High Wycombe guide 2009 - Buckinghamshire New University

HIGH WYCOMBE
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High Wycombe Campus
Queen Alexandra Road
High Wycombe
Buckinghamshire HP11 2JZ
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Introduction
financial support
2-3
meet your students’ union
4-5
Eden Centre
6-7
about town
8-9
When you’re thinking about what you want
to study, making the right choice is about
more than just the right course. Being in the
right environment is just as important.
eating out
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bars and nightlife
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Buckinghamshire New University is a friendly
community located on the western outskirts of
London, with a campus in the modern and
expanding market town of High Wycombe. It’s a
place with masses of attractions and activities
for you to explore, but also somewhere you can
really feel at home.
where will you feel at home?
our sports strategy
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working part-time
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close to the action!
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where are we?
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We’re completely redeveloping our High
Wycombe Campus, constructing a new learning
resources centre, to be known as the Gateway,
and refurbishing our other buildings with brand
new, state-of-the-art facilities. Phase one of this
project alone is costing around £60 million, and
if you join us in September 2009, you’ll be able
to benefit from these exciting changes.
By this time, all of our courses (except for
Nursing) will be delivered at the High Wycombe
Campus.
Artist’s impression of the
new Gateway building
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financial support
Bucks financial support
scheme in partnership with
Bucks Students’ Union
FREE entertainments and events
FREE recreational activities
What? Tickets for all Students’ Union gigs,
club nights, comedy, theme parties and
events will be totally free for Bucks
students. With the extra funding from the
University, the Union can promote a new,
wider range of improved quality events, as
well as keeping the things that Bucks
students already enjoy!
What? A full programme of activities
throughout the year as diverse as cooking
lessons, motor mechanics, salsa classes,
museum trips, table tennis, poetry reading
and pot-holing, absolutely free to Bucks
students and accessible to all.
Why? We believe an active and varied social
life is a key ingredient in becoming a
well-rounded graduate. Mixing with new
people and sharing new experiences is
important. No other university in the country
supports their students’ social activities to
this extent.
FREE sports
Generous cash bursary
At Bucks we believe that no student who could benefit from higher
education should be deterred from applying simply because of the
cost. Nearly all Bucks students benefit from this – check our website
to see if you do too!
A student experience like no other
In addition to the cash element of our financial support scheme, the
University is investing a further £1 million per year from the money
raised by student fees into new initiatives that directly benefit you.
What? Bucks students will play nearly 30
different sports at a competitive level without
any charge. We pay for your kit and your
match fees, we get you to the matches and
we pay for coaches for your teams so that
you can play for free. At other universities
this could cost you hundreds of pounds!
Why? We believe in the benefits of a healthy
mind and body, and that the camaraderie
and leadership skills gained while
representing the University are things that
will stay with you long after you graduate.
Why? We believe that a well-planned
programme of taster sessions, trips, lessons
and showcases will give our students the
opportunity to gain new experiences and try
a range of new activities that may be
unavailable to them elsewhere.
PAID student reps and an enhanced
Student Rep scheme
What? Our aim is to develop the Student
Rep scheme by rewarding reps for their hard
work and supporting proper training.
Why? To ensure your voice as a student at
Bucks will be heard and we can fully support
you throughout your time at University. This
funding will mean the network of students
representing your views, and acting on your
concerns, will be more effective than ever
before.
PLUS additional faculty support close to
the learning experience
What? Materials, travel, external events that
are closely linked to fields of study.
Why? To ensure our students get the best
out of their learning experience – in most
universities you would have to find the
money yourself!
Working closely with our Students’ Union and our three faculties, we
have identified exceptional and unusual ways to help you achieve
the best possible degree award, improve your employability and
provide you with a student experience like no other. These include:
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meet your
students’ union
Bucks Students’ Union is a fully independent body, run
by students for students. While you’re here, you can join
our societies and sports clubs, enjoy yourself in our bars
and nightclub, eat in our cafés, come to us for advice and
rely on us to represent you so that your views are heard.
We’re your organisation,
just waiting for you to join in
If you want to play an active part in your
Union, there are loads of opportunities for
new students to get involved. Get a job in
one of our bars or cafés, become a club
night promoter or help shape the direction
of our events by applying to sit on the
Executive Committee.
