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Postgraduate Open Day GuideMay 2016.

Experience The Extraordinary.

1May 20162 Postgraduate Open Day Guide A World Top-100 UniversityTimes Higher Education World University Rankings 2015–16

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No 1 Students’ Union for eight years running Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey 2016

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5Nobel Prize winners

£250m capital investment 2010–2015 on teaching facilities, students’ union, research labs, residences, sports and library facilities

1.3 million books and periodicals in the library

3May 20162 Postgraduate Open Day Guide

The Postgraduate Open Day 4

General talks 5

A-Z of department talks 6

Campus tours 10

Accommodation tours 12

Library tours 13

Planning your day 14

Sheffield 16

How to get here 18

Getting around 20

Campus map 22

Where to eat 24

Access for all 26

What happens next? 27

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.

Studying atSheffield is abouttaking your careerand your lifeto the next level.

Contents

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Experience the Extraordinary The Foundry, Level 2Students’ Union, map ref 120

Meet staff and students and discovermore about postgraduate study atSheffield in our main exhibition.

Registration Desk The Registration Desk is your first port of call. Register your attendance any time between 12pm and 4pm. The Foundry, Level 2, Students’ Union (map ref 120)

Meet our students Chat with members of our Postgraduate Society 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 12pm–2pm (map ref 120)

Main Exhibition 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

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• Students’ Union• International• Finance• Student Services

Information Desk• Admissions

Foundry, Level 2, Students’ Union 12pm–2pm (map ref 120)

Welcome to Postgraduate study at the University of Sheffield 12.30pm A warm welcome to Sheffield with introductions from current students sharing their postgraduate experience here at the University.

Postgraduate Finance & Funding 12.45pm Colleagues from our Finance team will guide you through a range of funding opportunities, where to look for it and how to apply.

How to Apply 1.15pm Experts from our Admissions team will talk you through the application process to ensure you know exactly what you need to do.

Postgraduate Finance & Funding 1.30pm Missed the first session? Don’t worry, here’s another opportunity to hear from our Finance team.

Masters courses in Engineering and Computer Science 3pm, Lecture Theatre 8, The Diamond (Map ref: 199)From a non-engineering background? Come and find out about our courses, scholarships and the exciting careers these routes can lead to.

General talksStudio, Level 2,Students’ Unionmap ref 120


A–Z of department talks

Talk to the staff and students who specialise in your subject.Map references refer to the separate Campus Map 2016.

EngineeringSubject Level When Where Details Map ref

Automatic Control System Engineering

Masters 2pm Reception, Amy Johnson Building Talk and Q&A 173

Chemical & Biological Engineering Masters 2pm Room C62b, Sir Robert Hadfield Building

Talks and Q&A plus optional tour of facilities

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Civil and Structural Engineering Masters and Research

2pm D114 Student Support Office, Sir Frederick Mappin Building

Talks and Q&A plus optional tour of facilities

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Computer Science Masters 2pm Room 108 (Ada Lovelace), Regent Court

Talk and Q&A with current students

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Electronic & Electrical Engineering Masters and Research

2pm Report to room E133, Sir Frederick Mappin Building. Talk takes place in room E150b

Talk and Q&A plus optional tour of facilities

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Materials Science & Engineering Masters 2pm Sir Robert Hadfield Building reception

Talk and tour of department with Admissions tutor and current student

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Mechanical Engineering Masters 2pm Report to room MD64, Sir Frederick Mappin Building

Drop-in session and Q&A

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Arts and HumanatiesSubject Level When Where Details Map ref

Archaeology Masters and Research

1pm Northgate House, Main Reception, West Street

Talk, tour and Q&A plus refreshments

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Crossways in Cultural Narratives (Mundus)

Masters 2pm Jessop West foyer (meet Caroline Wordley)


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English Literature Masters and Research

2pm Jessop West foyer (meet Dr Madeleine Callaghan, MA Director)


