Fitzroy Building
The new home for our ñ Business School
The ñ has created a new home for the ñ Business School at the heart of our city centre campus.
At a cost of £14.5 million, the transformed Fitzroy Building includes specialist teaching facilities and social learning spaces for students on undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, including those in
business and management ,
accounting and finance , and
marketing .
ñ Business School
Through the Schoolñޙs teaching and facilities, students will acquire the skills they need to succeed in their chosen career, alongside developing an understanding of their sustainability and social responsibilities.
Courses like our marketing programme are consistently ranked among the best in the country, and the Business School attracts significant numbers of international students. Our industry-led programmes equip graduates to be successful, and we know the quality of our teaching and support is already held in high regard. This new home for the School creates an exciting new space in which current and future students can foster the knowledge and enthusiasm that they will need to achieve their ambitions.
Professor Chris Bennewith
Executive Dean
The Cube
Fitzroy also provides a new location for
The Cube , the Universityñޙs acclaimed enterprise support service, which has supported over 4,400 student interactions and generated 230 businesses over the past three years.
ñ Business School, The Cube and the new ñ Freelancers Agency will enable more students and graduates to access advice, funding and support that will empower them to follow their dreams.
Shared teaching and learning space
Fitzroy entrance
Study space
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