Postgraduate Open Day

College of Life and Environmental Sciences - Postgraduate Open Day Saturday 24 November 2018

les-openday Dedicated to exploring and learning about the diversity and evolutionary challenges of life in all its forms, the College of Life and Environmental Sciences enjoys internationally recognised strengths in teaching and research. The College uses training, fieldwork and excellent facilities to enable students to learn generic and discipline-specific skills while studying exciting topics – ranging from ecology through to cancer research and forensic psychology.

Our Postgraduate Open Day gives you the opportunity to talk to our experts and find out more about the wide portfolio of taught and research opportunities available to you at the University.

Start planning your day by browsing our scheduled events in the College of Life and Environmental Sciences below.

Please note the following event times are available as a guide only. Event times and locations will be announced closer to the Open Day in November. You can use this information as a rough guide to plan your day.

School of Biosciences

**School of Biosciences events**
Time	Event	Location
12.00-12.25	Opportunity for tours of the facilities led by current postgraduate students.	Lobby, Main Reception Area, Biosciences Building (R27)
12.25-13.30	Masters programmes in the School of Biosciences: Introduction to MSc Molecular Biotechnology Introduction to MSc Microbiology and Infection Introduction to MRes and MSc Toxicology Introduction to MRes Molecular and Cellular Biology Overview of MSc Bioinformatics	Room NG08, Biosciences Building (R27)

School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences

**School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences events**
Time	Event	Location
12.00 and 12.25	Opportunity for tours of the facilities led by current postgraduate students.	The Undercroft, Geography Lobby, Ground floor, Geography Building (R26)
12.45-13.20	Introduction to our Environmental Health Masters programmes, including: MSc Environmental Health MSc Public and Environmental Health Science MSc Science of Occupational Health, Safety and the Environment	Room WG04, Ground Floor, Biosciences Building (R27)
12.45-13.20	Introduction to our Atmospheric Science Masters programmes, including: MSc Air Pollution Management and Control MSc Applied Meteorology and Climatology	Room 125, First Floor, Geography Building (R26)
12.45–13.20	Drop-in introduction to our MSc Urban and Regional Planning programme	Room 311, Third Floor, Geography Building (R26)
12.45-13.20	Introduction to our Earth Science Masters programmes, including: MSc Applied and Petroleum Micropalaeontology MSc Hydrogeology	Education Room, Lapworth Museum, Earth Sciences Building (R4)
13.20-14.00	Drop-in introduction to our MSc River Environments and their Management programme	Education Room, Lapworth Museum, Earth Sciences Building, (R4)

School of Psychology

**School of Psychology events**
Time	Event	Location
12.00 and 12.25	Opportunity for tours of the facilities led by current postgraduate students.	Reception area, Hills Building (R3)
12.30–13.00	Introduction to our MSc programmes: MSc in Brain Imaging and Cognitive Neuroscience MSc Computational Neuroscience and Cognitive Robotics MSc Psychology	Room WG05, Aston Webb Main Lecture Theatre (A Block), Aston Webb Building (R4)
13.00–13.15	Introduction to Clinical Psychology programmes	Room WG05, Aston Webb Building, A Block (R4)
13.15–13.30	Introduction to MRes Clinical Psychology	Room WG05, Aston Webb Building, A Block (R4)
13.30-14.00	Introduction to Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Programmes	Room WG05, Aston Webb Building, A Block (R4)
14.00-14.15	Introduction to our PhD/Masters by Research programmes	Room WG05, Aston Webb Building, A Block (R4)
14.15-14.30	Introduction to Forensic Psychology programmes	Room WG05, Aston Webb Building, A Block (R4)

School of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences

**School of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilition Sciences events**
Time	Event	Location
12.00 and 12.25	Tours of the facilities led by current postgraduate students.	The Atrium (foyer), Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences Building (Y14)
12.45–13.45	Introduction to MSc Physiotherapy (pre-registration)	Lecture Theatre 2, Ground Floor, Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences Building (Y14)
12.45–13.30	Drop-in sessions for the following programmes: MSc Advanced Manipulative Physiotherapy MSc Exercise and Sports Medicine (Football) MSc Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy MSc/PGDip Sport Coaching Student Ambassadors will escort you to the relevant locations	The Atrium (foyer), Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences Building (Y14)