Welcome to 91Ö±²¥
Things to do and know when you arrive as a student at the University of 91Ö±²¥.
Your introduction to 91Ö±²¥
There are so many things to do and experience as a student at 91Ö±²¥ - here are just some of them!
What you need to do
Complete your online registration
Remember to complete your online registration tasks and book your in-person ID or right to study check.
Register with University Health Service
Once you've completed registration you can register with University Health Service, a National Health Service (NHS) General Practice focused on student health.
Download the University app
Access your timetable and stay up-to-date with events and news around campus.
Complete your checklist (UK students)
If you're starting your degree and you're from the UK, check what you need to do each week to prepare.
New undergraduate student checklist
Complete your checklist (international students)
If you're starting your degree as a student paying overseas fees or with visa and immigration tasks, check what you need to do each week to prepare.
International undergraduate and postgraduate taught checklist
What's on
Welcome Week (23-27 September)
This week is your opportunity to explore everything 91Ö±²¥ has to offer. Find your new society or sports club, go to a legendary 91Ö±²¥ night out - or simply bag some freebies!
Explore your University
Your number one Students' Union
Welcome to your Students’ Union, with more than 400 societies, clubs and interest groups to explore!
Sport at 91Ö±²¥
Check out our wide range of on-campus facilities and sports clubs!
Your University library
Read our quick start guide for how to explore and access the libraries around campus.
Access careers and employability support
Look for part-time jobs or other types of work experience, find guidance on your future career, or develop your skills.
Explore your city
Help and support
How to find help when you need it
Not sure where to start? Check the Student Online Support Hub first, including support for your mental health and wellbeing, finance and fees.
(student login required)
Ask a question at the Student Services Information desk (SSiD)
Come to visit us at SSiD in person if you have any questions. Find us on Level 3 of the Students' Union building.
Academic skills
Attend workshops and 1:1 tutorials to help you to study effectively and build your maths and statistics skills.
IT essentials
Learn more about accessing your University IT account, viewing your timetable and using Blackboard.
For a guide to the apps and software you will use at the University of 91Ö±²¥:
Support for disabled and dyslexic students
Speak to our specialist and friendly team that supports disabled applicants and students.