What you need to do to become a Manchester student
get ready
Includes Orientat ion guide!
www.manchester.ac.uk/welcome
activate your IT account
register online
When can I do it?
You should register online before you arrive, any time between 1 September and 30 September.
When can I do it?
What do I need?
Postgraduates: You can do this immediately – you might have already done it!
– IT account username and password (the one you set up when you activated your IT account in the previous step). – Personal details and contact details – Term time address – Course details – Card for tuition fee payment (if applicable)
Undergraduates: As soon as you receive your activation email from us. The email will be sent to the email address you provided in your application, and should arrive in late August. Please don’t try and set up your account before you receive the email – it won’t work.
What do I need?
– Your IT activation email from the University – Your University ID number (this is on all communications you’ve received from us) – A digital photograph of yourself
What if I need help?
www.welcome.manchester.ac.uk/newstudents/get-ready/your-it-services/ activate-your-it-account Tel +44 (0)161 306 5544 2
Activating your account will mean that you can receive emails from us on your University account, that you can access your My Manchester student page and that you can begin registration.
How do I do it?
Go to iam.manchester.ac.uk/activates and follow the on-screen instructions. You’ll then receive a unique username and password, as well as your University email account.
Login to my.manchester.ac.uk. This is your personalised student hub, which you’ll use throughout your time as a student to access digital services and useful information relating to your academic studies, support and student life.
Upload your photograph to your My Manchester account – this will be used for your student card, which you’ll collect when you arrive. If you wish to use your own photo, you must do this before you can register.
Late registration after 30 September will incur a £200 charge.
How do I do it?
Go to www.manchester.ac.uk/registration, login with your new IT account details, go to the ‘registration’ tab and follow the on-screen instructions.
The final stage of registration is paying your fees. Registration will not be complete until your fees have been paid.
What if I need help?
www.welcome.manchester.ac.uk/newstudents/get-ready/your-it-services/ online-registration Tel +44 (0)161 306 5544
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pay fees You will be directed to the fees page as part of the online registration process.
When can I do it? You’ll need to pay fees online, before you arrive. This is part of the registration process, so you will be prompted when completing your online registration. IF YOU’RE SELF-FUNDING
How do I do it?
The Student Contribution box on will show you how much you need to pay.
Pay online by card, and enter your UK bank account details to set up a Direct Debit if you wish pay in instalments.
IF YOU’RE FUNDED BY AN EXTERNAL SPONSOR
Postgraduate loan students: If you’ve taken out a postgraduate student loan, you will receive an email explaining what you need to do – you don’t need to pay anything at this point.
IF YOU’VE TAKEN OUT A STUDENT LOAN
Undergraduates with a tuition fee loan from Student Finance England, Wales, Northern Ireland or the Student Awards Agency for Scotland:
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The student contribution box will show either no outstanding fees, or an amount to pay if you are only partially funded.
If you have no outstanding fees, you can complete registration now. If you have an amount to pay, you must pay online in order to complete registration.
What do I need?
– A credit or debit card
How do I do it?
The student contribution box will show either no outstanding fees, or an amount to pay.
If you have no outstanding fees, you can complete registration now. If you have an amount to pay, you must pay online in order to complete registration.
If you’ve received external sponsorship, and it is not showing up in the student contribution box, email your sponsor letter to us: sponsorletters@manchester.ac.uk
How do I do it?
Login to My Manchester. Select ‘student system’ from the ‘tools’ menu, follow the link to ‘campus finances’ and then ‘view financial aid’. Select the green ‘bank details’ button and add your bank details.
If the green ‘bank details’ button is no longer visible, this means your bank details have successfully been recorded.
What do I need?
– UK bank account details
What do I need?
– Student loan details (if applicable) – A credit or debit card
What do I need?
– A credit or debit card – UK bank account details if you wish to pay by Direct Debit www.studentsupport.manchester.ac.uk/ finances/tuition-fees/payments/self-financing
How do I do it?
