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Venue and Other Useful
Information
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Joining instructions have been sent to registered participants. You can also download
them here.
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Conference
Location
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West Downs Centre
The University of Winchester
West Hill
Winchester
Hampshire
SO22 4NR
Telephone +44 (0) 1962 841515
Fax +44 (0) 1962 842280
The University of
Winchester website
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The West Downs Centre

The Round Table in the Great Hall

Winchester from the air
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University
information
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"In terms of title we may be one of the newest
universities, but in terms of character and culture we are one of the
oldest."
By the standards of today’s universities, the University of Winchester
is small, with some 3000 full-time and 2500 part-time students. Most are
following undergraduate courses, though they have a significant and growing
number of students on Masters and Doctoral level courses. The culture of the
University is informal and the emphasis is on providing a supportive
community within which individuals can develop themselves and find a clear
sense of direction. They aim to produce graduates who will make a difference
in and through their chosen careers.
By the standards of most universities they are also very old –
established in 1840 and on the same ‘King Alfred’ campus in Winchester since 1862.
This history fosters a strong sense of identity and continuity which bridges
changes of name – they changed from King Alfred’s College to
University College Winchester in 2004 and adopted the title ‘University
of Winchester’ in June 2005.
The original Anglican foundation established a strong commitment to public
service and the public good which still persists today. Teaching is their
main focus, and their graduates are their main contribution to society.
Link to
campus maps
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Conference
Dinner venue
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The conference dinner was held in the historic Winchester
Guildhall, with a pre-dinner drinks reception in the Winchester Great Hall,
hosted by the Leader of Winchester County Council, Councillor George Beckett..
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General
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Winchester is the ancient capital of England
and the former seat of King Alfred the Great. Steeped in history, Winchester is a rural city, only an hour from
London, on the
beautiful South Downs.
You can find more information on the Winchester City
Council website and via the links below.
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