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The University's Central hall is a tiered auditorium that can cater for up to 1190 delegates or attendees.

Parkland setting ideal for conferences

The Berrick Saul building is named after Berrick Saul, Vice-Chancellor at York from 1979 to 1993

Berrick Saul Building, home of the Woolfson Suite

The Biology Department is located on Wentworth Way on the Main Campus at Heslington

Biology Building, home of the Biology Technology Facility and other resources

The 21 acre business park facilitates technology transfer and business development

Vibrant business community

The Seebohm Rowntree building is named after social pioneer, Seebohm Rowntree who is best known for his seminal studies on poverty

Seebohm Rowntree Building, home of the Clinical Simulation Unit

Facilities and services

York has a number of externally-available facilities and services, including laboratory, engineering, studio and performance spaces. 

About our facilities