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University
Facilities
The University of Chichester provides an impressive
variety of specialist resources and technology to support
your studies and make your degree a success:
Learning Resources Centres
The Learning Resources Centres (LRC) on both
campuses, provide a superb environment for all our
students at Chichester and Bognor Regis. The facilities
include:
• A collection of over 260,000 volumes including various
specialist collections
• A growing online library of over 30,000 e-books
• 370 study places
• 6 IT areas with 177 networked computers
• Internet access and use of 42 on-line information
Media Centre
resources
The Media Centre gives you access to the latest digital
• 700 print journals and electronic access to over 4,500
video-editing facilities, multimedia production, image
journals on-line
manipulation and desktop publishing software, including:
• A substantial number of CDs, video cassettes and DVDs
• 30 Apple Mac Computers.
• A computerised catalogue system.
• 7 Apple Mac G5 Edit Suites.
• 3 portable and 8 static MiniDV decks
Computers and IT • Large Format colour and black and white printer.
The University of Chichester is well resourced with • Industry-standard creative software including
extensive IT facilities to aid learning, teaching and research. Photoshop CS3, InDesign CS, Flash 8 and
You will work on a network of PCs running Windows XP
Dreamweaver 8.
and Microsoft Office software for word processing,
• Video editing and manipulation software including Final
database and spreadsheet creation. You will also have
Cut Pro 5.0, DVD Studio Pro, Motion and Shake.
full access to the internet from the Learning Resources
• Audio creation and editing facilities including
facilities. For media-based work
Soundtrack Pro and Shake.
you will find Apple Macintosh computers running
industry-standard software such as InDesign,
Equipment Loans
Photoshop, Flash and Dreamweaver.
Media equipment can be borrowed from the Equipment
The University runs a web-based portal service Loans counter in the LRC. The stock includes a range
comprising email, calendar and group facilities as well of video cameras, sound equipment, tripods and
as an intranet with personalisation features that is used digital cameras.
for communications to teaching staff and access to
University information. Specialist training, help with IT
The ShowRoom
skills and the use of information sources on the internet is
provided by the Subject Librarians, the Media Services
The ShowRoom is a multi-purpose lecture, rehearsal and
team and the student support help desk. Halls on
performance studio with excellent facilities and control
campus all have internet access.
systems:
• Electrically retractable seating for up to 212 people
• Changing rooms and a private foyer area
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