Study spaces
Outlined on this page are the facilities at School, Faculty and University levels that are available to Faculty of Arts graduate researchers.
Graduate Research Study Spaces
A range of study spaces are available across the campus. Arts graduate research students require a dedicated study space to focus on your thesis, you can apply for designated study space. However, if you are unable to use an assigned desk space regularly, we encourage you to make sure of the drop-in study spaces or libraries or Graduate centre open study areas as required.
It is recommended that you have your own laptop to support your studies and research. Study Spaces in the Faculty of Arts are equipped with monitors, docking stations, keyboards, and mice, allowing you to connect and work from your own laptop. Some desks are equipped with desktop computers for those that require them..
The Graduate Centre
The Graduate Centre, located in Building 198 (also known as Building 1888), offers a variety of communal study areas spanning all floors of the building. It features meeting rooms suitable for both small and large gatherings, catering to study groups or individual study sessions. The Centre also provides family-friendly spaces and a dedicated graduate lounge. Visit the Graduate Student Association facilities website for more information.