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Buildings

• Curzon Building
• Millennium Point
• Parkside Building
• Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
• STEAMhouse
• Joseph Priestley Building
• University House

By bus

The nearest bus stops are on Jennens Road, but there are many stops within walking distance in the city centre.Ìý.

You can purchase bus tickets on theÌý.

By train

The nearest train stations are:

Birmingham Moor Street (0.6 miles,Ìý)
Birmingham New Street (0.8 miles,Ìý)
Birmingham Snow Hill (0.8 miles,Ìý)

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The nearest Metro stop is Bull Street (0.5 miles,Ìý).

West Midlands MetroÌýruns between Wolverhampton, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham City Centre and Edgbaston. During the day, it runs every 6-8 minutes.Ìý.

By bike

There are lots of options for cycling in Birmingham, including a new focus on cycle lanes making it easy to get around. If you don’t have your own bike, you can hire one throughÌýÌý– available across the region. You’ll find docking stations around the city.

Find more information about our cycle schemes and facilitiesÌýat ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø, plus we’ve put togetherÌýtop tips for cycling safely.

By car

Nearest car park: Millennium Point ()

Find out more about city centre car parking and season ticketsÌý.

Be aware that City Centre Campus is within Birmingham'sÌýClean Air ZoneÌý(CAZ), and high polluting vehicles are charged to enter.

Why not tryÌýcar sharing? It’s a great way to meet new people, reduce the amount of driving you have to do and save money - according to LiftShare, you could save up to £80 a month.

Walking to uni

The University is easily walkable from the City Centre and Digbeth.ÌýÌýcan help you get around and includes journey time.ÌýIt’s quick, free and healthy!

Buildings

• Seacole Building
• Bevan House
• Ravensbury House
• Harborne Road

By bus

The nearest bus stop is St George's Church. Catch the 10, 23, 24, 25.

Routes and bus numbers may change.Ìý.

You can purchase bus tickets on theÌý.

By train

The nearest train station is Five Ways (0.8 miles,Ìý).

By tram

The nearest Metro stop isÌýEdgbaston Village (0.5 miles,Ìý).

West Midlands MetroÌýruns between Wolverhampton, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham City Centre and Edgbaston.ÌýDuring the day, it runs every 6-8 minutes.Ìý.

By bike

There are lots of options for cycling in Birmingham, including a new focus on cycle lanes making it easy to get around. If you don’t have your own bike, you can hire one throughÌýÌý– available across the region. You’ll find docking stations around the city.

Find more information about our cycle schemes and facilitiesÌýat ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø, plus we’ve put togetherÌýtop tips for cycling safely.

By car

Nearest car park: Broadway Plaza ()

ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø students can enjoy a reduced fee of £3.50 for 12 hours when validating a parking ticket on campus.Ìý.

Why not tryÌýcar sharing? It’s a great way to meet new people, reduce the amount of driving you have to do and save money -Ìýaccording to LiftShare, you could save up to £80 a month.

Walking to uni

City South CampusÌýis easily walkable from surrounding areas.ÌýÌýcan help you get around and includes journey time.ÌýIt’s quick, free and healthy!

Buildings

• Margaret Street

By bus

The nearest bus stop is right outside on Margaret St. Catch theÌý9, 10, 12, 13, 23, 24, 25, 82, 87, 89,126.Ìý

Routes and bus numbers may change.Ìý.

Purchase bus tickets on theÌý.

By train

The nearest train stations are:

Birmingham New Street (0.4 miles,Ìý)
Birmingham Snow Hill (0.4 miles,Ìý)

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The nearest Metro stop is Town Hall (0.2 miles,Ìý).

West Midlands MetroÌýruns between Wolverhampton, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham City Centre and Edgbaston.ÌýDuring the day, it runs every 6-8 minutes..

By bike

There are lots of options for cycling in Birmingham, including a new focus on cycle lanes making it easy to get around. If you don’t have your own bike, you can hire one throughÌýÌý– available across the region. You’ll find docking stations around the city.

Find more information about our cycle schemes and facilitiesÌýat ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø, plus we’ve put togetherÌýtop tips for cycling safely.

By car

Nearest car park: Snow Hill ()

Be aware thatÌýthe School of Art is within Birmingham'sÌýClean Air ZoneÌý(CAZ), and high polluting vehicles are charged to enter.

Why not tryÌýcar sharing? It’s a great way to meet new people, reduce the amount of driving you have to do and save money -Ìýaccording to LiftShare, you could save up to £80 a month.

Walking to uni

The School of Art is right in the city centre and easily walkable from surrounding areas.ÌýÌýcan help you get around and includes journey time.ÌýIt’s quick, free and healthy!

Buildings

• Vittoria Street
• St Paul's Square

By bus

Catch the 101 to Newhall St (for St Paul's Square) or Vittoria St/Regent Place, or the 8a/8c to Warstone Lane (The Clock).

Routes and bus numbers may change.Ìý.

Purchase bus tickets on theÌý.

By train

The nearest train station is Jewellery Quarter (0.3 miles,Ìý).

By tram

The nearest Metro stops are:

St Paul’s (0.2 miles,Ìý)
Jewellery Quarter (0.3 miles,Ìý)

West Midlands MetroÌýruns between Wolverhampton, Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham City Centre and Edgbaston.ÌýDuring the day, it runs every 6-8 minutes.Ìý.

