What's on for students

Discover Islam Week with ISoc

Monday 6 - Friday 10 February, 9:00-17:00 daily, marquee next to Old Joe

Suitable for all students

UoB's Islamic Society are delighted to announce that they are back with the annual 'Discover Islam Week' campaign, open and welcoming every single one of you, regardless of faith or background, on and off campus!

Find a beautiful array of stalls, discussion circles, free food (freshly made waffles and tea!) and Muslim students on hand to answer all your questions. This week is a space for open discussion, to ask the niggling questions you’ve always had at the back of your mind and discover more about Islam.

There will be daily talks at 12.15, each addressing a range of themes from a Convert’s Story to Islam, the rise of Feminism, Justice with Faith and discussing the miraculous nature of the Qu’ran.

Cost of Living Fair with Community Living

Monday 6 February, 11:00-16:00, Great Hall, Aston Webb

Suitable for all students

Community Living is hosting a Cost of Living Fair to help you find out about support available from University services and Birmingham City Council. There will also be free hot drinks, live talks, and a clothing swap hosted by the Guild of Students!

There'll also be a series of talks in Room G33, Aston Webb throughout the day:

12:00-13:00 - Managing your money

Learn how to maximise your income and budget effectively for the academic year

14:00-15:00 - Black Voices on the Cost of Living Crisis

Amira Campbell, lead of the Black Voices Campaign at the Guild of Students, will be delivering a talk discussing the disproportionate impact of the cost of living crisis on marginalised communities, the potential for community organising practices to make an impact, and what steps the University and Student of Birmingham can and have taken in making positive changes.

15:00-16:00 - Finding Part-Time Work with Worklink

Did you know that there’s casual employment opportunities on campus? You can find them through Worklink!

Not sure who Worklink are or where to find them? Worried about applying for jobs or interviews? We’re here to help! Come along to our session to find out more. We will give you tips for your applications and your interviews to give you the best chance at securing a role.

A Walk through Queer History: Rose Sidgwick and memory at the University of Birmingham

Monday 6 February, 11:30-13:00, meet at Aston Webb

Suitable for all students

Join a walking tour as part of LGBTQ+ History Month 2023. This event will look at the life and times of Rose Sidgwick, who was a History lecturer until her early death in 1918, and her partner, Margery Fry, a warden and founder of the University’s hostel for women.

The walking tour will be led by leading academics in the areas of queer identity, queer history, gender and memory, internationalism and more. You will find out more about the life and work of Rose and Margery and uncover some of their hidden history, from a romantic birdbath to a surprising inscription in the Great Hall. We will ask: how should Rose Sidgwick and Margery Fry be remembered in the 21st century?

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Lapworth Museum Tours

Monday 6 February, 12:00-13:00, meet at reception, Lapworth Museum

Suitable for all students

Dumbfounded by dinosaurs, confused about clastics, puzzled by pyrite? Why not join us today a tour of the Museum and get the chance to see behind the scenes!

All tours are free of charge and are run on a first come first served basis - please meet at reception.

Free sexual health and rapid HIV testing, wellbeing and signposting drop ins for LGBTQ+ students

Monday 6 February, 12:00-15:00, No.1 Lodge, next to North Gate

Suitable for all LGBTQ+ students

Are you LGBTQ+ and a student at UoB? Birmingham LGBT, supported by Umbrella, are providing free drop-ins at The Lodge, next to North Gate.

Refreshers Fair at the Guild of Students

Wednesday 8 February, 10:00-16:00, Debating Hall and the Underground, Guild of Students

Suitable for all students

Are you ready to start the new semester in style? The Guild are excited to announce that Refreshers’ Fair is back for 2023 and YOU are invited!

The fair will take place in Deb Hall and The Underground with freebies, discounts and a number of fantastic brands for you to meet, so make sure you get your ticket!

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Careers Network: Internships and Work Experience Fair

Wednesday 8 February, from 11:00, Great Hall, Aston Webb

Suitable for all students

The Internships and Work Experience Fair will be taking place in the Great Hall on 8 February, and then virtually on 15 February.

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Wednesday Crafternoon with Pause@Uni

Wednesday 8 February, 13:00-16:00, Library Lounge, Main Library

Suitable for students up to 25

Pop in to the Library Lounge for some relaxed crafts with Pause@Uni. Get creative, have a chat, and take some time to relax. Crafternoons run every Wednesday in the Library Lounge. No booking necessary, just drop in.