We’ll represent you
Every year, you’ll be invited to elect three
full-time officers to run the Union, to represent
students within the University, and to liaise
with the NUS (National Union of Students).
We passionately believe that you have rights,
you have opinions, and you have a voice.
The collective opinion of students should
never be underestimated; by working
together, we can make things happen.
With Student Representatives at all levels
in the University, we have over 150 people
actively working towards making the
university experience at Bucks the best
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it can be. If you become a Student Rep
yourself, it will give you the chance to
become fully involved in University life,
and to really make a difference.
We’ll spark your interest
Whatever you’re into – from dance to
drama, from horse riding to hockey – you’ll
discover someone else who shares the
same interests as you at University. Here at
Bucks Students’ Union, we’ll help you meet
more like-minded people through our wide
variety of sports clubs and societies. If your
ideal society doesn’t already exist, we can
help you set it up. There’s a list of current clubs
and societies on bucksstudent.com
We’ll entertain you
When it comes to a good night out, you’ll
be spoilt for choice. From wow-factor
headliners at the Summer Ball to quality club
nights, from top bands and chart acts to
nationally renowned DJs, we run events to
appeal to every musical taste.
The Venue, comprising The White Room and
The Lounge, is a purpose-built, 800-capacity
club and bar in the centre of our High Wycombe
Campus. Decked out with plasma screens,
video games, pool tables and free internet
access, it provides an excellent café service
by day and a state-of-the-art clubbing
experience by night. Designed by the team
who refurbished the Ministry of Sound, The
White Room is undoubtedly the best
entertainment venue in the local area.
Host to some of the biggest names
on the live circuit, it can also boast an
enviable roll-call of guest DJs.
We’ll take you places
Fancy getting muddy at the Glastonbury
Festival, or need to pick up a new lamp
at IKEA? The Union organises at least
one great value trip every academic
week. There’s an online noticeboard to
post suggestions for future trips. So,
where do you want to go?
We’ll save you money
As a member of Bucks Students’ Union,
you’ll get discounts in a range of leisure,
retail and art establishments all over the
country. Keep your eyes peeled for
discounts and don’t forget to show
your NUS card.
We’ll keep you informed
Want to find out what’s going on tonight? Air
your views? Check out some friends’ photos?
For news and views, bucksstudent.com
should be your first port of call.
Budding writers and photographers might be
interested to know we also have our own
student newspaper called The Bucks Student
which is published on a fortnightly basis.
It’s written and designed by our students
and features great information and news
about Bucks.
Want to get involved? Check out our website
for more details.
We’ll be with you
The Union’s Advice & Representation centre
(The ARC) is there to provide a helping hand
with all things ‘student’, including
problems with your course,
accommodation, debt,consumer
rights, international students issues
and personal difficulties.
bucksstudent.com
We’ll connect you
Want to do something for the public good?
Our student volunteers connect with the
local community, where you can put your
academic skills to good use. Or you can join
the V-Team on rewarding projects such as
clearing gardens for elderly crime victims,
choosing what you want to do and when.
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Accessories Accessorize, Bijou Brigitte,
Claire’s Accessories Banks Royal Bank of
Scotland, Bureau de Change M&S Books,
DVDs, games and music Game, Games
An extensive re-development of the
town centre brings us the exciting Eden
complex – one of the most anticipated
new shopping and leisure destinations
in the country. March 2008 saw Eden
open its doors for the first time, ready
for you to discover an array of big name
shops, a 12-screen cinema, state-of-theart bowling alley, a library, exclusive
restaurants and much more. See the
following pages or edenshopping.co.uk
for more information.
