Campus accessibility

Learn more about our campus and its accessibility. We will notify your academic department if you require level access to teaching rooms, height adjustable desks, or specific seating arrangements, by entering this information in your PLSP.

Understanding our buildings

Two students walking together outside, smiling and chatting. Another group of students are blurred in the background.

Campus map with accessible routes

View and download our campus map showing accessible routes around campus.

The new Oastler Building from the turning circle of the nearby road.

Building plans

Visit our building plans page to see maps of each floor of our university buildings highlighting accessible entrances, lifts, refuge points and accessible toilets.

Virtual tour of the University of Huddersfield

Interactive campus map

If you've not had chance to visit campus, let this virtual tour show you what we have on offer.

Picture of the Barbara Hepworth Building from below the main entrance.

Our buildings

Here at Huddersfield, everything is one location so you're only a short journey away from everything you need. Our buildings range from an historic 19th century church to modern buildings such as the Barbara Hepworth Building. 

Students sitting at a social breakout area in The Oastler Building

Building evacuations

Please read the information if you have a disability or condition which could impact on your emergency evacuation of a University building. Find out what you need to know about getting a Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan.

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Understanding building and room codes

Confused by the room names and numbers? Discover how timetable rooms are coded.

Car parking

Read about parking on campus as a disabled student.

Accessing and understanding your timetable

Get up-to-date guidance on how to access your timetable and how to make sense of it.

Reporting a campus issue

Find out who to contact and what information you'll need to provide

Assistance Dog Policy

Read the University procedure for staff, students and visitors when bringing an assistance dog on to the University campus.