Places on Campus

There are a number of places on campus that both university students and staff can worship in, including chapels, quiet rooms and prayer rooms.

Prayer, Meditation and Quiet Reflection Spaces

These spaces are available to all university students and staff of all faiths and beliefs.

Multifaith Chaplaincy

Quiet Room, 1 Woodland Road (weekdays 11am-3pm).

Senate House

Multifaith space, 2nd floor (8am-10pm).

Biomedical Building

Room F40A (quiet room), second floor.

Dame Monica Wills Chapel

Available to all students.

Anatomy Building

Room 2A.10, Southwell Street (weekdays 8am-7pm).

Student's Union

Multifaith space, 4th floor, Richmond Building (8am-11pm).

Dental School

Multifaith space, 1st floor, Avon Street.

Langford Campus

Multifaith space, Ewer Room, Langford house.

Chemistry Building

Prayer space, room S223, (weekdays 9am-7pm).

Muslim Prayer Spaces

These are Muslim prayer spaces around campus with abluition rooms and segregated praying areas. For more information, please feel welcome to get in touch with the University of Bristol Islamic Society.

Senate House

Muslim prayer space, 2nd floor (8am-10pm).

Dental School

Muslim prayer space, 1st floor, Avon Street.

Woodland Prayer Rooms

21 Woodland Road, this space has separate entrances for Brothers and Sisters. For 24-hour access to this space, please email multifaith-chaplaincy@bristol.ac.uk to activate your Ucard.

Student Union Societies

At the university, there are several faith-based Students' Union Affiliated societies. These are run by students, for students. Many of these are active in the Chaplaincy community. Click on the drop down list for your faith tradition to find out about the different societies available. If there is not a student society which addresses your religious beliefs, you may be able to set up your own society. The Students' Union can give you advice about this and we can also support you through this process.

Places in Bristol

There are many places of worships in Bristol for a wide range of religious traditions. If you can't find anything suitable, get in touch with a member of the Chaplaincy team.