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Wondering where you can prepare for the exams and assessments period?Ìý

There’s no shortage of great study spaces at the University. You’re probably familiar with on our Highfield Campus, which also houses the , and might have spent some time at Building 100, AKA , too.ÌýÌý

If you’re yet to find your favourite spot—or want to refresh your routine—keep reading to discover more study spaces at the University. Plus, find out where to grab a bite in-between study sessions.Ìý

Sir James Matthews Building (SJM) – Guildhall Square, Southampton City CentreÌý

Located in Guildhall Square on our City Centre campus, a few minutes away from central bus stops and Southampton Central train station, the can accommodate many kinds of study sessions.Ìý

Its lower-level 200-capacity study space and individual study pods can be booked via the library , and the comfy areas for relaxed revision are a great place to catch up with your reading.Ìý

Plus, if spontaneous study motivation strikes when you’re in town, it’s easy to drop-in. The Tech Hub is on hand to loan you a laptop, should you need one, and any unreserved spaces are open for use.Ìý

The Student Hub at SJM also has ample space to study in a quiet and comfy setting.ÌýÌý

Kick things off with a freshly cooked breakfast or lunch at The Artisan café—which you’ll find on the ground floor—and you’re good to go!Ìý

Winchester School of Art (WSA) Library – Winchester CampusÌý

The is part of the University Southampton Library Service, and its collections include books, e-books, print and electronic journals, graphic novels, zines, artists’ films and archives.ÌýÌý

The U7 Unilink bus makes it a great spot for students based on both our WSA and Highfield campuses, with buses running from Highfield interchange to Winchester.Ìý You can see the schedule on the .Ìý

Visiting the library is a good opportunity to stop by the . The menu, featuring international cuisine, has been designed to suit a wide variety of tastes. For lighter refreshments, you can opt for something from its range of teas, coffee, confectionary and cakes.ÌýÌý

The Health Services Library – Southampton General HospitalÌýÌý

Whether you’re studying at the hospital, live nearby, or just want to change things up a bit, why not check out the  at University Hospital Southampton?ÌýÌý

With plenty of individual study spots, as well as group study rooms that you can book for up to two hours (complete with whiteboards and ample space for groups), it’s a great place to get to work on your to-do list. Plus, you can borrow laptops here for up to a week.Ìý

Remember to check out the food outlets while you’re there! The hospital is home to multiple vendors, cafés and shops.Ìý

The Hangout Space, The Student Hub, Building 37 – Highfield CampusÌý

Have you been to The Hangout space? It’s an open-plan study spot in The Student Hub, and its large tables make it a great place for group sessions. Plus, it’s right next to The Student Hub — open in-person every day from 08:00-20:00.Ìý

Don’t forget, you can access The Student Hub 24/7 via the , email, or phone 02380 599 599. From questions regarding wellbeing, disability support and help with accommodation, to feelings of stress and worry, our team is here to help. Ìý

When you’re ready for a study break, , which is open to both students and staff, is only a couple of minutes away. Fuel-up with a £1-per-item breakfast at (and a £3.50 fry up on Fridays), or head to for locally brewed Seadog coffee (bring your re-usable cup for 20p off drinks!) and Hoxton Bakehouse snacks.

Further InformationÌý

For further information, including the current opening times of the study spaces listed above, visit the university . Please note that while most study spaces will remain open during the Christmas Closure period, opening hours may be subject to change. An update regarding these changes will be shared in the coming weeks. Ìý