Business Management Practice BA(Hons) top-up: Facilities

There is a wide range of facilities at our Kingston Hill campus, where this course is based.

Kingston Hill campus

Kingston Hill is a leafy, hillside campus situated about three miles away from Kingston town centre. It is a quiet, secure place to study with easy access to London, meaning it provides the best of all worlds for our students.

Find out more about the Kingston Hill campus in the virtual tour.

Kingston Business School

The new £26million Kingston Business School building stands at the heart of the campus. It provides teaching and social space, together with Business School's academics, tutors, support staff and student facilities making it a real hub for your time at Kingston.

The Business School building, which opened in 2012, provides plenty of spaces for staff and students to learn together and a bright, airy atrium with a cafe, laptop bars, sofas, tables and chairs for informal learning.

The variety of learning and studying spaces throughout the building make it both a stimulating and peaceful place to study.

Find out more about the Kingston Business School building in the virtual tour.

Learning resources centre

One of the highlights of the Kingston Hill campus is the modern learning resources centre (LRC), called the Nightingale Centre after Florence Nightingale, who was a regular visitor to Kingston Hill.

The LRC provides a spacious and attractive place for students to meet and study and features a cafe, more PCs and zoned study areas. Long opening hours give you plenty of access to specialist business books, journals and online resources.

The LRC also houses the Bloomberg trading room, where different trading techniques can be applied in practice using live data. We are one of only a few UK universities to offer this facility.

Find out more about the Nightingale Centre in the virtual tour.

Computer and online facilities

There are many computers (PCs and Macs) available for you to use across the Kingston Hill campus when you need a place to study. Access to the wireless network across the campus means you can also work from your laptop or mobile device.

Using IT to support your studies is crucial. Kingston has an innovative virtual learning environment called StudySpace. This allows you to access course materials and contact fellow students and staff while away from the campus.

Campus facilities

Other campus facilities include:

• free car parking, as well as cycle parking and showers;
• a free intersite bus service, connecting you to other campuses;
• an improved student restaurant and shop;
• a Subway;
• a student bar;
• a cashpoint;
• health and wellbeing services; and
• sports and recreation societies.

Find out more about the Kingston Hill campus in the virtual tour.