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UNIVERSITY OF WEST LONDON
#UWLOpenDay
uwl.ac.uk/ open
UNDERGRADUATE OPEN DAY
Saturday 23 April 2016, 10am – 3pm St Mary’s Road, Ealing W5 5RF
96% of our graduates are in employment within six months of graduating*
#UWLOPENDAY 23 APRIL 2016
Welcome to the University of West London We are delighted that you are interested in studying at the University of West London and look forward to meeting you.
Contents Your arrival
In order to make the most of the talks and demonstrations, please have a look at the planner on pages 16 - 19 of this booklet. Many of our talks are repeated so you can time your visit to suit you.
Students’ Union
Deciding which university to apply for can be tough, and we hope our open day will help you to make an informed decision. Please do not hesitate to ask any of the team if you have any questions.
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Professor Peter John Vice-Chancellor University of West London
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Tours 6 Course Information Fair
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William Brake Student Services Centre 10 12
Subject talks 14 Talks planner 16
CONTENTS
WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSITY OF WEST LONDON
The open day will be a great opportunity for you to find out more about the course you are interested in and see why 96% of our graduates are in employment within six months of graduating*.
Subject talks 20 Site map 24 Shuttle bus information
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How to find us
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Our new campus
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* According to Employment Performance Indicators (EPI) figures published by HESA in 2015. Graduates who have studied an undergraduate degree programme.
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Your arrival When you arrive, please go to our main reception on St Mary’s Road. Refreshments Refreshments will be available in Heart. If you would like to buy refreshments during the day, you can do so in the Students’ Union or at Go Sasa in The Street.
YOUR ARRIVAL
Help points If you need any advice or help throughout the day, our help points will be situated in The Street and in Heart. The team there will be able to answer your questions, direct you around campus and advise you on how to make the most of your day.
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Tours General campus tours Times: These run throughout the day and leave approximately every 30 minutes. There is no need to reserve a space. Location: The campus tour meeting point is situated by the Library helpdesk in Heart. We believe the best people to show you around our facilities are our current students. Who better to give you a real insight into what it’s like to be a student at the University of West London?
If you would like to view the teaching facilities at our Brentford site, tours run approximately once an hour from 12.30pm. The waiting room for tours to Brentford is BY.GF.002. Library Tours Times: 11am, 12noon, 1pm and 2pm. Location: The tour meeting point is located at the Library helpdesk in Heart. Students spend a lot of their time in the Library, so why not speak to one of our dedicated Library staff, who can help you make the most of the resources available? As well as our extensive stock of specialist books and journals, the Library provides fully-networked, open access work stations, scanners, colour printers, DVDs and audio playback.
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London College of Music tours Times: The tours will run every 30 minutes and will take approximately 40 minutes. Location: The tour meeting point is by the Library helpdesk in Heart. Tours will include LCM recording studios, the media resource centre, Lawrence Hall Theatre technical gallery, MAC Labs, radio studio and production studios for musical theatre and theatre studies. Nursing and Midwifery Simulation Centre tours Times: These run regularly throughout the day from 11am with the last tour at 2pm. Location: Please go to one of our help points in the Street or Heart. The waiting room is BY.GF.002. Our Simulation Centre has state-of-the-art facilities to allow for hands-on training. The Centre is able to replicate theatre, critical care, A&E (Accident and Emergency), midwifery, ward-based and community environments, supporting the educational needs of students from a range of disciplines. It is located on our Brentford site, eight minutes by the free UWL shuttle bus from our Ealing site. More information on the shuttle bus can be found on page 25 of this booklet.
Accommodation tours Times: These run regularly throughout the day from 11am with the last tour at 2.30pm. Location: Please go to one of our help points in the Street or Heart. The waiting room is BY.GF.002. Paragon is our award-winning student accommodation which has 810 ensuite single study bedrooms, each with communal kitchen/dining areas, fitted to the highest standards including WiFi. It is located on our Brentford site, eight minutes by the free UWL shuttle bus from our Ealing site. More information on the shuttle bus can be found on page 25 of this booklet.
TOURS
TOURS
The tour will include: • our main social spaces • William Brake Student Services Centre
Tours
The tour takes around one hour to complete, and if you don’t have time to join a tour on the day, staff from the Accommodation Service will be available to answer any queries at the William Brake Student Services Centre on the ground floor. For more information about our accommodation visit: uwl.ac.uk/accommodation
Due to high demand, it may only be possible for one guest to accompany you on this tour.
