Humanities Bridgeford Street building is a self-contained venue with the advantage that all meeting rooms run off a central foyer which is able to accommodate exhibitions/posters and delegate catering. There is wheelchair access to all conference rooms.
The venue can be found nestled between the Manchester Museum and the Booth Street West car park.
| Rooms | Capacity and Layout |
|---|---|
| Cordingley Theatre | 244 theatre style |
| G6, G7, G32, G33 | 78 theatre style |
| Hanson Room | 40 classroom style |
| G34, G35 | 16 classroom style |
| Ground floor foyer | Suitable for posters and catering |
| Features | Information |
|---|---|
| In House Audio-Visual | The smaller theatres and classrooms are equipped with data projector, projection screen, network point, computer and induction loop. Cordingley theatre, in addition, is equipped with a PA, lectern and microphone |
| Internet Connection | Wired access available in meeting areas |
| Accommodation | Within walking distance of University accommodation and local hotels to suit all budgets |
Conference Sales Office, The University of Manchester, Room 2.001, Beyer Building, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PL
