There are many bike parking spaces throughout campus. Go green and cycle to University!
Buy a ticket. That's unless you want to pay a £20 penalty fare if you get caught without one.
Opened in 1939 by Queen Mary and given a five star rating by Penguin Books 2005 'Britain's Best Museums and Galleries', being only one of five to be awarded outside of London.
Time to spare? Take a seat in the lobby area and watch BBC News live in the large screens above the main entrance.
A hidden treasure in Birmingham. The tea room has a lovely atmosphere.
The building is no longer home to the Department of Political Science or the Center for Russian and East European Studies. Both departments have been moved to the Muirhead Tower.
Check out the newest building on campus. Home-to-be of the Department of Music it also preserves a time capsule which will be opened in 2061!
The Department is spread between the west wings of the 5th and 10th floors of the Muirhead Tower, as well as the east wing of the 5th.
Although physically attached to the Gisbert Kapp building, 52 Pritchatts Road is a separate building. You can always ask at reception for the exact location of the room you are looking for.
Choose your fruit and vegs carefully. Some of these are about to go off!
There is a Bookcrossing bookshelf here. Grab a book, take it home (it's free!), read it and then "release" it so others can read it! You are also encouraged to "release" books here.