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Course Information Fair Talk to our academics one-to-one Times: 10am – 3pm Location: Weston Hall
COURSE INFORMATION FAIR
Careers and Employment Service and Volunteering If you would like to talk to someone about careers, or if you are thinking of working part-time during your studies, the Careers and Employment Service will be able to help. We can help you to make choices that are right for you whether they involve employment or further study. You can also speak to us to find out what volunteering is all about: from One Day Challenges to Volunteer Placements, there is something for everyone.
College of Nursing, Midwifery and Healthcare Adult/child nursing, learning disabilities nursing, mental health nursing, healthcare, midwifery, operating department practice, and health promotion and public health. Ealing Law School Criminology, law and sociology. London College of Hospitality and Tourism Airline and airport management, culinary arts and professional cookery, events management, hospitality management and travel and tourism.
School of Computing and Engineering Applied sound engineering, architectural technology, civil and environmental engineering, construction project management, electrical engineering, computer science, creative computing and mobile computing.
COURSE INFORMATION FAIR
Visit our Course Information Fair to talk to our academics one-to-one. Representatives from each of our Schools will be on hand to answer any questions you may have. We recommend you visit your subject talk first then come to the Course Information Fair if you have any further questions.
Admissions Home and EU admissions International Office
Course Information Fair
School of Human and Social Sciences Forensic science and psychology. The Claude Littner Business School Accounting, business and finance.
London College of Music Acting, music composition, music management, music performance, music technology, musical theatre and theatre production. London School of Film, Media and Design Advertising and PR, broadcast journalism, fashion and textiles, film production, graphic design, media and communications, photography, radio and multimedia audio production and visual effects.
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William Brake Student Services Centre
William Brake Student Services Centre
Times: 10am – 3pm Location: Street
Health, counselling and chaplaincy We look after our students through close links with local doctors and GP practices.
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wellbeing support
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funding advice
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health, counselling and chaplaincy
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general student advice.
Accommodation William Brake Student Services Centre will be able to discuss accommodation options and how to apply for a place in our Student Halls of Residence. They can also advise you on: •
letting agents and private rented accommodation
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student residences.
Wellbeing support Our Wellbeing Advisors work with students who have a wide range of disabilities and mental health diagnoses, including but by no means restricted to: •
specific learning difficulties (such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, ADHD)
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mental health difficulties (such as depression, bi-polar disorder)
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long term medical conditions (such as HIV, cancer, multiple sclerosis)
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unseen disabilities (such as diabetes, asthma, epilepsy)
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sensory impairments (such as visual impairment, hearing impairment)
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mobility or physical impairments (such as paralysis, arthritis).
We offer a counselling service in case you feel your well-being is being affected or compromised and would like to talk in confidence about any issues. Our chaplaincy represents all faith communities and can offer personal and spiritual support for students of any religious background or none.
Mentoring The Mentoring team provides one-to-one support through drop-in sessions, which are available daily, offering guidance and support to help with any aspect of a student’s experience. The service also provides on-going support by pairing students with peers who are working at a level above them on the same or a similar course.
WILLIAM BRAKE STUDENT SERVICES CENTRE
WILLIAM BRAKE STUDENT SERVICES CENTRE
William Brake Student Services Centre can help with all non-academic student enquiries on a one-to-one basis and advise you on: • accommodation
Funding advice Get advice on a one-to-one basis about student loans including child support, adult fee loans and maintenance loans; and scholarships, including UWL scholarships, donor scholarships and alumni scholarships.
If you are considering studying part-time, please visit the William Brake Student Services Centre in the Street for more information on funding.
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Students’ Union Students’ Union The Students’ Union will be open to all. Make sure to visit the gym, café and Freddie’s Bar! Come and experience what student life is like at the University of West London. As a student, you automatically become a member of the Students’ Union.
STUDENTS’ UNION
STUDENTS’ UNION
Our role is to make sure that you have the best time, socially and academically, throughout your studies. We offer a bar, gym and café on campus exclusively for the use of our students, and support a range of different clubs and societies which you can join to have fun and meet new friends. The SU also supports course representatives to make sure that your voice is heard and to give you a say in your academic experience. There are plenty of opportunities for you to get involved in the Students’ Union. When you arrive, make sure to come and meet us and be part of something great! This year’s elected Students’ Union President, Josh Goddard, will be available all day for you to ask any questions you may have about studying at the University of West London. For all of the latest news and updates, please follow @UWL_SU on Twitter.