Barber's Drop-in and Draw @ The Lapworth Museum

Wednesday 8 February, 13:30-15:00, Lapworth Museum of Geology

Suitable for all students

The Barber's free monthly Drop-in and Draw workshops are going on a trip to the marvellous Lapworth Museum! 

You will create abstract drawings using a series of exciting provocations and simple, fun sketching exercises inspired by their awe-inspiring fossils, crystals and more. Reconnect with your creative side and discover how relaxing and joyful drawing can be. This session is completely free, just drop in.

BUCS Engage: UoB Rugby Union Match

Wednesday 8 February, kick off at 18:00, Bournbrook 3G Pitch

Suitable for all students

Join us in supporting your rugby union men's team, as we celebrate the return of BUCS Engage - the last home game of the season.
With dance performances, pitch-side food & drink and a visit from the Red Bull truck, it's not to be missed! Staff, students, alumni, family and friends are all welcome.

Open Office with the Vice-Chancellor

Thursday 9 February, 11:00-12:00, Vice-Chancellor's Suite, Aston Webb

Suitable for all students

Our Vice-Chancellor, Professor Adam Tickell, is hosting a series of in-person open office sessions for students.

Come and chat to Adam about anything to do with the University - it could be something you care a lot about, or something you wish would start, stop, change, or happen more. Adam is one of the most senior people at the University, and has general oversight of the whole institution including teaching, student services, campus facilities, accommodation, finance, and more.

You can join Adam for a one-to-one chat or small group conversation - you're welcome to bring someone from your course or student society, or anyone who would like to discuss the same topic. To make best use of the 10 minute slots, we recommend you come along with a particular area you'd like to discuss.

Open offices will also be held on Wednesday 8 March and Wednesday 19 April.

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Starting to write for Postgraduate Researchers

Friday 10 February, 09:00-11:00, online

Suitable for postgraduate research students

This workshop is for those at the beginning of their development as postgraduate research level academic writers. It provides an introduction to: the writing process, your knowledge of yourself as a writer, and strategies for planning and creating text.

This session is delivered by the Library Research Skills Team.

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Home: A Place for You with UoB Christian Union

Monday 13 - Friday 17 February 2023, marquee next to Old Joe

Suitable for all students

UoB's Christian Union are hosting a week full of engaging talks on the them of Home. Join daily events exploring the Christian faith and life's big questions, with free meals, live music, and a chill café space. The daily programme includes:

• 12:00-13:00 and 13:00-14:00 - Lunch
• 15:00-16:30 - International sessions
• 19:00-21:00 - Evening talks

B-Film Queer Horror Screening and Introduction on Queer Horror History

Monday 13 February, 17:00-19:00, The Carroll (Room G15), Muirhead Tower

Suitable for students aged 18+

This is the first screening of the new Queer Film series attached to B-Film, and our theme for 2022/23 is ‘Queer Gen Z’. Films will be shown every two months with an introduction. 

B-Film will be screening the film Bodies Bodies Bodies, a queer gen-Z horror film, with an introduction on queer horror and its history. 

This film is 18-rated, no booking required.

Postgraduate Study Fair with Postgrad LIVE

Tuesday 14 February, 12:00-15:00, Great Hall, Aston Webb

Suitable for all students considering postgraduate study

Thinking about Masters or PhD study but not sure where to start? Postgrad LIVE Birmingham is your chance to find out what programmes are on offer at over 40 top universities and how to secure your place on them.

Discuss your options, get personalised funding advice and find out what Masters and PhD study is really like. Be sure to grab your seat for the packed talks programme including the popular masterclasses.

This event is organised by Postgrad LIVE and is free to attend.

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BlackChat: Launch Week

Tuesday 14 February, 14:00-15:30, Beale Room (opposite Aston Webb Student Hub)

Suitable for students who identify as Black (African, Carribean, Mixed with Black heritage)

Following the success of last year’s launch, BlackChat is back! BlackChat is a therapeutic talking group which allows students to engage with each other in a safe space to connect, share, and together find helpful ways to manage mental health and wellbeing whilst at university through group discussions.

The group will run each Tuesday from 14 February for 6 weeks for students who identify as Black (African, Caribbean, Mixed with Black heritage).