Payments or awards from The University of Manchester If you’re expecting a payment or other award from the University, you’ll need to add your UK bank account details – you can do this online as soon as you’ve activated your IT account.
If you’ve received confirmation of funding, and it is not showing up in the student contribution box, email your letter to us: slc@manchester.ac.uk
What if I need help?
Registration is now complete! All you need to do to become a student at The University of Manchester is collect your student card.
www.welcome.manchester.ac.uk/newstudents/get-ready/finance-and-funding/ paying-your-fees Tel +44 (0)161 306 5544 Student loan queries: slc@manchester.ac.uk
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If you’re planning on living in privately rented accommodation, you can get support and advice through Manchester Student Homes. www.manchesterstudenthomes.com
confirm accommodation When can I do it?
How do I do it?
You might have already applied for University accommodation – if you haven’t, make sure you do it by 31 August at the latest. www.manchester.ac.uk/accommodation/apply
Formally accept your place by paying a £400 pre-payment to secure your place.
Pay the remainder of your accommodation fee in full or set up a Direct Debit Pay over the telephone during September on +44 (0)161 306 5544.
After your place to study at the University has been confirmed, you will receive your accommodation offer, and you can then confirm your accommodation online. You should do this as soon as possible.
What do I need?
– Your University ID – A credit or debit card – UK bank account details if you wish to pay by Direct Debit
Health checklist – Check your vaccinations (eg Meningitis C and MMR) are up to date before you arrive. – Register with a doctor when you arrive. More information will be provided via University accommodation, and at the Start of Year fair in your first week. – If you have applied for immigration permission for more than six months you will have paid the immigration health charge as part of the visa application process. www.studentsupport.manchester.ac.uk/ immigration-and-visas/study-visa/tier4application-outside-uk/health-charge Further information on the National Health Service and information for EU/EEA students: www.occhealth.manchester.ac.uk/undergraduates/ nhs-services
Once you’ve made a payment, you will receive a receipt, and your accommodation will be reserved. You’ll need to pay the remainder of your accommodation fees on arrival or by instalments in October, January and April. You can only pay by instalments if we receive your Direct Debit mandate by 30 September.
What if I need help?
Web www.manchester.ac.uk/accommodation Email accommodation@manchester.ac.uk Tel +44(0)161 275 2888 6
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international check-in All students from non-EU/EEA countries must complete international student check-in which will allow us to see that you have the correct immigration permissions to study here. IF YOU’RE HERE ON A TIER 4 VISA:
When can I do it? You’ll need to do this in September, after you’ve arrived in Manchester.
What do I need? – Your University ID number – Your passport with visa vignette or short-term visa entry stamp – Your Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) (if you have chosen to collect your card from a post office)
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If you are collecting your BRP from the University you also need to bring: – Your decision letter – Your package number (this will be emailed to you when your BRP card has arrived at the University) – Once complete, you’ll receive your Biometric Resident Permit card
How do I do it? International Student Check-In is open every week day in the Student Services Centre (57 on your map) from 10am – 4pm.
IF YOU’RE HERE ON A NON-TIER 4 VISA:
When can I do it? You’ll need to do this via email in September.
What do I need? – Your University ID number – Your passport with visa vignette or short-term visa entry stamp – Your Biometric Residence Permit (if you have one)
How do I do it? You must email a scanned copy or image of your passport and visa information to visa@manchester.ac.uk. If you have a BRP card you must send a scan of both sides of the card. If you are unable to do this then you must attend International check-in in person. You’ll receive a confirmation email once we’ve received and verified your documents.
What if I need help?
Web www.studentsupport. manchester.ac.uk/immigrationand-visas/study-visa Email visa@manchester.ac.uk
set up a UK bank account When can I do it? You can do this once you’ve arrived in Manchester, and your registration is complete.