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Subject talks
Many of our talks are repeated so that you can fit other activities around the talks that you wish to attend. We recommend that you go to your subject talk before you visit the Course Information Fair, to help you make the most of your time. You do not need to book for any of our talks.
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Introduction to the University of West London Times: 10am and 12.15pm Location: BY.01.001, First Floor, Lady Byron, Ealing site
Parents Talk Times: 1pm Location: BY.02.026, Second Floor, Lady Byron, Ealing site
We will welcome you to the University and will showcase the exciting opportunities the University has to offer.
This talk will give parents and guardians lots of hints and tips on the support they can provide throughout the university application process.
Money Talk - student loans and tuition fees Times: 10.45am and 1.45pm Location: BY.02.026, Second Floor, Lady Byron, Ealing site
UCAS Application and Personal Statement Talk Times: 11.30am and 2.30pm Location: BY.02.026, Second Floor, Lady Byron, Ealing site
Come along to our Money Talk, where we will be presenting a guide to applying for student finance. The talk will also cover what financial help may be available to you.
In today’s competitive climate, a high quality personal statement can be vital in securing your place at your first-choice university.
If you cannot attend this talk you can speak to our Advisor located in the Street who will answer any questions you might have.
SUBJECT TALKS
SUBJECT TALKS
There will be a number of talks throughout the day to help you find out more about our courses and facilities. The planner on pages 16 - 19 will help you schedule your day and the information over the next few pages will help you work out which of our talks will be most useful to you.
Subject talks
This talk will certainly help to get you started. There will be really useful advice and work sheets to take away with you at the end of the session.
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Open Day Schedule
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University-wide talks Introduction to UWL
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Money Talk: student loans and tuition fees
BY.01.001 BY.02.026
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Parents Talk
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UCAS application process and personal statements workshop
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College of Nursing, Midwifery and Healthcare Welcome Talk
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Nursing (Adult, Children, Learning Disabilities and Mental Health) Midwifery Operating Department Practice Ealing Law School Criminology and Sociology
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Law
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Mock Trial
MCR (PE.01.006)*
Welcome Talk
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Acting Talk
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Film Music Composition
PK.01.003
BY.01.021
Music Composition
PK.01.003
Music Management
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Music Performance (Classical/Jazz)
PK.01.003
Music Performance and Recording (Popular Music) Music Technology and Live Sound Production Music Technology and Live Sound Production workshop Musical Theatre and Acting workshop
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Musical Theatre Talk
PK.GF.001
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Theatre Production (Lighting and sound workshop)
LA.01.005 PK.02.001
Voice in Performance workshop Drop-in Jam Session
ROOMS For campus map and room numbering guide please refer to page 24 of this booklet.
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BY.01.024
PK.GF.001
Theatre Production
Voice in Performance
TALKS PLANNER
TALKS PLANNER
London College of Music
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Open Day Schedule
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London College of Hospitality and Tourism Welcome Talk
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Culinary Arts and Professional Cookery
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Events Management
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Airline and Airport Management Travel and Tourism Management London School of Film, Media and Design Welcome Talk
WK.01.015 WK.01.004 BY.01.001
Advertising and Public Relations*
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Communication Design workshop
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Broadcast Journalism
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Fashion and Textiles
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Film Production
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Showreel
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Graphic Design Media and Communications
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Photography and Commercial Photography
BY.01.011 BY.02.024
Radio Studio workshop
LA.01.003
Visual Effects
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Visual Effects motion capture demonstration
BY.01.009 WK.01.008
Applied Sound Engineering
WK.01.008
Architectural Design and Technology, Construction Project Management and Building Surveying Civil and Environmental Engineering
WK.01.010 WK.01.008
Computing (taster lecture and interactive demonstrations) Electrical and Electronic Engineering School of Human and Social Sciences Welcome Talk
TALKS PLANNER
TALKS PLANNER
Photography workshop Radio and Multimedia Audio Production
School of Computing and Engineering Welcome Talk
Showreel
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BY.03.015 WK.01.008 WK.01.014
Forensic Science Psychology
WK.02.011 WK.01.014
The Claude Littner Business School Welcome Talk Accounting and Finance Business
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Subject Talks Introduction to subject the University West Some of our talksofinclude London opportunities to try your Times: 11.15am and 12.30pm chosen yourself Location: subject Dr Williamout Barryfor Theatre, First Floor, Ealing siteactivities and with hands-on
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If you’re interested in studying Advertising Come along to our Money Talk, where we will and Public Relations or Graphic Design, be presenting a guide to applying for student come along to this workshop which will use finance. The talk will also cover what financial storytelling to explore and problem solve help may be available to you. through three key phases: If you cannot attend this talk you can DEFINITION phase: What are you trying to speak to our Advisor located in The Street do, solve or create? who will answer any questions you might DISCOVERY phase: From where are you have. drawing your unique inspiration for each project? DESIGN: What are the key solutions in your idea; use of materials and value they create when brought together? Law and Criminology criminal trial review Times: 11.45am – 12.45pm Location: Mock Courtroom (PE.01.006), First floor, Peter John, Ealing site Join Ealing Law School in their new mock courtroom to participate in a review and examination of a real case.
