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Find your way using Google Maps:


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If approaching our campus from London and the south via the A12, take the exit marked Colchester (A133). If approaching from Ipswich and the north on the A12, take the exit marked Colchester. From Colchester, the University is off the A133 to Clacton. Our visitors’ car park operates on a pay and display basis.


Train Trains run between London (Liverpool Street) and Colchester North Station at approximately half-hourly intervals; the journey takes under an hour. Services also connect with Colchester from Norwich, Ipswich, Felixstowe, Harwich and Clacton/Walton.


Coach


Regular coach services to Colchester Bus Station operate from most parts of the UK, either direct or via London. There is a regular bus service from Stansted Airport to our campus.


Taxi There are taxi ranks at Colchester Station and in the town centre. The journey to our campus normally takes about ten minutes.


Local buses


Our campus is served by a number of different buses which operate frequently throughout the day and at weekends. www.firstgroup.com


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