Facts and figures
Estate
The University's estate has been transformed over recent years with the construction of a number of new buildings for both academic and support activities and the refurbishment of existing buildings to ensure a high-quality learning environment. Below find details of all recent new-builds or significant refurbishment projects.
Department and student facilities
2010
- Dental Academy - £7.0m
- Milldam Nursery - £1.1m
- 3rd Space - £0.5m
2009
- Mock Court Room, Anglesea Building - £1.0m
- Laboratory Refurbishment, St Michael's Building - £0.75m
2008
- Dennis Sciama Building - purpose built teaching/catering/research building - £9.4m
- King Henry Building - refurbishment - £2.3m
2007
- St Georges Building - internal refurbishment - £1m
- Extension to University Library - £10m
2006
- St Michaels Building - internal refurbishment - £1m
- Spinnaker Building - purpose built Sports Science building - £3m
2005
- William Beatty Building - purpose built dental building - £4m
2004
- Anglesea Building - internal refurbishment - £1.3m
- St Paul's - purpose built sports hall / gym - £1.6m
- Richmond Building - relocation of Business School - £12m
2002
- Student Centre - purpose built Student Union building - £6.5m
- Milldam (listed building) - refurbishment - £4.2m
2001
- Eldon Building - refurbishment and extension of arts buildings - £6.3m
- Nuffield Centre - refurbishment of Student Advice Services centre - £1.5m
Student accommodation - in partnership with UNITE
- James Watson House - 726 en-suite rooms - opened 2003
- Trafalgar Hall - 288 en-suite rooms - opened 2002
- Margaret Rule Hall - 342 en-suite rooms - opened 2001