What do I need? – Your passport – Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) card – Bank letter from the University showing home and Manchester addresses
How do I do it? You can obtain a bank letter by visiting the venue below: Whitworth Corridor Monday 11 – Friday 29 September 10am-4pm Saturday 16 September 10am-4pm Sunday 17 September 10am-4pm Information on opening a bank account can be found at: www.studentsupport.manchester.ac.uk/ finances/a-z/banking
See the map in y What’s O our ng to f ind t uide his location
If you’re from China, the Bank of China offer the facility to open a UK bank account before you arrive: www.bankofchina.com/uk/pbservice
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police registration Only students with the following nationalities need to register with police: Afghanistan, Algeria, Argentina, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Belarus, Bolivia, Brazil, China, Colombia, Cuba, Egypt, Georgia, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Libya, Moldova, Morocco, North Korea, Oman, Palestine, Peru, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Turkey, Turkmenistan, UAE, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Yemen. Check the conditions of your visa, BRP card or letter from UKVI if you’re unsure whether or not you need to register.
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When can I do it? You must make a police registration appointment within seven days of arrival in the UK. Don’t worry if your appointment is after the seven days, but if this is the case, you must keep your appointment letter with you at all times.
collect your student card When can I do it? You should do this as soon as you can once you’ve arrived on campus.
What do I need?
Your appointment letter will tell you what you need to bring with you to register – make sure you read it carefully.
– Your University ID number – You should have already uploaded your photo to My Manchester – but if you haven’t, do it now to speed up the process of collecting your card. Alternatively, we can take your photo at any of the card collection points.
How do I do it?
How do I do it?
What do I need?
To book your appointment, login to My Manchester and click on the ’My Student Life’ tab. Please check that your address details are correct in My Manchester when making your appointment. You can also book your appointment in person at the Whitworth Corridor (51 on map) if you would prefer. Once you’ve booked your appointment, you will receive an appointment letter. Make sure you attend your appointment and you’re on time – it is a requirement of your visa.
At your appointment, you’ll receive a police registration certificate. You must carry this with you at all times.
Just go to one of the locations below, give your details and collect your card! The Atrium, University Place (37 on map) Monday 11– Friday 29 September 10am-4pm Saturday 16 September 10am-4pm Sunday 17 September 10am-4pm Barnes Wallis Hub (9 on map) Monday 11 – Friday 29 September 10am-4pm Fallowfield Halls of Residence Thursday 14 – Saturday 16 September 9am-4pm Sunday 17 September 9am-3pm
What if I need help?
www.welcome.manchester.ac.uk/ new-students/welcome/collect-card Tel +44 (0)161 306 5544
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getting here UNIVERSITY AIRPORT SERVICE
Between 11 September and 17 September, we will have a team of student ambassadors and staff at the airport to meet you from your flight and offer you advice about how to make your onward journey. Our ambassadors will be wearing purple and should be very visible, but if you do not see them when you arrive, please follow the signs for ‘The Station’ and there will be a team there in the large area next to the train ticket office to help you. On Wednesday 13, Thursday 14 and Friday 15 September, we will be offering a free transport service to University Halls of Residence, by coach or by taxi, depending on the day.
Find out more and book online www.manchester.ac.uk/ airportcollection Once you have booked you will be sent a confirmation email - print this out and bring it with you in your hand luggage.
Alternative transpor t from the airpor t Train to Oxford Road Station 20 minutes £5
Metrolink tram to Manchester Piccadilly 25 minutes £4.20
Public bus to Piccadilly Gardens 60 minutes £4.20
*All prices correct at the time of going to print, but subject to change.
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Taxi 20 minutes £25 (approx)
Hand luggage essentials – Valid passport with UK visa (International, non-EEA/Swiss citizens), or a valid passport or national identity card (EEA/Swiss citizens).
– Your travel insurance details. (We advise you take out travel insurance to cover your journey and first two weeks in Manchester.)
