref E4 120)
(map ref F3 184)
Fantastically tasty food including
toasted subs, juicy burgers and
beer-battered fish and chips.
A centrally located cafe with
a great atmosphere. Offering
a wide variety of hot and cold
food made on site.
The University Arms
(map ref E3 126)
A one of a kind University-owned
pub serving real ales and locally
sourced pub food.
Coffee Revolution, level 3
in the Students’ Union
Krebs, Firth Court
(map ref E4 120)
(map ref D3 105)
The View Deli, level 4
in the Students’ Union
They serve great coffee here and
it’s all fairtrade. There are lots of
freshly made lunch options and
plenty of cakes and pastries to
choose from.
A traditional and beautiful
redbrick setting for tea, coffee,
sandwiches and cakes.
(map ref E4 120)
Mappin Cafe, Sir Frederick
Mappin Building
(map ref H3 170)
A recently revamped cafe with a
great range of international food.
The amazing city views from
this cafe are unmissable. Start
your day with a freshly baked
pastry or breakfast muffin. For
lunch, there’s plenty of choice
including a variety of in-house
deli sandwiches.
Serving falafel wraps and drinks.
Cafe 1828
Medical School, Royal Hallamshire
Hospital (map ref 88)
A slick and modern café located
in the Medical School, featuring a
great range of coffees, snacks and
bowl food.
New Leaf, level 3 in
the Students’ Union
(map ref E4 120)
Come to our salad bar to
create the perfect takeaway
salad for yourself.
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What happens next?
All our venues have
disabled access.
If you need any
help on the day,
ask a member of
staff or a student
ambassador.
Parking
There are some parking spaces
available for blue badge holders.
Contact us as soon as possible to
secure a spot.
Other requirements
If you have any special
requirements, let us know
and we’ll do everything we
can to help.
T: 0114 222 9872
E: [email protected]
How to apply
Funding your studies
Keep in touch
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www.sheffield.ac.uk/
postgraduate/taught/apply
There are various different
sources of funding that can
help you with your postgraduate
studies. You can access the
Alternative Guide to Postgraduate
Funding and a list of other
funding options at:
Was there a question you
wanted to ask but you didn’t get a
chance? Get in touch. We’re here
to help you all year round, not
just on the open day.
www.sheffield.ac.uk/ssid/
finance/pg (Masters)
If you’d like to give us any feedback
leading up to or about your day,
we’re always happy to listen.
To apply for a PhD, visit:
www.sheffield.ac.uk/
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Tuition fees
The tuition fees for postgraduate
students coming to the University
in 2015 will be available by spring
2015 and will be published on our
website at:
www.sheffield.ac.uk/ssid/
fees/pgt
www.sheffield.ac.uk/
postgraduate/research/
finance (Research)
Use our funding calculator to
find out what funding might be
available to you.
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