Facilities - School of Construction Management and Engineering

Chancellor's Building

Chancellor's Building, an £8.4m purpose-built facility that opened in 2017, is the home of the School of Construction Management and Engineering.

It has been designed specifically to facilitate a sense of community, and enables teaching and research activity to reflect the collaborative nature of working in industry. It houses specialist equipment to support practical work, and modern learning spaces including:

two teaching and research labs
social break out spaces
academic offices
a resource room

Chancellor's Building is located close to the centre of Whiteknights campus, where you'll find the University Library, Students' Union, and a variety of shops and places to eat. The campus itself is set on 321 acres of beautiful parkland, which has won the Green Flag award 14 times consecutively.

Computer lab

Our purpose-built computer lab is equipped with PCs that can be used for independent work and group project work.

Resource room

Our dedicated resource room is packed with subject-specific books and journals. It also provides study space and seating areas that are ideally suited to informal meetings.

Virtual learning environments

Students have access to virtual classrooms and lecture notes from wherever they're studying. They can submit coursework electronically and take advantage of many other aspects of the Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) to enhance their learning.

Innovative digital technologies

You'll have opportunities to experiment with and explore an array of digital technologies and software that are in use across the construction, surveying, engineering and energy industries today. They include: