Timetables

From January, the first few weeks of teaching, including Consolidation and Development week, will be presented online before transitioning to a mix of on-campus and online teaching (as permitted by local and national Covid-19 restrictions).

In line with this, your timetables will show you any real-time online or on-campus activities you are required to attend. These activities can be viewed on the Programme and Module Timetables or via your personalised student timetable (accessed via the Strathclyde Mobile App or on Myplace).

Further information on your personalised timetable is available here.

Given the fluidity of the current situation, please make sure you check your timetable regularly as there is a chance things may have to change at short notice.

Log-in details for any 'live' online activities as well as pre-recorded lectures and information on tutorial groups, labs etc. can be found on Myplace.

If you have any questions about your timetable, or teaching in general, please contact your department/school in the first instance. You can also contact your Advisor of Studies whose contact details can be found on PEGASUS.

For all the latest information on Covid-19, including what to do if you are unable to attend an on-campus activity, please visit the Covid-19 FAQ page.

The timetable is provisional and subject to change.

Class Timetables - A link to select an individual Class and view the timetable for the current week, the following week or on a week by week basis, in either a Grid or List format

Programme Timetables - A link to select an individual Programme and view the timetable for the current week, the following week or on a week by week basis, in either a Grid or List format

Personalised timetables - These will become available to students from mid September 2020 via the Strathclyde App.

Room Timetables - A link to select an individual room and view the timetable for the current week, the following week or on a week by week basis, in either a Grid or List format

Building Codes - A list of the buildings and their timetabling room prefix

University Academic Week's Calendar 2020-21 - Teaching weeks vs. Timetable (Syllabus Plus) weeks are mapped at the start of each year and are available as a download in pdf format. Some teaching at Strathclyde University starts early in the year (August) before the start of the format academic year, and for this reason we consider this the first week available in the teaching timetable (Week 1 on Syllabus Plus). Because of this, by the time the new academic year has started in September several weeks have passed in the teaching timetable (Syllabus Plus).

Room Facilities - A Learning Services database of teaching rooms, enabling users to search by room number, building or equipment type. Photos are available here of many of the rooms.

During Semester 1, rooms will have reduced capacities and furniture layouts have been changed to be within the 2m social distancing guidelines as set out by the Scottish Government. Please see here for more information.

IT Lab Facilities - A link to the Teaching Support Facilities webpage, including full details on the software available in each lab.

Timetabling Policy - A document detailing the University's policy in respect of the preparation and production of the University's teaching timetable, the provision of facilities to support teaching and the booking of central pool teaching space for non-teaching events. Currently under review by the Strategic Timetabling Group.

Academic Year and Teaching Calendar Policy - A link to the Academic Policies and Procedures webpage, including the Policy on the Academic Year and Teaching Calendar.

The Coordinated Timetabling Project and the Timetabling Policy are part of the University's strategy to develop a modern and flexible campus by ensuring effective space management and a positive student experience through a coordinated approach to timetabling. The project’s aims include better timetable information dissemination, the provision of dynamic room/programme /class timetables on the web, increased transparency of optional Class availability/viability of curriculum choice and an improvement in the staff and student experience through more accurate, personalised timetables.

Web Room Bookings Facility - University staff can log onto the Web Room Bookings system using their standard DS Log in details in order to make ad hoc non-teaching bookings. All users will have general access to common space on campus. An online Room Booking Tutorial Video is available to assist first time users. (Not currently available)

IT Lab Facilities - A link to the Teaching Support Facilities webpage, including full details on how to make a one off booking for an IT lab, plus details of the software available in each lab.

Building Location Maps - To find the location of a building or a place, users can select the location from a list of values and view a PDF version of the map.

Room Facilities - A Learning Services database of teaching rooms, enabling users to search by room number, building or equipment type. Photos are available here of many of the rooms.

Students should go to their Departments as the first point of contact with queries regarding their Timetables.

University Staff can contact roombookings@strath.ac.uk with all room booking and timetabling enquiries.

Please contact ls-roomsupport@strath.ac.uk regarding problems with teaching facilities.

Staff, students or external customers wishing to book out a Grounds and Gardens area either for filming or other activities should first complete a Grounds & Gardens Booking Form and return it by email to estates.helpdesk@strath.ac.uk. More information can be found in the Booking External Space area of the Room Bookings webpages.