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Music Technology and Live Sound Production workshop Times: 12.15pm, 1.30pm and 2.30pm Location: BY.01.024, First Floor, Lady Byron, Ealing site Dr Andrew Bourbon, senior lecturer in music technology, will be running an open workshop. He will be looking at the mixing process and how the choice of technology can radically influence music production. There will be an opportunity to both hear and discuss the techniques used. Musical Theatre and Acting: Interested in a future in acting or musical theatre? – talk and audition workshop Times: Talks at 11.30am or 1.30pm - please choose the session which suits you best. Workshop: 12pm - 1pm for all Acting and Musical Theatre students Locations: Acting talks: PK.02.001, Second floor, Park, Ealing site (11.30am); BY.01.021, First floor, Lady Byron (1.30pm) Musical Theatre talks: Lawrence Hall, Ground floor, Park, Ealing site (11.30am); BY.01.021, First floor, Lady Byron (1.30pm) Workshop: Lawrence Hall, Ground floor, Park, Ealing site Do you fear the audition and want to know the secrets to unlocking the door to success? As well as our Musical Theatre and Acting subject talk, you will be able to put yourself in the position of the panel and witness aspects of the audition process. A lecture demonstration concerning the do’s and don’ts of getting THAT place… Become the
panel…make the choice! If you have a piece that you would like to try, please do bring this along with you. BMus (Hons) Film Music Composition Time: 11.30am – 12noon Location: PK.01.003, First floor, Park, Ealing site Come and meet Leigh Phillips, one of our lead tutors, an award-winning composer and orchestrator. Get an insight into the world of music composition for film and witness some of the work of students at LCM and be inspired. Forensic Science: Who shot Professor Plum? Times: 11.30am – 12.30pm Location: WK.02.011, Second floor, Warwick, Ealing site Join us as we look at items of evidence to demonstrate the process of crime detection. Photography portfolio review workshop Time: 1.45pm – 2.45pm Location: BY.01.011, First floor, Lady Byron, Ealing site
Psychology Workshop Times: 11.30am – 12.30pm Location: WK.01.014, First floor, Warwick, Ealing site Get a feel for studying psychology at UWL with our psychology workshop on health and biological psychology. Theatre Production: Lighting and sound workshop Time: 1.30pm – 2pm Location: LA.01.005, First floor, Lammas, Ealing site
SUBJECT TALKS
SUBJECT TALKS
will showcase the exciting opportunities the Communication Design workshop: University has to offer. You can book for this ‘Stories are powerful tools that connect talk at the Helpdesk in the street. us to who we are and how we relate to each other’ Money Talk - student loans and tuition Times: 11.30am – 12pm fees Location: BY.01.015, First floor, Lady Byron, Times: 12.30pm and 2.30pm Ealing site Location: TC228, Second Floor, Ealing site
Subject Talks
If you are thinking about studying Theatre Production, join us for this lecture and workshop which will include a hands-on lighting and sound experience. Voice in Performance workshop Time: 1pm – 1.30pm Location: PK.02.002, Second floor, Park, Ealing site Join us for this opportunity to hear students demonstrate skills that will be central to this new unique course.
In this workshop, you will have the opportunity to discuss your photographic practice and receive a one-to-one portfolio review with a member of the teaching staff.
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Get involved There will also be plenty going on around the University for you to get involved with during our open day and to find out what life as a student at UWL is like. These are just some examples of what’s happening throughout the day. Blast FM and BA (Hons) Radio and Multimedia Audio Production
Blast FM, the official student station for the University of West London, is part of the fabric of the University, giving a voice to students across all Schools and courses. Students cover everything from local politics to University sports fixtures, in a broad ranging mix of music and speech.
