Find out about our campus atmosphere, locations and general environment by following the links below:

• Ask Herts | University of Hertfordshire
  • How to find what you need on Ask Herts | Ask Herts | University of Hertfordshire
• Health, wellbeing, accessibility and disability services | Ask Herts | University of Hertfordshire
• Living on campus | Ask Herts | University of Hertfordshire
• Academic Support | Ask Herts | University of Hertfordshire

This website is really useful for showing the accessibility & accessible guides for our campuses: AccessAble – Your Accessibility Guide

Our university has 2 campuses:

• College Lane maps and directions | Find/Contact us | Uni of Herts
• de Havilland maps and directions | Find/Contact us | Uni of Herts 

  

Our University has around 35,000 students from a wide variety of different backgrounds and cultures, with a vibrant & vast staff population. This means that campus can be very busy at times.

Teaching sessions can take place on either campus, depending on which degree you study!

You can see our campus map here: Campus Maps | Ask Herts | University of Hertfordshire.

The campus is bigger than you might be used to at School or College and getting lost is common for new students and when timetables change. Becoming familiar with key buildings and locations may help you to prepare.

You can see our campus map here: Campus Maps | Ask Herts | University of Hertfordshire.

We recommend attending an applicant or open day in order to view & get an insight into our University & the campuses.

• Open Days and events | Study | Uni of Herts

We also recommend reaching out to the accessibility team before you begin your studies to discuss any questions/queries/concerns – including how campus life will look day to day.

• About accessibility and disability services at Herts | Ask Herts | University of Hertfordshire

Kim & Nat, Accessibility Advisers at the University of Hertfordshire.