Public transport and how to get to Newman University
There are many different ways to get to Newman University and our initiative to become a greener campus encourages and places importance on using public transport wherever possible. This post will aim to break down travelling to Newman using the following methods as I believe they are the most efficient and effective:
- Bus
- Train
- Car
Travelling to Newman by bus
At Newman University, we are very lucky to have bus stops right at the front of the campus which allow you to get to a number of locations:
23 (National Express)
Bartley Green — Woodgate — Harborne —- Five Ways —- City Centre
X21 (National Express)
Bartley Green — Weoley Castle — Selly Oak — QE Hospital/ University Station — City Centre
X22 (National Express)
Woodgate — Bartley Green — Quinton Road — QE Hospital/ University Station — City Centre
18 (National Express)
Bartley Green — Bangham Pit — Northfield — Cotteridge — Yardley Wood
002 (Diamond)
Weoley Castle — Bartley Green — Halesowen — Cradley Heath —- Merry Hill
Travelling to Newman by train
There are a number of train stations within a 3 mile radius of the university
If arriving at Birmingham New Street, bus stops for the 23 and the X21 and X22 (on the opposite side by Boots Bullring) are outside the station
The X21 and X22 buses also go by University station (located on the UOB campus) which also allows easy access to the university by train.
The 18 bus takes you directly from the Kings Norton Station to the university too, so it is accessible from all sides of the city.
Travelling to Newman by car
If using a Sat Nav, enter the postcode B32 3NU and this will direct you to the Main Car Park on campus. The visitors car park is accessed through the Student Car Park on Genners Lane.
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