– The academic qualification documents listed in your CAS statement as well as evidence of your English language proficiency. You must also include original documents to prove financial support for tuition fees and maintenance, and a print out of your CAS statement. You should also include your TB screening certificate if one was required to obtain your immigration permission. (International, non-EEA/Swiss citizens only).
– Cash and bank cards.
– If you are eligible to apply for a Short Term Student visa on arrival, you should bring the offer letter from your academic School and evidence that you can support yourself and pay (or have paid) your tuition fees. (International, non-EEA/Swiss students only).
– Details of your destination in Manchester including address and contact telephone number. – Your Arrival Guide, your Welcome Pack, and any other information you have received from the University. – If you are arriving by air and need to carry liquids in your hand luggage (such as essential medication or baby milk) please check the UK’s current hand luggage rules. – If you are planning on bringing any food with you, check the HMRC list of banned and restricted goods to see if you will able to bring it into the UK. www.hmrc.gov.uk 13
Over 6000 members from more than 120 countries...
international society — Trips around the UK every weekend – Explore interesting places such as Oxford, York, the Lake District and North Wales. — Language classes – With over 20 languages to choose from, our classes are an informal way to learn a new language. — Social events – Events such as our cultural evenings hosted by volunteers from different countries are a great way to learn about new countries and meet people from across the world. — International 16 – Chosen each September, 16 students from 16 different countries make up this group which provides the inspirationand creativity for cultural evenings – promoting international peace and friendship and celebrating cultural diversity.
The International Society welcomes you to Manchester! We want to help you make the most of your student life. Take a look at just some of the ways you can get involved: — RocketWorld – An intercultural learning experience where you can visit schoolchildren to promote international friendships. — Families’ group – This friendly group brings together students with families in Manchester so they and their children can make friends and have fun. — Hospitality scheme – Experience everyday British family life with a host family. — Small World Café – Serving freshly cooked international dishes at lunchtime every week day. Halal and vegetarian options available.
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Events listings are in your What’s On guide
key dates Tu e s 1 9 S e p t e m b e r : Sustainability Challenge (Undergraduate students only)
Thurs 14 September: Most University accommodation opens* Welcome activities begin Fr i 1 5 S e p t e m b e r : Orientation presentations for international and EU students begin Mon 18 September: Welcome and induction events in academic Schools and Halls begin
For details of all Welcome events, visit
Tu e s 1 9 S e p t e m b e r & We d 2 0 S e p te m b e r : Start of Year Fair and Students’ Union Welcome Fair Thurs 21 September: Sports and Physical Activities Fair Sat 23 September: Pangaea Festival begins Mon 25 September: Semester one teaching begins
www.manchester.ac.uk/whatson *You’ll receive the exact opening date and arrival instructions for your Hall from the Accommodation office separately.
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venues The Atrium, University Place (37 on map) (Card collection, registration and payment queries) Monday 11– Friday 29 September 10am-4pm Saturday 16 September 10am-4pm Sunday 17 September 10am-4pm Barnes Wallis Hub (9 on map) (Card collection) Monday 11 – Friday 29 September 10am-4pm Fa l l o w f i e l d H a l l s o f R e s i d e n c e (Card collection) Thursday 14 – Saturday 16 September 9am-4pm Sunday 17 September 9am-3pm Kilburn Building, Theatre 1 (39 on map) (Orientation workshops) Friday 15 and Sunday 17 September 16
a guide to orientation
Student Services Centre (57 on map) (International check-in) Monday 11 – Friday 29 September 10am-4pm Saturday 16 September 10am-4pm Sunday 17 September 10am-4pm University Place (37 on map) (Orientation presentations and workshops) Friday 15 – Sunday 17 Whitworth Corridor (51 on map) (Bank letters and police registration) Monday 11 – Friday 29 September 10am-4pm Saturday 16 September 10am-4pm Sunday 17 September See the map in yo 10am-4pm ur
What’s On gu to find the ide se locations
Orientation is organised especially for non-UK students coming to Manchester. It begins on Friday 15 September, and consists of presentations and workshops to prepare you for studying in the UK. We strongly recommend that you attend a Welcome presentation on either Friday 15 or Sunday 17 September as this will give you a formal introduction to the University and what to expect. Please note that some events are compulsory for Study Abroad and Exchange, and ERASMUS students (see page 23). There’s a range of workshops during Orientation to introduce you to various aspects of life in the UK and support available at the University. You can select which ones you’d like to attend, based on your interests. All Orientation events are free of charge, and there is no need to book. Places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis, so we recommend that you come along 15 - 30 minutes early to be sure of a place.