BlackChat is facilitated by a Psychotherapist however it is student group. This group allows space for students to just “be”. The group works by free-flowing discussions, meaning there will be no set agenda by the facilitator. Students will be asked to “check-in” at the beginning of each group and from there the group will decide what will be explored week to week.

This is a drop-in group and you don't need to register, just attend whichever sessions you want to. Spaces for each group are limited to 12 people, students arriving after capacity has been met will be asked to return the following week. Contact Sarah-Jane Otoo for more information.

Diamonds in the Rough: LGBT Walking Tour

Wednesday 15 February, 11:00-13:00, 14:00-16:00, and 18:00-20:00, meet outside the Rose Villa Tavern, B18 6JW

Suitable for all students

Right in heart of the U.K's jewellery trade, where over 40% of the country's bling is produced, Key Hill and Warstone Lane Cemeteries have been receiving the Birmingham dead since the 1830s - and amidst the thousands of Brummies buried there until the 1980s, are notable LGBTQ+ lives.

Lives that have historically been hidden, ignored or kept hush-hush. In the 21st century we want to celebrate and reclaim these lives by honouring the people who lived and loved in a way that wasn't acceptable to the society in which they lived. Following on from other successful LGBTQ cemetery explorations in Brompton and Arnos Vale cemeteries, historians Sheldon K. Goodman and Sacha Coward of Cemetery Club have worked with Jewellery Quarter Cemetery Project to bring you Diamonds in the Rough!

This tour will last approx. 2 hours and will take place outside so please dress warmly and keep an eye on the weather forecast. The group size is limited so booking is essential. Although the paths in the cemeteries have been resurfaced, the ground around some graves is uneven, so please wear sturdy footwear. Please get in touch if you have questions about disabled access (email p.p.collins@bham.ac.uk).

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The search for rare and strange: a virtual tour of NA62 experiment at CERN

Wednesday 15 February, 12:30-13:30, online

Suitable for all students, their friends and families

Join us on a virtual exploration of the NA62 experiment with University of Birmingham physicists researching the rare unstable particles, kaons. The Big Bang should have created equal amounts of matter and antimatter but one of the greatest challenges in physics is to figure out why we see don’t see this antimatter. Studying the breakdown of kaons is key to the search for new phenomena explaining the shortcomings of the ‘Standard Model of particle physics’ and is helping to uncover new insights into antimatter.

The work undertaken at CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) helps to uncover what the universe is made of and how it works. They provide particle accelerator facilities to researchers from across the world, including the Large Hadron Collider and the Super Proton Synchrotron to advance the boundaries of human knowledge.

This event is presented as part of the public programme for A History Through Objects: Research and Innovation at the University of Birmingham.

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Wednesday Crafternoon with Pause@Uni

Wednesday 15 February, 13:00-16:00, Library Lounge, Main Library

Suitable for students up to 25

Pop in to the Library Lounge for some relaxed crafts with Pause@Uni. Get creative, have a chat, and take some time to relax. Crafternoons run every Wednesday in the Library Lounge. No booking necessary, just drop in.

Structuring your Thesis for Postgraduate Researchers

Thursday 16 February, 10:00-11:30, online

Suitable for postgraduate research students

Designed to support those who already have some draft texts but are unsure about how these might fit together in a logical thesis structure, this highly practical workshop covers common thesis structures and strategies for creating your own, as well as giving you an opportunity to explore previous theses in your subject area.

This session is delivered by the Library Research Skills Team and will also be offered in-person on Wednesday 22 March.

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B-Film Annual Lecture and Screening: Elizabeth Henstridge Q&A and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D

Friday 17 February, 17:00-20:00, The Carrol (Room G15), Muirhead Tower

Suitable for all students

Join us for the B-Film Annual Lecture and Screening, in collaboration with the Department of Film and Creative Writing and the Department of Drama and Theatre Arts.

Hear from UoB graduate Elizabeth Henstridge, actor-director and star of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D and take part in the audience Q&A. The episode As I Have Always Been, directed by Elizabeth, will also be screened.

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Baroque-Classical Orchestra

Saturday 18 February, 19:30-21:30, Elgar Concert Hall, Bramall Music Building

Suitable for all students, their friends and families

The University's foremost early music ensemble, directed by Andrew Kirkman, presents an evening of sinfonias and early operatic overtures on period instruments under the baton of Professor Andrew Kirkman. The programme includes the overture to Alessandro Stradella’s 1678 opera The Power of Paternal Love – an opera that will be staged for the first time since the 17th century this April by Barber Opera.