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English Language Applied Linguistics Masters and Research

2pm School of English Reception, Floor 1, Jessop West

Drop-in session and Q&A with Graduate Director

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English Language and Linguistics Masters 2pm Jessop West Room 3.23 Talk and Q&A 184

French Studies Masters and Research

2pm Jessop West foyer (meet Caroline Wordley)

Talk and Q&A 184

Germanic Studies Masters and Research


Talk and Q&A 184

Hispanic Studies Masters and Research


Talk and Q&A 184

Latin American Studies Masters and Research


Talk and Q&A 184

Catalan Studies Masters and Research


Talk and Q&A 184

History Masters 2pm Hicks seminar room K14 Talk, tour and Q&A plus refreshments

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History Research 2pm History reception, Jessop West Small group meeting with an academic member of staff

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Music Masters and Research

2pm Department of Music foyer, Jessop Building

Talk, tour and Q&A plus refreshments

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Philosophy Masters and Research

2pm Department of Philosophy, 45 Victoria Street

Presentation by Programme Tutors, Q&A, refreshments with current students.

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Public Humanities Masters 1pm Jessop West - Seminar Room 8 Talk and Q&A 184

Russian and Slavonic Studies Research 2pm Jessop West foyer (meet Caroline Wordley)


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Sheffield Institute for Interdisciplinary Biblical Studies (SIBS):

Masters and Research

1pm Humanities Research Institute Meeting Room


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Translation Studies, Intercultural Communication, Intercultural Communication and International Development, Screen Translation, Multilingual Information Management

Masters and Research

2pm Jessop West foyer Talk & Q&A 184


Medicine, Dentistry and HealthSubject Level When Where Details Map ref

Clinical Communication Studies Masters 2pm Main reception, Department of Human Communication Sciences, 362 Mushroom Lane


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Clinical Dentistry Masters 2pm Meet at Porters desk, School of Clinical Dentistry

Q&A with Programme Director and tour of the School and facilities

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Human Communication Sciences Masters 2pm Department of Human Communication Sciences, 362 Mushroom Lane


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Human Nutrition Masters 2pm Meet in Medical School foyer area, C Floor, Medical School (Cafe 1828)


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Molecular Medicine Masters 2pm Meet in Medical School foyer area, C Floor, Medical School (Cafe 1828)


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Reproductive and Developmental Medicine

Masters 2pm Level 4, Jessop Wing (next to Hallamshire Hospital)

Talk and Q&A plus tour of facilities

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MRes Musculoskeletal Ageing Masters 2pm Meet in Medical School foyer area, C Floor, Medical School (Cafe 1828)


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Nursing and Midwifery Masters 2pm Barber House Annex, School of Nursing.


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Physicians Associate Studies Post Graduate Diploma

2pm Meet in Medical School foyer area, C Floor, Medical School (Cafe 1828)

Talk and Q&A 88

Translational Oncology Masters 2pm Meet in Medical School foyer area, C Floor, Medical School (Cafe 1828)

Talk and Q&A plus tour of facilities

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Public Health, Clinical Research, Health Economics, Health Mangement & Leadership

Masters 2pm School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR) Reception, 1st Floor, Regent Court, 30 Regent Street


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ScienceSubject Level When Where Details Map ref

Animal and Plant Sciences Research 2pm Alfred Denny Building, D-floor reception

Tour and Q& A 111

Animal and Plant Sciences Masters 2pm Alfred Denny Building foyer Tour and Q&A 111

Chemistry / Polymers for Advanced Technologies

Masters 2pm Dainton Building Foyer Informal chat with Course Director and tour of department

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Maths Masters 2pm Hicks Building, Room J9 Drop-in session and Q&A

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Maths Research 2pm Hicks Building, Room I16 Drop-in session and Q&A

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Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Masters 2pm Krebs Cafe, Firth Court Drop in session with Course Director

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Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Research 2pm Krebs Cafe, Firth Court Drop-in session and Q&A

