FAQs

Yes we have a variety of facilities open for public use, including our Arts Centre, sports facilities, restaurants and shops, health shop, Medical Centre and Pharmacy.

You can find a comprehensive list of upcoming events here.

You can also sign up to our new What’s on Guide  to receive regular updates about upcoming events, activities, classes and many more by clicking here

Why not follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Yes, the Brunel Medical Centre is an NHS general medical practise providing care to both non student local residents and Brunel students living on campus.

We are always on the lookout for new projects and initiatives that meet civic needs. Please email engagement@brunel.ac.uk with your idea or suggestion.

We generate more that £212 million annually for the London Borough of Hillingdon, providing 2,512 job opportunities and educating 14,000 students. Read more about our impact here. 

Even when our students go home for the summer, the university stays open hosting a wide variety of summer activities. Find out our terms dates and closure dates.

Whilst we work to ensure our students respect and are respected by the civic, there may be occasions where you feel a student has behaved in an unacceptable manner. We take these complaints extremely seriously and work with the local authority to ensure any issues are resolved.

Please contact our Community Liaison Officer for further information.

We welcome and encourage all members of the public to access our resources. If you are not a member of other academic institutions (ie SCNOUL) and would like to access the library, we offer external membership rates starting from £25 a year. We also offer a Day Pass access. For membership forms, fees and more information about the services the library provides please visit the website.