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You can find out more on the website uwlblastmedia.com We’ve based our production suites on contemporary, high-spec commercial radio operations, with a teaching studio that can comfortably accommodate 20 students while an identical smaller suite means teaching and broadcasting can run parallel to each other. Our new BA (Hons) Radio and Multimedia Audio Production course is designed to produce graduates with a future-proof skillset that extends right across the highly competitive, ever evolving radio and audio industry. With our impeccable industry links, our students benefit from regular contact with radio’s most forward thinking professionals. Our cutting edge modules are delivered by a passionate and creative team of industry professionals and academics. You can find out more about this exciting, innovative course here: uwl.ac.uk/RMAP
Performances from London College of Music students There will be performances throughout the day by students from London College of Music. These will take place in Heart. Drop-in Jam Session Times: pop in any time between 10.45am and 2pm Location: BY.B1.036, Basement, Lady Byron, Ealing site Bring your instrument and join students from our BA (Hons) Performance and Recording course for our drop-in jam session.
Explore the Rift Times: 10am – 11am and 1pm – 3pm Location: Weston Hall. A fully-integrated hardware/software tech stack designed specifically for virtual reality, the Oculus Rift is transforming gaming, film, entertainment, and communication. If you’re interested in next-generation virtual reality, come and try it out in the Course Information Fair. London School of Film, Media and Design Look out for work by our advertising, graphic design, fashion and textiles, and photography students which will be on display around the campus.
GET INVOLVED
GET INVOLVED
This is an exciting time for radio at UWL, and our two brand new, state-of-the-art radio studios reflect our commitment to helping our students achieve seamless transition from graduate to industry practitioner.
Get involved
Find out more at one of our studio production sessions and subject talks today. We’d love to meet you!
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Site Map
Shuttle Bus Information
Find your way Ealing site map
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Please note that the bus will only stop at our Ealing and Brentford sites on the Open Day.
There is a tour waiting room located in our Ealing site (Room BY.GF.002) from where a member of staff can escort you to the bus. Brentford site For our Brentford site the stop is located opposite the University entrance.
Ealing site The bus stop is located on the right as you exit our Ealing site (Bus stop 65).
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SHUTTLE BUS INFORMATION
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The University of West London provides a free shuttle bus service for guests on our Open Day between our Ealing and Brentford sites.
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By train There is one train station within walking distance of our Ealing site, which is Ealing Broadway. There is a regular rail service to and from London Paddington (approx 10 mins), Slough (20-30 mins) and Reading (40 mins). By road Sat Nav postcode: W5 5RF, St Mary’s Road The Ealing site lies on the B455 between the A4 and the A4020 (Uxbridge Road). The M4 motorway is a few minutes’ drive away from Ealing (Junction 2), and the A40, M40 and M25 are all easily accessible.
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The University of West London has excellent transport links. The Ealing site is served by fast rail-links and there are also excellent local bus services.
Parking We recommend using public transport to travel to us, as parking in Ealing is limited and there is no parking available on site. There is, however, parking in Ealing Broadway Shopping Centre, which is reasonably priced, and a 5-10 minute walk away. Sat Nav postcode: W5 3HL
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Ealing Site
• Academic Office • Administration • Bookshop • Ealing Law School • London School of Film, Media and Design • London College of Music • London College of Hospitality and Tourism • Pillars Restaurant • Student Services • Students’ Union • Teaching Centre • University Accommodation Service • Paul Hamlyn Library
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• College of Nursing, Midwifery and Healthcare • Paragon Residential Accommodation • School of Human and Social Sciences • Nursing Simulation Centre • The Claude Littner Business School • School of Computing and Engineering • London College of Music Sound Studios 4
There is also limited parking on South Ealing Road. Sat Nav postcode: W5 4QT
Student Village Housing Shuttle bus stop
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OUR NEW CAMPUS
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The Ealing site of our west London campus has just undergone a £50 million transformation to create superb new facilities for our students. •
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Improved teaching facilities including a radio studio, musical theatre spaces and specialist architecture and civil engineering facilities. The Paul Hamlyn library opened at the Ealing site in September 2015 and boasts three new floors of library resources. Mock Court Room opened in February 2015 and provides realistic surroundings for students to practise mooting. New auditorium seating over 220.
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Heart opened in January 2015 providing a new social space in the heart of the campus. The William Brake Student Services Centre provides all the help you will need in one central space. A brand new Students’ Union with a bar, lounge, gym and modern café. London College of Music students benefit from a state-of-the-art performance centre.
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