Sir Charles Wilson Building, University of Glasgow

Venue for lectures. Image of the empty lecture taken from the central stairs at the back of the lecture theatre showing its distinct architectural features retained from when the building served as a church

 

This lecture theatre is very atmospheric, as you can see in the picture above. It has all modern facilities but retains many original features in a beautifully refurbished church building. There are good public transport links, free parking very close by in the University grounds from 5pm, plus nice places to eat or drink before the lecture if you want to make a night of it.

The venue has a hearing loop which can be accessed with a hearing aid. The best reception for the loop can be achieved by audience members sitting in one of the front six rows.

Street map of the area  of the University of Glasgow including the venue for lectures marked with an asterisk at the southeast side of the corner of Gibson Street and University Avenue.

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Access to the lecture theatre

Access with steps from street level to the lecture theatre is through the main entrance at 1 University Avenue.

Access without steps is available at the side door on Gibson Street. From the side door, it is very easy to access the front of the lecture theatre. Space for wheelchairs is available at the front of the lecture theatre and very close to the door. An accessible toilet is also available at the same level, near the front of the building. More toilets are available downstairs. 

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