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Royal holloway self-led campus tours: 2023.

If you're unable to make one of our scheduled campus tours we are now able to offer self-led tours.

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• Sunday April 14 9:00 AM
• Monday April 15 9:00 AM
• Tuesday April 16 9:00 AM
• Wednesday April 17 9:00 AM
• Thursday April 18 9:00 AM
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Royal Holloway, University of London

About this event

Your self-led guide and welcome pack will be emailed to you prior to the event, along with further information regarding your visit.

Please note:

• Not all buildings on campus will be open- this is one of the many precautions in place to ensure our campus is safe to welcome back students and visitors. We also cannot guarantee with these tours that facilities such as bathrooms and catering outlets will be open.
• Please book for the day you intend to visit and arrive at the time you indicate when booking- it is essential that we know who is on campus at the moment. If you can no longer make it to campus, please do let us know.

If you have any questions that haven't been answered please contact us on +44 (0)1784 414112 or [email protected] .

Can I update, change or cancel my booking?

It is possible to amend, update or cancel your booking from within your Eventbrite 'My Events' page. We would appreciate it if this can be done as soon as you are aware of any changes so we can prepare accordingly.

If you are unable to amend your booking on Eventbrite for any reason please contact us on +44 (0)1784 414112 or email [email protected] with the details of what you are trying to amend, update or cancel.

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Campus tours

Saturday 21 September, 12:00

Location: Meet at entrance to Davison Building

A guided tour of campus highlighting all the main buildings and venues in your campus community. Tours start on the hour from the Gazeboo on Founder's Square. Groups may be large and there will be a lot of walking so let your guide know if you need an accessible route.

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Chat with our students

Support and wellbeing.

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• The local area
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Research & Teaching

Departments and schools.

• COP28 Forum

Working with us

• The library

Our history

• Art Collections

Royal Holloway today

• Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
• Recruiting our students
• Past events
• Environmental Sustainability
• Facts and figures
• Collaborate with us
• Governance and strategy
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• How to find us
• Financial information
• Local community
• Legal Advice Centre

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School campus visits

We are currently taking bookings for the 23/24 academic year. Please note, this will be subject to staffing and room availability on our campus. 

We deliver full and half-day campus visits (subject to availability) to enable students to experience university life and receive information, advice and guidance about higher education.

Campus visits will vary depending on the size of the group visiting, and room availability, but a typical visit will include:

• An academic session (e.g. a subject taster workshop or a lab tour)
• An Information, Advice, and Guidance session (e.g. about student finance)
• A campus tour
• A Q&A with our student ambassadors 

*Please note due to room capacities we have a maximum of 120 per day for visits. If you exceed this number the groups will have to be split over multiple days.

To request a campus visit, please fill in our enquiry form . Note that this is subject to availability.

For other enquiries please contact us - [email protected]

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An example of a year 12 - year 13 timetable, virtual campus visits.

We have also developed a virtual campus visit. Students are able to experience our campus at their own pace and we can arrange a live element (such as a student ambassador Q&A), subject to availability.

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To enquire about a school visit to Royal Holloway or our virtual campus visit, please contact us - [email protected]

We acknowledge the skills and independence developed by students completing the Extended Project Qualification and for many Royal Holloway Undergraduate courses, an EPQ will be taken into consideration and result in lower A-level grades being required for applicants. To watch and share our short video about the benefits of an EPQ, please click here .

Our EPQ visit days offer students the chance to learn research skills in an interactive session hosted by our librarians, as well as supervised use of our university library. Students can explore sources and supporting material for their projects while getting an insight into university level facilities. These visits are subject to the availability of our staff, and the best time for a visit would be between April, June & July 2023.

To enquire about an EPQ visit please contact us -  [email protected]

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Welcome to Royal Holloway Hockey Club!

We are one of the largest sports clubs on campus, with currently over 100 members (both men and women) and we look forward to welcoming even more this year. We have a Team for every ability and experience level. 

Events and Activities:

If you join RHUL Hockey, you will have regular training sessions, as well as regular Wednesday BUCS (University League) and weekend fixtures in either a LUSL (Weekend University League) or in the England Southeast Oak league.

We also organise informal hockey events that are inclusive to all members of the club which are used to fundraise for our chosen charities. These will be regular events to bring both the male and female sides of the Club together.

The social side of the Hockey Club is centred around our weekly Wednesday socials. Our traditional events are Come in Your Kit and Dress Your Fresh/Returner. However, we run a variety of amazing, themed events to celebrate the day's matches before heading down to continue celebrations in the SU. We also celebrate at the end of each term with our two formal events of the year: Christmas and End of Season dinner.

Every year over the summer, we host an annual hockey tour. For 2022 we travelled to Lloret de Mar, Spain. But over the years prior the Club has travelled to Malta, Cyprus and Portugal. 

Our Training:

We have six teams that tailor for every ability; from those who've never held a hockey stick before to those who have played internationally. All our teams (except the Ladies' 4th XI) play in BUCS on Wednesdays. Our Ladies' 1st XI and Men's 2nd XI play in Southeast Oaks league on Saturday whilst our Men's 1st XI, Ladies' 2nd XI, 3rd XI and 4th XI play in LUSL on Sunday.

If you have missed our trials, you can join any time by turning up to any of the training sessions below or dropping us a message:

At Royal Holloway Hockey, we recognise that its important to use our platform to raise awareness and money for our chosen charities. We pride ourselves in our ability to work genuinely hard and create a real impact this coming year! From 12-hour hockey matches to bag packs and sponsored walks.

We have so many ways to get involved in charity events which some of the best ways to bond with your team and other members in the club.

Our Mixed and Charity Coordinator, Connie, will be organising events throughout the year to help raise important funds for charity.

This year, it’s an important goal of ours to push even further with raising money for charity.

How to join:

So, you've got this far... If you would like to join, then follow our Instagram and join the Freshers Facebook group. Or head down to Fresher Fair.

Otherwise, you can always contact one of our committee, or turn up to a training session.

Hockey is looking forward to meeting you soon!

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• Hockey Standard Membership (Full Year) £100.00
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