• Porpora Overture to Il trionfo di Camilla
• Albinoni Sinfonia in G minor
• Stradella Overture to La forza dell’amor paterno
• Colista Sinfonia a 3
• Lonati Sinfonia a 3 in A minor

Tickets cost £5.

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BlackChat: Week 2

Tuesday 21 February, 14:00-15:30, Beale Room (opposite Aston Webb Student Hub)

Suitable for students who identify as Black (African, Carribean, Mixed with Black heritage)

BlackChat is a six-week therapeutic talking group which allows students to engage with each other in a safe space to connect, share, and together find helpful ways to manage mental health and wellbeing whilst at university through group discussions.

This is a drop-in group and you don't need to register, just attend whichever sessions you want to. Spaces for each group are limited to 12 people, students arriving after capacity has been met will be asked to return the following week. Contact Sarah-Jane Otoo for more information.

PGT Essentials: Engaging with feedback

Wednesday 22 February, 14:00-15:00, online

Suitable for all postgraduate taught students

Engaging with academic feedback is an important part of improving your postgraduate work and developing your skills: the aims of academic feedback are to prompt you to reflect on your studies and skills, and to guide you in how to improve your work.

This workshop will equip you with the skills to interpret your assignment feedback and apply it to future work and learning: we'll look in-depth at the language used in feedback, what it means in practical terms, and how best you can use it to your advantage.

This workshop is hosted by the University Graduate School and the Academic Skills Centre as part of the PGT Essentials series.

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Society Spotlight: STEM, LGBTQ & You with oSTEM

Friday 24 February, 9:30-17:30, The Loft, 143 Bromsgrove St, B5 6RG

Suitable for all students

STEM, LGBTQ & You is the UK Regional oSTEM conference, and aims to bring LGBTQ+ STEM people together whilst also helping educate allies.

This conference includes presentations from LGBTQ+ people studying and working in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths), about their research, their LGBTQ+ and / or STEM journeys, and the experiences they have had along the way. The event also hosts a panel discussion.

This event is designed for everyone, regardless of whether you have a STEM background or identify as LGBTQ+. oSTEM welcome everyone who wants to learn more about a diverse range of subjects and/or how people who identify as LGBTQ+ experience the world of STEM.

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Preparing for your viva for Postgraduate Researchers

Friday 24 February, 10:00-12:00, Fourth Floor Training Room, Main Library

Suitable for postgraduate research students

The viva is an important part of the assessment for your research programme. This workshop and/or online course will demystify the process so you know what to expect on the day. It also covers strategies to help you prepare for the viva, including advice on how to deal with difficult questions.

This session is delivered by the Library Research Skills Team.

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UoB Aquathlon

Saturday 25 February, from 12:00, Sport & Fitness Centre

Suitable for all students, their friends and families (ages 15+)

Join UoB Triathlon club for their popular Aquathlon taking place on campus. The event will involve a 400m swim followed by a 5k Campus Run, open to all.

Entry costs £25 for British Triathlon Federation members, and £30 for non-members. The first 100 entries will receive a free bobble hat! Contact UoB Aquathlon 2023 with any questions.

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New Music Ensemble

Saturday 25 February, 19:30-21:30, Elgar Concert Hall, Bramall Music Building

Suitable for all students, their friends and families

World premieres by Sara Caneva and Daniel Carpenter are presented alongside Ryan Latimer's work for voice and chamber ensemble. The evening includes a screening of Peter Greenaway's film M is for Man, Music, Mozart with music by Louis Andriessen.

• Andriessen M is for Man, Music, Mozart
• Ryan Latimer Speaking of Letters and Dancing
• Sara Caneva Crumpled Questions (world premiere)
• Daniel Carpenter Claire Deluge (world premiere)

Tickets cost £5.

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Galleries at Barber Institute of Fine Arts

Tuesday-Sunday, 10:00-17:00, Barber Institute of Fine Arts

Suitable for all students.

In our delightful Art Deco galleries you’ll find paintings by the greatest artists of their time, from Botticelli, Bellini, Rubens and Van Dyck, to Vigée Le Brun, Turner, Monet, Renoir and Magritte. You’ll also see superb works of decorative art and sculpture, as well as changing displays of prints and drawings and a coin exhibition.

