The Campus
Our state-of-the-art, purpose-built campus opened in September 2016.
As a CU Scarborough student you will have access to all the facilities you will need to support your studies and student life, all located in a modern, open plan campus. We are located in the new £50m sport and education campus, which also features the Scarborough Sports Village and Flamingo Land Football Stadium - home of Scarborough Athletic Football Club.
We are continuously expanding our courses, which means our building is ever-changing. September 2018 saw the first cohort of Adult Nursing students begin their degree in our new clinical-skills lab and in September 2019 we opened a brand new drama studio to accommodate our Acting students.
Facilities
- Café
- Clinical skills lab
- Cyber lab
- Employment support
- Engineering and science labs
- IT suites
- Library
- Moot court room
- Prayer room
- Social space
- Student support team
- Study rooms
Library
The Library is based on the ground floor and is open to all students enrolled on a course at CU Scarborough. Our friendly staff are available during opening hours to help support your learning needs.
Facilities include:
- Access to copies of essential and recommened reading
- Computers with access to internet and printing
- Over 115,000 eBooks
- Information skills sessions
- Loanable laptops
- Silent study room
All our resources are listed on the Locate library catalogue. Locate allows you to search for books, eBooks and journal articles.
Free eBook scheme
We understand that higher education is a big investment, so we have committed to offering an eBook scheme in partnership with BibliU to include core textbooks as part of your tuition fees.
visit. https://libguides.coventry.ac.uk/cuscarborough/
Campus Facts
1. 22,016 meters of data cabling was used in the CU Scarborough campus. That's enough to travel the height of the Eiffel Tower a whopping 68 times!
2. The amount of copper pipework used for the heating and water systems is equivalent to the height of 707 London double decker buses piled on top of each other.
3. 131 tonnes of concrete was used in the pile foundations, that's the equivalent weight of 18 fully grown elephants.
4. 860 metres of under floor heating pipework went into the campus build, enough to span the height of the world's tallest building.
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Find out about our campus accessibility on the AccessAble website.