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Physics Research 2pm Hicks building, Room E16 Drop-in session and Q&A

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Psychology Masters 2pm Main Reception, Psychology Building

Talks and Q&A plus refreshements

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Science Communication Masters 2pm Room C39, Hicks Building Drop-in session and Q&A

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Statistics Masters 2pm Room I22a, Hicks Building Talk and Q&A 121

Social SciencesSubject Level When Where Details Map ref

Architecture Masters 2pm Arts Tower, Room 16.03 Talk and Q&A plus tour of department

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East Asian Studies Masters and Research

2pm Confucius Institute Seminar Room, 5 Shearwood Road

Talk and Q&A 77

Economics Masters 2pm Room 122, 9 Mappin Street Talk and Q&A 167

Education Masters and Research

2pm Husband Building, room 1.02 Talk and Q&A 138

Geography Masters 2pm Cafe Area, C Floor, Geography and Planning Building

Talks and Q&A 102

Information School Masters and Research

2pm iSpace, Information School, 2nd Floor, Regents Court

Talks and Q&A 166

Journalism Studies Masters 2pm 9 Mappin Street, Room 123 Talks and Q&A plus tour of facilities

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Landscape Masters 2pm Arts Tower, Floor 11 Seminar Room

Talk, Q&A and tour of facilities plus refreshments

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Law Masters and Professional Courses

2pm Moot Court, Bartolome House Talks, Q&A and tour of facilities plus refreshments

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Management Masters 2pm Courtyard Cafe, SUMS Talk, Q&A and tour of facilities plus refreshments

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Politics Masters 2pm Elmfield, Room 1.02 Talk and Q&A 31

Sociological Studies Masters and Research

2pm Elmfield, Room 216 Talk and Q&A 31

Urban Studies & Planning Masters 2pm Teaching Room 1, Geography and Planning Building

Talk and Q&A plus refreshments

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Campus tours

We recentlyinvested £250million in facilitiesfor our students.This is our chanceto show you wherethat money goes.And you’ll get toknow our vibrantcity campus.

Self-guided campus tours Get to know the campus in your own time. You can pick up a self-guided tour leaflet at the Registration Desk in the Students’ Union. Taking the whole tour takes between 45 minutes to an hour, but you don’t have to do it in one go. You can choose where you take yourself on the tour at a time to suit you best. You can fit it around your day and the locations you’ll be visiting for exhibitions, talks or where you’re having lunch.

Where Foundry, Students’ Union. (map ref 120)


Accommodation tours

When 12pm–2.30pm

Where The Edge, Endcliffe.

How to get there Our postgraduate student accommodation is a short walk or bus ride away.

The walk will take around 20 minutes and you can pick up a self-guided walking tour from the Registration Desk in the Postgraduate Study Fair. The journey by bus will take around 10 minutes and you can catch the 120 bus from Glossop Road behind the Students’ Union (See map on page 22). 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 12pm–4pm The Diamond Our new 24-hour space learning space is now open and offers 1000 additional study spaces to all students in all departments.

Please go to the main reception desk at the Diamond, a member of staff will take you over to Library Connect where you will be shown the facilities on level 0 and level 4. (map ref 199) Western Bank Library Arts and humanities, sciences and social sciences. Research Materials, archives and special collections. Please look out for the student ambassador as you arrive and they will collect you from the main entrance. (map ref 103) Information Commons Our 24/7 library, study space and meeting place. Please look out for the student ambassador as you arrive and they will collect you from the main entrance. (map ref 133) Health Sciences Library, Hallamshire Hospital (Self-guided tour – pick up a leaflet from the main desk) Medicine and Dentistry. Silent study spaces, PCs and laptops.(map ref 88)


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Planning your day

How would you like to spend your day?Use this planner to make the most of your visit.

Talk to our studentsWe 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!


Sheffield.

The 4th largest city in England.