By bike

There are lots of options for cycling in Birmingham, including a new focus on cycle lanes making it easy to get around. If you don’t have your own bike, you can hire one throughÌýÌý– available across the region. You’ll find docking stations around the city.

Find more information about our cycle schemes and facilitiesÌýat ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø, plus we’ve put togetherÌýtop tips for cycling safely.

By car

Nearest car park: NCP Birmingham Newhall Street ()

Find out more about city centre car parking and season ticketsÌý.

Be aware thatÌýthe School of Jewellery is within Birmingham'sÌýClean Air ZoneÌý(CAZ), and high polluting vehicles are charged to enter.

Why not tryÌýcar sharing? It’s a great way to meet new people, reduce the amount of driving you have to do and save money - according to LiftShare, you could save up to £80 a month.

Walking to uni

TheÌýSchool of Jewellery is easily walkable from the city centre and surrounding areas.ÌýÌýcan help you get around and includes journey time.ÌýIt’s quick, free and healthy!

Buildings

• Ruskin Hall

By bus

The nearest bus stop is College Walk.ÌýCatch the 61 or 63.

Routes and bus numbers may change.Ìý.

Purchase bus tickets on theÌý.

By train

The nearest train station isÌýBournville (0.7 miles,Ìý).

By bike

There are lots of options for cycling in Birmingham, including a new focus on cycle lanes making it easy to get around. If you don’t have your own bike, you can hire one throughÌýÌý– available across the region. You’ll find docking stations around the city.

Find more information about our cycle schemes and facilitiesÌýat ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø, plus we’ve put togetherÌýtop tips for cycling safely.

By car

There is street parking around Bournville.Ìý

Why not tryÌýcar sharing? It’s a great way to meet new people, reduce the amount of driving you have to do and save money - according to LiftShare, you could save up to £80 a month.

Buildings

• 10 Bromley Street

By bus

The nearest bus stop is Adderley Street.ÌýCatch the 3, 4, 5, 6 Platinum, 97, X1 Platinum or X2 Platinum.

Routes and bus numbers may change.Ìý.

Purchase bus tickets on theÌý.

By train

The nearest train stations are:

Birmingham Moor Street (0.8 miles,Ìý)
Birmingham New Street (0.9 miles,Ìý)

By bike

There are lots of options for cycling in Birmingham, including a new focus on cycle lanes making it easy to get around. If you don’t have your own bike, you can hire one throughÌýÌý– available across the region. You’ll find docking stations around the city.

Find more information about our cycle schemes and facilitiesÌýat ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø, plus we’ve put togetherÌýtop tips for cycling safely.

By car

There is street parking around Digbeth.

Nearest car parks:

JustPark Liverpool Street ()
Trinity Street Car Park ()

Be aware thatÌýBromley Street is within Birmingham'sÌýClean Air ZoneÌý(CAZ), and high polluting vehicles are charged to enter.

Why not tryÌýcar sharing? It’s a great way to meet new people, reduce the amount of driving you have to do and save money - according to LiftShare, you could save up to £80 a month.

Walking to uni

Bromley StreetÌýis easily walkable from the city centre and surrounding areas.ÌýÌýcan help you get around and includes journey time.ÌýIt’s quick, free and healthy!

Buildings

• Alexander Stadium

By bus

The nearest bus stops are Perry Avenue or Perry Park. Catch the 51, X51, 907 Platinum, 934 Platinum, 935 Platinum, 937 or 997 Platinum.

Routes and bus numbers may change.Ìý.

Purchase bus tickets on theÌý.

By train

The nearest train station is Perry Barr (1 mile,Ìý)

By bike

There are lots of options for cycling in Birmingham, including a new focus on cycle lanes making it easy to get around. If you don’t have your own bike, you can hire one throughÌýÌý– available across the region. You’ll find docking stations around the city.

Find more information about our cycle schemes and facilitiesÌýat ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø, plus we’ve put togetherÌýtop tips for cycling safely.

Buildings

• Doug Ellis Sports Centre

By bus

The nearest bus stops areÌýon the A453 Aldridge Road.

Catch the 33, 907/907A, 934 Platinum, 935 Platinum, 936 Platinum, 937/937A, 997 Platinum.

By train

The nearest train station is Perry BarrÌý(0.5 miles,Ìý).

By bike

National Cycle Route NCN 535 runs to the east of the sports centre. It’s a small cycle route from National Cycle Route 5 in Birmingham City Centre to Gravelly Hill and then a short stretch along the Tame Valley Canal.

Find more information about our cycle schemes and facilitiesÌýat ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø, plus we’ve put togetherÌýtop tips for cycling safely.

By car

Doug Ellis Sports Centre ()

Car parking is available on-site and there are 4 accessible spaces. Car parking up to 3 hours is free of charge.

ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø students can access theÌý, where you can easily plan your journey and book tickets at student rates.

You can get 1/3 off rail fares to travel across Britain with theÌýÌýorÌý, both costingÌýjust £30 for a year.

YouÌýcan get up to 50% off travel to school, college or university when buying a termly season ticket. This is great if you're travelling by train most days on a regular route. Check theÌýÌýfor the latest details.Ìý