Birmingham Research Park Ltd

The meeting and conference facilities at Birmingham Research Park can be booked for both internal and external meetings.  Both conference rooms are situated on the ground floor and have air conditioning and AV facilities.  Catering is provided the University’s catering suppliers.  Additionally, delegates attending meetings at the Research Park benefit from: 

• On-site parking (subject to availability) 
• Access to electric car charging points (subject to availability) 
• Free guest WiFi
• Use of the Park Life café (open from 08:30-15.30)

Conference room A

• Capacity: 5 (boardroom style - reduced from 24 due to social distancing guidance)
• Data projector and screen
• Microphone and speaker system
• Induction hearing loop
• Flip chart, easel and pens
• Air conditioning

Conference room B

• Capacity: 5 (boardroom style - reduced from 20 due to social distancing)
• Induction hearing loop
• Data projector and screen
• Flip chart, easel and pens
• Air conditioning

Conference room A & B

• Capacity: 10 (boardroom style - reduced from 48 due to social distancing guidance)
• Data projector, 2x screens
• Microphone and speaker system
• Induction hearing loop
• Flip chart, easel and pens
• Air conditioning

West Wing meeting room (first floor)

• Capacity: 3 (boardroom style - reduced from 6 due to current social distancing guidance)
• Flip chart, easel and pens
• Guest WiFi
• Voice and data connections

The Research Park conference facilities are available for booking by external companies as well as Park tenants.  An information pack including examples of room layouts, travel advice, and how to book conference catering, is available. 

For more information contact the Park Reception Team, at ADM-BRPL-Reception@adf.bham.ac.uk, or call 0121 415 8530 

Virtual tenancies are suitable for businesses that want to use all the services of a serviced office suite (reception, post-handling, registered office address) but do not need the office space.  

Many virtual tenants work from home, although some have offices at the University campus, and use the virtual tenancy to ensure a separation between their business and research interests. 

Virtual tenancies at Birmingham Research Park provide the following:

• A registered company address
• Post and call handling
• Meeting and conference facilities at preferential rates

Eligible companies can also access the services of the BizzInn business incubator. 

For more information contact Angie Reynolds, Head of Birmingham Research Park, at a.reynolds.1@bham.ac.ukmail, or call 01214158530

The Birmingham BioHub® is a life sciences incubator that provides dedicated bench and desk space at inclusive monthly rates. 

BioHub Licensees are typically pre-revenue life science companies who need fully equipped laboratory space on flexible terms. 

In addition to desk and bench space, BioHub Licensees also benefit from being located in a well-connected community which provides:

• Services, such as radioactive material handling, that are difficult to find in commercial laboratories
• Equipment such as mass spectrometry that is usually an ‘added extra’
• Access to purchasing consortia
• Access to regulatory advice, and a medical devices testing pathway
• On-site professional networking and links to organisations such as the West Midlands Academic Health Sciences Network, or Meridian
• Access to meeting rooms

For more information contact:

Angie Reynolds
Head of Birmingham Research Park
Email: a.reynolds.1@bham.ac.uk

 

Birmingham Research Park provides commercial office space on flexible and competitive terms.  Eligible tenants must undertake research and/or development of products or processes [as specified in Planning Classification B1 II (a) and (b)]. 

Businesses that locate at Birmingham Research Park benefit from joining a thriving community of research-led companies – many of which were set up by academic innovators from the University.

The Park has a reception and post-handing facility, on-site café, secure parking, 24-hour access, and its own super-fast broadband network.  Office suites can be refitted to accommodate tenant needs including clinics, laboratories and product testing facilities.

For more information contact Angie Reynolds, Head of Birmingham Research, at a.reynolds.1@bham.ac.uk or call 01214158530

Birmingham Research Park is situated at the crossroads of Vincent Drive and Pritchatts Road.  It is in the Blue Zone of the University map (buildings B6 and B11) [link to http://www.birmingham.ac.uk/Documents/university/edgbaston-campus-map.pdf]

Travel instructions for visitors arriving from further afield can be found on the Birmingham Research Park website