On the doorstep of the Peak District National Park.

Over 50 parks and green spaces.

More than 120 languages spoken in schools.

A city of music and theatre, home to Tramlines festival. Extraordinary Place.

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 Registration Desk at the Postgraduate Study Fair in the Students’ Union. (Map ref 120)


By train and tramTravelling by train to Sheffield is easy. 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.

By coachNational 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.

By carThere 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.There are a couple of multi-story car parks located in the city centre that are operated by Q-park. For locations and prices see: www.q-park.co.uk/parking/sheffield

There are also Park and Ride facilities available but please be aware that these will be busy with shoppers.

Stay overIf 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.

Getting here by trainBirmingham 1 hour 7 minsBristol 2 hours 47 minsCardiff 3 hours 22 minsEdinburgh 3 hours 20 minsLeeds 40 minsLeicester 56 minsLiverpool 1 hour 42 minsLondon 2 hours 5 minsManchester 48 minsNottingham 52 mins

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

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Campus map Cashpoint Bus stop Footpath

Toilet Supertram stop Food venue


Please ask staff or one of our Student Ambassadors for more detailed opening times.

Arts Tower Bakehouse, the Arts Tower (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.

Bar One, level 1 in the Students’ Union (map ref E4 120) Fantastically tasty food including toasted sandwiches, juicy burgers & buttermilk chicken.

Coffee Revolution, level 3 in the Students’ Union (map ref E4 120) 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.

Grill & Go, level 3 in the Students’ Union (map ref E4 120) Serving up a great selection of fresh and healthy wraps in a variety of international flavours. (Halal).

Interval Cafe Bar (map ref E3 119) There are loads of lunch options here including hot main meals, soups and sandwiches.

Jessop Cafe, Jessop West (map ref F3 184) A centrally located cafe with a great atmosphere. Offering a wide variety of hot and cold food made on site.

Krebs, Firth Court (map ref D3 105) A traditional and beautiful redbrick setting for tea, coffee, sandwiches and cakes.

Mappin Cafe, Sir Frederick Mappin Building (map ref H3 170) A recently revamped cafe with a great range of international food.

Our Shop, level 3 in the Students’ Union (map ref E4 120) If you want to grab and go, there’s fresh coffee, sandwiches, pasties, salads and more.

Uni Central, level 4 in the Students’ Union (map ref E4 120) 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.

The University Arms (map ref E3 126) A one of a kind University-owned pub serving real ales and locally sourced pub food.

The View Deli, level 4 in the Students’ Union (map ref E4 120) 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.

Edge Café, Endcliffe accommodation (see Central Sheffield map ref 9) 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.

Inox Dine (map ref E4 120) A contemporary British restaurant located on the fifth floor of the Students’ Union building serving great quality, locally sourced food.

Pearls Bubble Tea (map ref E4 120) Serving a selection of traditional bubble tea drinks and hot tasty noodle pots to go.

Where to eat

There are loads of places to eat on campus, whetheryou want to grab a quick sandwich on the move or sitdown to a pub lunch. You can take food away from anyof our venues, except Bar One, The University Armsand Inox Dine, which are eat in only.Map references refer to the separate Campus Map 2016.

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 your perfect takeaway salad or falafel wrap for yourself.

Diamond Kitchen (map ref G3 199) Located in the hub of The Diamond, Diamond Kitchen offers a great range of international flavours.

Proper Pasty Co, level 3 in Students Union (map ref E4 120) Offers award winning Cornish pasties, pizza slices, jacket potatoes and hot & cold drinks.


How to apply To apply for a masters, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/postgraduate/taught/apply

To apply for a PhD, visit: www.sheffield.ac.uk/postgraduate/research/apply

Tuition fees The tuition fees for postgraduate students coming to University in 2016 are now published on our website at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/ ssid/fees/pgt

Funding your studies 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: www.sheffield.ac.uk/ ssid/finance/pg(Masters)

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