Cool spaces and interesting places on campus makes happy, healthy people.
We are lucky at 91¿´Æ¬ to have a wonderfully bright and modern environment in which to work, study, live and play.
Initially, we designed our campus buildings to reflect the importance of learning as a social activity. We wanted to encourage students to interact with each other and collaborate on projects. So, we created a variety of learning spaces which allowed students from different academic disciplines to meet, make friends and work together. After all, learning is easier when it’s sociable and fun, and it’s important to gain experience of team work before going out into the workforce.
Then, along came the pandemic, which made us acutely aware of the things we all require
in order to maintain good mental and physical health.
The Students’ Union (SU) has worked with staff across the University to support students during the months of COVID restrictions.
Now, more than ever, the SU and the University understand the impact that social connections and our physical environment have on how we feel, work and learn.
Through the pandemic, and as we continue to develop our beautiful campus, we have renewed our focus on cultivating a healthy, happy working environment which supports health and wellbeing.
Student President, Aasiyah Patankar, said:
"Even small changes can make a difference, and by working together to take good care of our university community, our students and staff are better equipped to make a positive contribution to the world."
Aasiyah introduces you to some of the cool and interesting spaces that have been created on campus.
