Quiet spaces, prayer rooms, and inclusive facilities

Our campus offers several facilities and services to accommodate diverse needs, including:

Quiet spaces and prayer rooms 

We offer several quiet spaces and prayer rooms with wudu facilities near campus during offer holder days for religious observance or quiet reflection. The facilities listed below are up to date for our 21 February 2026 event. This page will be updated for subsequent events.

We would like to wish a Happy Ramadan to all those who will be observing Ramadan during their visit to the University.

Quiet spaces

• Students Union - Quiet Room on level 2 (10am-4pm)
• Diamond - Meeting room 1 (level 3) (10am-4.30pm)
• Firth Court - Chancellors Room (10am-4.30pm)
• Arts Tower - Lecture Theatre 2 (10am-4.30pm)
• Geography Building - C Floor, C01b (10:00-16:30)
• 38 Mappin Street - Tutorial Room 10(10am-4.30pm)
• Hicks - F28 (10am-4.30pm)
• Jessop Building - Pool Seminar Room 207 (2pm-4.30pm)
• Richard Roberts - SR B79 (2pm-4.30pm)
• Bartolome House - BLG07 (10am-4.30pm)
• The Wave - Seminar Room 7 (10am-4.30pm)
• Medical School - Wellbeing Room CU17b (10am-4.30pm)

Prayer rooms

• Med School / Hallamshire Hospital - Muslim prayer room on B Floor and a multifaith room on the right-hand side of the chapel.
• Firth Court - H1. No Wudu facility nearby.
• Students' union - Level 2. Wudu facilities are available inside the rooms.
• Info Commons - E37/E38 - Wudu facilities nearby. E49 (Female) - Prayer Room. E48 (Male) - Prayer Room.
• Diamond - Wudu facilities in the basement and floor 1. Men & women temporary prayer rooms on floor 1.
• 38 Mappin Street - Wudu and prayer rooms on the basement floor.
• The Wave - male and female prayer rooms and Wudu facilities on the ground floor, behind reception

Gender-neutral bathrooms 

We have gender-neutral toilets accessible to visitors across our campus. You can find the location of gender-neutral bathrooms via the map on our visitor web pages.

Dietary requirements 

We have Halal, vegetarian and vegan options available across all catering outlets on our campus. For further information, please visit the dietary requirements page of our website.

Accessible routes

In partnership with AccessAble, previously DisabledGo, online access information is available for all our buildings and services and includes a number of route plans to help visitors navigate across campus. We have also developed the dedicated mobile app ‘AccessAble - UOS’ to make accessing this information even easier. The app is available free for both Android and Apple devices.

Please note that not all buildings and facilities are open at weekends and during our offer holder events.

For support with finding available facilities and services during your visit, please feel free to ask our event staff at the Information Hubs.