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Lapworth Museum of Geology

Monday-Friday, 10:00-17:00, and Saturday 12:00-17:00, Lapworth Museum of Geology

The Lapworth Museum of Geology are delighted to welcome visitors to explore life over the past 3.5 billion years! Explore the collections, meet Roary the campus dinosaur, and enjoy the interactive exhibits.

From rocks and fossils to volcanoes, earthquakes, and even dinosaurs, the Museum captures the imagination of all ages. Entry to the museum is free.

The museum will be closed for maintenance from Monday 5 July and is planned to reopen on Wednesday 21 July.

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Winterbourne House and Garden

Daily, 10:30-17:00 (last entry 16:30), Winterbourne House and Garden, Edgbaston Park Road

Suitable for all students.

Winterbourne House and Garden is open daily, including the shop and tea room. Explore the Edwardian Arts and Crafts garden, lovingly created by the homeowners Margaret and John Nettlefield. Discover the garden's treasures, find a place to relax, and take in the views across the hidden Edgbaston pool.

Entry is free with your student ID card (and for your children under 16).

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Academic Skills Centre appointments

Monday-Friday, 09:00-17:00, Zoom

Suitable for undergraduate, postgraduate taught, and MRes students

The Academic Skills Centre offer confidential individual appointments for undergraduates, postgraduate taught and MRes students (for writing skills) to help with: writing skills, study strategies, referencing, and searching for high quality sources for your assignments.

Appointments are available throughout the academic year from Monday to Friday 09:00 to 17:00, with a reduced service outside of term time. We can offer you four appointments per academic year.

For students in Singapore, appointments are available Monday to Friday 09:00 to 12:00 UK time (17:00 and 20:00 Singapore time) via Zoom. For students in Dubai, appointments are available 10:00-16:00 UK time (14:00-20:00 Dubai time). Please book five working days in advance.

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A separate form is available for students in Dubai.

Digital Skills appointments

Monday-Friday, 09:00-17:00, Zoom

Suitable for all students

The Digital Skills team provides one to one appointments for advice or software support related to a specific task or activity.

The focus of a one-to-one session is to help you to develop the skills that you need in order to be competent in the requisite software. A one-to-one appointment offers a range of approaches that can help you to develop the skills needed to complete your tasks, activities, studies or research. They are not a passive form of learning by this we mean that we will not “do it for you”. Instead we will help you to develop the skills that you need in order to be successful in your endeavours.

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Maths Support Centre

Monday-Friday, 10:00-16:00, Main Library or Zoom

Suitable for undergraduate and postgraduate taught students

Many students experience difficulties with mathematical and statistical content during their university studies. We offer advice and support to Taught students from all disciplines. Whether you need help with your programme of study or guidance on numerical reasoning tests, we are here to help you develop your mathematical skills.

Drop in support is available 10:00-16:00 in the Main Library on weekdays - no need to book, just turn up to see our tutors. Appointments are available for those unable to attend the Main Library.

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Research Skills appointments

Monday-Friday, 09:00-17:00, Teams or Zoom

Suitable for postgraduate research students

The Research Skills Team offers one-to-one appointments on the following topics:

• Literature searching (advising on but not undertaking literature/systematic reviews)

• Referencing and EndNote

• ORCiD and curating online publication profile

• Research metrics

• Using other libraries

Introductory advice in Open Access, Research Data Management and copyright

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Tea with a research librarian

Tuesdays, 15:00-16:00, Zoom

Suitable for postgraduate research students

Each Tuesday one of our Research Skills Advisors makes themselves a cup of tea and waits patiently for your questions. Join them via Zoom to keep them company, and ask anything research skills or library-related.

• Library collections and resources

• Doing excellent literature searching

• Managing your references

• Basics of managing data

• Setting up an ORCID

Anything else library related you've always wanted to ask - no question too basic!

PGRs can access the link from their Canvas course.

Digital Skills appointments

Monday-Friday, 09:00-17:00, Zoom

Suitable for all students

The Digital Skills team provides one to one appointments for advice or software support related to a specific task or activity.