Workshop, HMV, Waterstones, Zavvi
Childrenswear Gap, Hey Baby Baby,
House of Fraser, Marks & Spencer,
Mothercare, Next, Pumpkin Patch, Zara
Confectionery Sweets from Heaven,
Thorntons Department Stores House of
Fraser, Marks & Spencer Electrical and
Communications Apple, 3 Store, O2,
Orange, Phones 4 U, Sony Centre, The
Carphone Warehouse, Vodafone Fashion
Apple Snow, Bay Trading Company, BHS,
Billabong, Bonmarché, Dorothy Perkins,
Evans, Gap, H&M, House of Fraser, Jane
Norman, Joy, La Senza, Marks & Spencer,
Miss Selfridge, Monsoon, Muse, New
Look, Next, Principles, River Island,
Select, Topshop, Zara Footwear Clarks,
Jones, LK Bennett, Office, Shoe Express
Gifts and cards Clinton Cards, Final Shine
Health and beauty Bodycare Solarium,
The Body Shop, Boots, Dr China, The
Fragrance Shop, Hair Express, Holland &
Barrett, Julian Graves, Octagon
Perfumerie, Passion for Perfume,
Superdrug Homewear House of Fraser,
Marks & Spencer, Next Jewellers
Beaverbrooks, F Hinds, Goldsmiths,
Swarovski Miscellaneous Bassetsbury
Balloons, Charles Birch Shoe Repairs,
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about town
With all the excitement of Eden on your doorstep,
it’s easy to forget that High Wycombe itself is
bustling with shops, bars, clubs, restaurants and a
thriving theatre. The town boasts many specialist
retailers and a thrice-weekly market. The delights
of the beautiful Chilterns countryside – as well as
the river Thames at Marlow – should not be
overlooked. Students are also moments from two
attractive open spaces, the Rye and Hughenden
Park.
Local cultural attractions are many and varied and
include the Chiltern Open Air Museum, Bekonscot
Model Village, Milton’s Cottage – where Paradise Lost
was written – Hughenden Manor, home of Victorian
prime-minister, Benjamin Disraeli, and the Hellfire
Caves, meeting place of the infamous Hellfire Club.
Theatre and film-goers are also well catered for. High
Wycombe is the location of the Swan Theatre, one of
the leading theatres in the South East, and the Town
Hall, popular for its comedy nights, as well as Empire,
a six-screen digital cinema complex.
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worth it for a treat
for that special occasion
eating out
High Wycombe offers the hungry student a
wide and diverse range of places to eat, from
the usual fast food chains to something a little
more up-market (perhaps when someone else is
paying!) We asked our students to pick a
selection of their favourites and here are the
pubs and restaurants that get their vote.
Of course, tastes do vary but one thing’s for
sure - you won’t have difficulty finding
something that suits your budget.
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High Wycombe
Great menu of pizza and pasta, friendly
atmosphere, lunch and evening menu. Can
cater for large groups. Classy, but not too
expensive, best to book a table in advance.
BB’s Coffee & Muffins
Eden
Delicious coffee, freshly cooked muffins – need
we say more?
Beats
B Floor, on campus
(run by Bucks Students’ Union)
Grab a sandwich and the town’s best coffee
to go or stay and try the hot daily special or
healthy salad options. Great range, great
value. Bucks students’ number one choice
in High Wycombe.
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Cornmarket
Tasty selection of sandwiches and baguettes,
large selection of hot drinks, eat in or take out.
Seating area both in and outside.
Eat Thai
The Chilterns Shopping Centre
Easton Street
Hot and cold food, freshly prepared baguettes
and a large selection of freshly baked cakes and
desserts. Yummy!
Extensive menu of authentic Thai cuisine.
Friendly atmosphere but a more formal option.
Food Fountain
Bombay Palace
Eden
Crendon Street
A sumptuous array of gourmet sandwiches and
delicious giant cookies.
Large Indian restaurant, extensive menu,
friendly staff, a more formal option. Takeaway
menu available.
Frankie & Benny’s
Crest Road and Eden Centre
Café Direct
50s / 60s Italian-American themed restaurant,
menu includes pastas, burgers, steaks and
salads. Extensive cocktail menu available.
The Lounge, on campus
(run by Bucks Students’ Union)
From a great value cooked breakfast to an
evening curry, the café looks after students
throughout the working week. Look out for
loads of daily specials and student offers.
The students tell us the café makes the best
baps around!
La Tasca
Eden
Costa Coffee
Tapas restaurant with authentic Spanish food
and a wide selection of Spanish wines, sangría
and beers, within a friendly, rustic ambience.
