Joining Instructions for Participants

This page provides joining information for the Colloquium on Transitions, the inaugural event of the Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies of Higher Education, which took place at UCL on 24 and 25 October.

We have been delighted to receive a large number of applications for registration for the Colloquium and will shortly close the online registration form and start a waiting list. We should therefore be very grateful if you would let us know if you no longer intend to come to the Colloquium or if you are intending to come on one day only.

The final programme is now available to view on this site.

Although we are unable to make hotels bookings for you, we will be pleased to provide information on accommodation in the Bloomsbury area of London. If you would like further information, please email Kelly Franklin.

The Colloquium takes place in the Garden Room (known previously as the Eisai Lounge). Registration and coffee will take place at 1.30 pm on 24 October. Please make sure you arrive in good time for the opening welcome by the Provost, Professor Malcolm Grant, at 2.00 pm.

You will find detailed maps of the layout of UCL and its location in London at http://www.ucl.ac.uk/about-ucl/location/maps/

If you are coming to the Colloquium from outside UCL, you should come to the front lodge in Gower Street, opposite the Cruciform Building. Walk across the Main Quandrangle to the far right hand corner (F4 in Map 2) and enter the building at the southern end of the South Cloisters. You will find the Auto-Icon of Jeremy Bentham opposite this entrance and the Garden Room immediately behind.

Details of how to reach UCL by public transport may be found at http://www.ucl.ac.uk/about-ucl/location/public-transport/

Since we are encouraging informal discussion, slide projection facilities will not be available during the Colloquium.

We will be printing a list of names and email address details of all participants. Please let us know if you do NOT wish your details to be included in this list.

We look forward to seeing you at the Colloquium.