The focus of a one-to-one session is to help you to develop the skills that you need in order to be competent in the requisite software. A one-to-one appointment offers a range of approaches that can help you to develop the skills needed to complete your tasks, activities, studies or research. They are not a passive form of learning by this we mean that we will not “do it for you”. Instead we will help you to develop the skills that you need in order to be successful in your endeavours.

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PGR development from the Research Skills Team

Visit our PGR development page where you will find details and booking links for workshops and online courses for PGRs delivered by the Research Skills Team in Library Services.

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Induction training

Visit our online induction material page for new postgraduate researchers where you will find information including an introduction to library resources, spaces, and support, and how we can help you to develop as a researcher, how you can use keyword and subject heading searching to make your literature search precise and effective and Key databases to help you find literature in your subject amongst lots of other useful information.

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Pause@UoB drop-ins

Wednesday and Thursdays, 11:00-17:00, Lodge No. 1 (North Gate)

Suitable for students up to their 25th birthday.

Pause@UoB are an NHS-backed initiative that offers you emotional support right here on campus, led by our friendly team of qualified therapists, practitioners and trained volunteers. Drop-in sessions on Wednesdays and Thursdays will start again from Wednesday 6 April.

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UBHeard - mental health support line

24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Suitable for all students

UBHeard is a confidential listening and support service for all registered students (undergraduate and postgraduate) that gives you immediate emotional and mental health support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

You will be able to speak to a mental health professional and counsellor who will guide you through any issues you may currently be facing – at University or at home. UBHeard offers immediate in-the-moment telephone support, and where appropriate, up to six sessions of counselling for mild-moderate issues.

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Student Mentors

Drop in weekdays, 16:00-20:00, Shackleton or by email and phone

Suitable for students living in University accommodation

Your Student Mentor Scheme Team are here to offer you help and support whilst you live in University accommodation.

All 15 of the Mentors are current students, so know what living in halls is really like! They can help you with information, guidance and support in a range of areas - including wellbeing, accommodation, academic and financial queries

So if you have a query or need advice from a friendly fellow student – talk to them! You can drop in to their base at Shackleton (next to the Duck & Scholar) between 16:00-20:00 weekdays during term time, or contact them by email, phone, or on their socials.

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Community Safety Team drop-ins

Monday-Friday, 10:00-16:00, No. 2 Lodge, by North Gate

Based in the new Community Safety Hub at Lodge No.2, North Gate, our friendly team offer you a safe, confidential space to ask any safety questions or share your concerns. Available all year round and open 10:00-16:00, Monday to Friday you can pop along to pick up FREE safety and security products.

Working with the Guild, the Team are able to offer personal safety alarms, home security devices, and bike D-locks.

Selly Express

Monday-Friday, 19:00-00:00 midnight, bus stop behind the Main Library/Spar

The Guild’s shuttle bus service, the Selly Express, is your FREE evening shuttle bus service from campus to Selly Oak.

The bus runs from Monday - Friday during term time, and collects students at 19:00, 20:00, 21:00, 22:00, 23:00, and 00:00, close to the Main Library, behind Spar (on the corner of Westgate and Ring Road).

You don’t need to buy a ticket to ride the Selly Express. Just show up with your student ID and tell the driver exactly where you’d like to be dropped off, and we'll either drop you at the exact location, or for smaller roads that the bus may not be able to navigate, as near to your front door as we possibly can.

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The Multi-Faith Chaplaincy are providing regular opportunities for collective prayer and worship across various faith traditions, both in person and online. Subscribe to the weekly Multi-Faith Chaplaincy newsletter to find out what is happening each week.

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Social Sport

Check out the daily timetable for social sport at Sport & Fitness! Choose from a range of sports on a Pay & Go basis, including basketball, netball, kickboxing, badminton, and boxing.

The Just Play sessions are hosted by Sport Activators to maximise your time to play, whist the Coach & Play sessions provide some coaching and the opportunity for a friendly game.

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Climbing

Did you know we have our own climbing wall? For beginners, our Taster Sessions are a great introduction with a qualified instructor. If you're already a competent climber, our Pay & Go sessions let you get stuck in - all equipment (except shoes) is included.

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Fitness Classes

Explore the range of Fitness Classes that take place throughout the week, available on a Pay & Go basis. From Barre to Yoga, Aqua Fit to Boxercise, there is something for all needs and abilities.

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Student Memberships

We offer a range of student memberships across Sport & Fitness and Tiverton Gym. Find out which one might suit you.

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