Cornmarket
Caffe Nero
Eden
Situated in the House of Fraser department
store, a welcome break from shopping – try the
fresh slices of cake!
Chutney
Easton Street
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Coffee Cup
A good contemporary Indian restaurant with
very welcoming staff and a relaxed atmosphere.
Wide selection of coffees (hot and cold), tea,
cold drinks, sandwiches and cakes. Ample
seating in and outside. Takeaway option
available.
EAMAYL
Paul’s Row
‘Eat As Much As You Like’ from a wide
selection of Chinese food, including starters and
desserts. Can accommodate large parties.
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eating out
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Nando’s
TGI Friday’s
Zenzeni
Eden
Crest Road
Oxford Street
A family restaurant, with great atmosphere,
serving peri-peri chicken and chips in a relaxed
environment.
A bar and restaurant with American décor. Wide
selection of food, including burgers, steaks,
pastas and salads, great desserts as well. Out
of town centre but well worth the trip.
Bright, minimalist noodle bar with good value
dishes. Takeaway menu available.
Noodle Bar
The Bell
Crown Lane
Frogmoor
Great value noodle and rice dishes. Popular
with students and local residents, cosy
atmosphere, fast service with friendly staff.
Takeaway menu available.
Authentic Thai cuisine, English menu also
available. Very cosy atmosphere with fantastic
staff. Takeaway menu available. Traditional
English pub décor.
La Hacienda
Eden
Excellent Italian food chain with very welcoming
staff and impressive contemporary
surroundings. Try and get a banquette seat!
Wagamama
Frogmoor
Popular Mexican restaurant with an extensive
menu, great atmosphere and friendly staff.
Plenty of sombreros for you to wear should you
need them!
Zizzi
Starbucks
Eden
A larger than normal version of the famous
coffee chain – you can’t miss it! Comfy sofas
and a great view from upstairs.
Saucy Chef
Eden
Hot and cold meals, small cosy diner. Friendly
atmosphere.
Oxford Street
Reasonably priced oriental-style food – always
busy, lots of noodle and veggy dishes. Get there
early!
Yo Sushi
Eden
Fun Japanese ‘conveyor-belt’ sushi restaurant
chain, next to the UCI cinema. Takeaway menu
available.
Pizza Express
Oxford Street
What you would normally expect, pasta and
pizza menu, pleasant atmosphere. Lunch and
evening menu.
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bars and nightlife
AMF Bowling
Dolphin
The Glass House
Eden
Totteridge Road
Crown Lane
We are ‘bowled over’ by the brand new centre,
offering bigger, better bowling with 22 fully
computerised lanes, and a special VIP area
consisting of four dedicated lanes and a funky
lounge.
Extensive menu of traditional pub meals,
friendly local pub atmosphere.
Very popular among many students and young
professionals. Lunch and evening food menu.
DJ some nights. Outside seating available.
The Antelope
Church Square
Empire Cinema
Crest Road
Modern cinema, fully equipped with state-ofthe-art digital technology in all six screens.
A cosy pub that plays alternative music, small
dance floor and large pub garden. Late opening
hours. Student nights and discounts available.
The Falcon
Beaconsfield Arms
JD Wetherspoon pub. Popular among students,
promotions on certain drinks. Seating available
outside. Extensive lunch and dinner, pub food
menu.
Hughenden Road
On campus
(run by Bucks Students’ Union)
Café bar by day and student hotspot by
night! Licensed until two or three in the
morning, The Lounge plays host to free entry
events throughout the week and we think it’s
the best value in town – from curry nights to
comedy, acoustic acts to drum and bass
DJs, the Pub Quiz to album launches - it all
happens here.
Litten Tree
Cornmarket
Small pub, large TV screens for sporting events.
Cheap lunch and evening meal menus, some
drinks offers, free car parking available, small
beer garden.
The Lounge
Frogmoor
Ample seating, small dance floor, big screen for
sporting events, karaoke and student nights
available. Day and night pub food menu.
Hobgoblin
High Street
Butlers
Reminiscent of a pub from Harry Potter, this
pub offers secluded tables in a cosy
atmosphere. No witches or wizards present!
Frogmoor
Small pub atmosphere, drinks promotions,
cocktail menu, popular among students and
residents, a student night once a week. Lunch
and evening pub food available.
