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Heslington Hall student facilities
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One of the things that makes Heslington Hall special is the building itself. It's a historic space that's been carefully adapted for modern study and research. It really adds to the atmosphere of working here, and makes it feel like a dedicated hub for postgraduate students. It's the perfect getaway to romanticise your studies, bringing disciplines together.
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Arts and Humanities postgraduate research students
- Wide-ranging support for Arts and Humanities research students provided by the Humanities Research Centre (HRC) which is based in Heslington Hall.
- Designated study space (hot desks or designated desks) and PGR break out areas. Find out more on the HRC web pages, including desk booking for current students.
- Separate study spaces (hot desks or designated desks) for research students who are affiliated to the Centre for Medieval Studies and the Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies.
- Bookable rooms for group working and meetings, including a team project room.
- Space for taking private calls (including Zoom pods).
- Social/eating space open to PGR and PGT students.
- Communal breakout spaces open to all building users.
- Wellbeing room available to all building users.
- Access to public gallery space available to all building users (curated by History of Art).
- Research students are welcome to attend the wide programme of events that take place in the building.
Arts and Humanities taught Masters students
- Social/eating space open to PGT and PGR students.
- Communal breakout spaces open to all building users.
- Bookable team project room.
- Space for taking private calls (including Zoom pods).
- Wellbeing room available to all building users.
- History of art students (curating and fashion history) benefit from exhibition and specialist handling/teaching spaces.
- Access to public gallery space (curated by History of Art), available to all building users.
- Taught Masters students are welcome to attend many of the events that take place in the building.
Arts and Humanities undergraduate students
- Some arts and humanities undergraduate teaching takes place in Heslington Hall.
- Liberal Arts students have their own home room.
- Communal breakout spaces open to all building users.
- Wellbeing room available to all building users.
- History of art students (curating and fashion history) benefit from exhibition and specialist handling/teaching spaces.
- Access to public gallery space (curated by History of Art), available to all building users.
- Undergraduates are welcome to attend many of the events that take place in the building.
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