Hurricane Room
Corporation Street
Cineworld Cinema
The Flint Cottage
Eden
Amersham Hill
Large 12-screen multiplex cinema in the centre
of Eden.
Popular with the locals. Offers a bar menu and
ensuite accommodation, within walking
distance of the train station. Shows sporting
events.
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Well-stocked bar, pool tables, members and
non-members welcomed alike.
The Nags Head
London Road
A short walk out of town, live music on every
night of the week, a pool table and a selection
of decent real ales.
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bars and nightlife
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Obsession
Roundabout
Octagon Parade
Next door to Brook Street halls of residence
Bar with small club atmosphere, late opening
times. Student and karaoke nights.
Small pub with a great karaoke night. It is
popular with locals and students alike.
O’Neill’s
Wendover Arms
Paul’s Road
Desborough Avenue
Popular among students and residents,
excellent live bands, always lively at the
weekend. Big screen TVs for sports events. Pub
garden. Lunch and evening pub food menu.
Offers a contemporary pub feel, very good beer
garden, pool table, and a good range of light
meals and snacks.
The White Room
On campus
(run by Bucks Students’ Union)
Pure
Oxford Street
1,000 capacity nightclub, entry fees, different
nights, including RnB, dance and ‘cheese’
nights. Extends into the Obsession bar.
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Home to all our theme parties and fancy
dress events, it’s also the premiere live
music venue for miles around. It’s fully kitted
out with state-of-the-art equipment that
allows the Students’ Union to put on the
best acts for you free of charge, open all
week and the busiest student venue in town.
All the profits go back into the Students’
Union to make your experience even better!
our sports strategy
Our vision for sport is to be renowned within the region
for our support of sport through academic studies,
individual participation and achievement, and through
engagement with our community and our partners.
Formally launched in 2008, our sports
strategy provides a framework for planning
and developing sport at Buckinghamshire
New University.
Strong partnerships with local clubs, including
London Wasps and Wycombe Wanderers, give
students the opportunity to play, coach and
spectate at all levels of sport.
In 2009, Buckinghamshire New University will
bring the majority of its facilities and student
population onto one town centre site. A new
state-of-the-art complex will be built offering a
range of new sports facilities including a sports
hall, gym, human performance laboratory,
treatment rooms and a dance studio. The
human performance laboratory will be
accredited by the British Association of Sport
and Exercise Sciences (BASES) and equipped
to record and assess many human physiological
responses. It will be used for a variety of
purposes from the assessment of fitness, to the
search for optimum athletic performance. The
laboratory will provide a sports science support
service to any performer who feels they would
benefit from physiological assessments, advice
on appropriate training methods, and
preparation for competition, nutritional and
dietary analysis or sports psychology support.
Thanks to a unique partnership with the
University, Bucks Students’ Union allows Bucks
students to play sport for free whilst they study.
Bucks students receive an impressive package
of benefits that includes free access to sports
and recreational activities and covers the costs
associated with over 20 different sports played
competitively at the
University, including
insurance, kit
and match
fees.
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where will you
feel at home?
One of the best aspects of becoming a student at Bucks is the
opportunity to live independently. Living away from home can
be fun but it can also take a little getting used to. The easiest
way to set about adapting to this new way of life is to live in
halls of residence and accommodation provided by Bucks.
High Wycombe has a friendly, social
atmosphere, excellent facilities and plenty
going on. Bucks has an Accommodation
Service which aims to find all new students
suitable accommodation, whether that be in
halls of residence, the Head Tenancy
Scheme (HTS) or private accommodation.
The University prides itself on providing an
excellent student experience, and
accommodation is a key factor; all of our
accommodation is of a high standard, safe,
secure and value for money.
Halls of residence
From September 2009 the University will have
approximately 650 single study bedrooms in self
catering halls of residence, spread across two
sites. All rents are fully inclusive of bills. For
further information on current rent costs and
other accommodation details, please visit our
website at: bucks.ac.uk/accommodation
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Brook Street Halls
Around 400 first year students live in mixed
groups in a lively and energetic atmosphere.
The halls are located in the centre of High
Wycombe, a few minutes walk from the town
centre amenities and the University campus.
Flats have between five and ten study
bedrooms each and all the rooms are fully webenabled.
Student Village
We are excited to announce that, as part of our
ambitious redevelopment plans, we are
currently building brand new, state-of-the-art,
en-suite student rooms in High Wycombe.
This new accommodation is located just five
minutes walk from the town centre.
All our halls accommodation is close to the
University campus, reasonably priced and has
internet access.
The Head Tenancy Scheme
This is University managed accommodation.
Properties within the HTS are rented by the
University from private individuals, companies
or housing associations, meaning that the
University is your landlord.
This gives you the opportunity to live more
independently but with support available from
the Accommodation Service. They will support
students through lifestyle and relationship
problems and rent payment difficulties, and
safeguard against many of the other pitfalls that
could present themselves in private
accommodation.
The University manages several different types
of accommodation, from two to six bedroom
properties to larger, licensed, Houses of Multiple
Occupation (HMOs). If you are looking for a
halls experience then the HMOs are a good
alternative, with larger numbers of students and
a similar community spirit.
Meet and greet days
Meet and greet days are held during July and
August for students who wish to live in a head
tenancy property, private accommodation, or
who are unable to gain a place in halls. It is a
great opportunity to meet other students, view
potential properties and to organise
accommodation.
As ever – our friendly staff will be on hand and
will do all they can to assist in finding every
student suitable accommodation. Details and
dates of meet and greet days will appear on the
Bucks website.
Contact us
For more information, please contact our
Accommodation Service directly:
By email:
[email protected]
Visit our website:
bucks.ac.uk/accommodation
Or telephone:
01494 551 058 or 01494 551 059
working part-time
Close to the action!
High Wycombe has excellent road and rail links
with Central London and it usually takes less
than an hour to reach London’s attractions.
The Careers & Employment Team are here to offer you support
throughout your transition into University life. One of the first tasks
that you will most likely need to think about now, is how to find a
part-time job to support your studies.
As a team we have the expertise to give you the
skills that you will need to make this happen,
from how to write a winning CV, to developing
interview preparation techniques. As a new
student, you also have the opportunity to
register on our online latest vacancy database
at bucks.ac.uk/latestvacancies which will
notify you, on a weekly basis, of all the
vacancies that we source and advertise on our
website from local/national employers.
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Please do come along and meet us at the parttime jobs fair, which we run at the beginning of
each academic year, so that we can start to
prepare you and develop those essential
transferable skills for the world of work.
For further information on the support available
during your academic career please visit
bucks.ac.uk/careers
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art galleries as well as the diverse nightlife need
few words of introduction. What you may not
know is that London is also bursting with free
special events, festivals and attractions, so as a
student you can take advantage of what the
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Train, bus and coach information for all
destinations within Buckinghamshire
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on 0871 200 2233
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High Wycombe. The campus is approximately
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Centre
R
St
Am
Brook
e
Bak
er S
t
High
Wycombe
u
ven
ry A
Halls of
Residence
Rd
Prio
be
Oxford
Road
04
A4
We
st W
yco
m
Hamilton Rd
(A4
04
)
ghe
nde
n Av
enu
8
Student
Village
Ro
ad
Hu
A4
04
A40
to Beaconsfield
and Chalfont
22
23
Town
Centre
High Wycombe Campus
Pedestrian
walkway
Exit
Y
Security
kiosk
Students’ Union
M
BE
Pre-booked
visitor parking
The Venue
The Swan
Theatre
AR
Y
AB
K
WAL
S
Y
LIL
Brook Street
Halls of Residence
and Eden Shopping Centre
ST
W
AY
The Student Centre
Technology
Centre
Beats
(refectory)
Learning
Resource
Centre
Faculty
offices
Main Entrance
Gate A
Reception
High Wycombe
Railway Station
23
Owen Harris
QUEEN ALE
RA PARK
XANDRA R
OAD
Gate C
Gate B
ALEXAND
LOAKES
ROAD
Owen Harris
lecture theatres
Gate D
Red Shed
ST
Junction 4
(M40)
Timberlake
North Wing
Design Studios
East Wing
South Wing
Gateway
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