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welcome presentations Presented by staff from across the University, these sessions cover essential information relevant to all new international and EU/EEA students. Although not compulsory, we strongly recommend you attend one of these sessions as they’ll be invaluable to helping you settle in! Each session will cover the same content, so there’s no need to attend more than one welcome presentation.
There are four sessions to choose from: — Friday 15 September, 10am — Friday 15 September, 12.30pm — Sunday 17 September, 10am — Sunday 17 September, 12pm Please arrive half an hour early so we can start on time. All presentations take place in University Place (37 on your map).
The presentations will cover the following topics: We l c o m e Your formal Welcome to The University of Manchester will be given by a member of the University’s senior team. They will be accompanied by one of our student ambassadors who will welcome you on behalf of our student teams. Living in Manchester Manchester is one of the most vibrant, exciting and culturally diverse cities you could have chosen to study in. Here, we give you an insight into the range of things to see, do and get involved in during your time here. Yo u r S t u d e n t s ’ U n i o n The largest Students’ Union in the UK offers something for everybody, from social events, student societies, a newspaper and radio station, to help, advice, and representation. This presentation gives you an overview of what’s on offer, and the chance to find out how you can get involved. An international university We think living in the UK is fantastic, but we also know it can be confusing when you first arrive. This presentation from the International Society will help you understand your new home better, and show you that we are some of the most welcoming and friendly people on the planet.
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workshops English language support
These workshops are n o t c o m p u l s o r y, b u t a r e very useful and come highly recommended – choose which ones suit your interests and check the timetable on page 24 for locations, and to plan your ac tivities. Some of the workshops will run more than once during the week, for your convenience. Banking and life in the UK (Chinese students only) Saturday 16 September, 2pm This session will be delivered in Mandarin by staff from the Bank of China (UK).
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Saturday 16 September, 11am Sunday 17 September, 3pm Find out how the University can help you improve your English and academic skills during your studies. This session is aimed at non-native speakers of English. G e t t i n g i nvo lve d i n yo u r St u d e n t s ’ U n i o n Friday 15 September, 3.30pm Sunday 17 September, 1pm Discover how you can get involved with activities and societies, in student activism, and how the student representative system operates. Healthcare in the UK Saturday 16 September, 10am Sunday 17 September, 1pm Explanation of how the UK National Health Service (NHS) works, how to register with a doctor, where to buy medicines and how to access emergency care.
M e e t H O ST U K
I n c l u s i ve M a n c h e s t e r Saturday 16 September, 3pm Sunday 17 September, 10.30am An opportunity to reflect on your own approach to different cultures and to find out about the positive steps that the University is taking to achieve equality for all. Introducing peer support Saturday 16 September, 12pm Sunday 17 September, 3pm Introduction to the benefits of working with your peers to create a supportive learning community. IT on campus Saturday 16 September, 2pm Introduction to IT provision and support at the University, with advice on security and social media. Living in private accommodation Saturday 16 September, 1pm Sunday 17 September, 12pm Advice and support on finding and securing a private rental.
Sunday 17 September, 4pm HOST UK arrange for you to spend time with a UK host in their own home. It’s a great way to experience British culture, see more of the UK and meet people away from university life. M e e t t h e C o n f u c i u s I n s t i t u te Saturday 16 September, 3pm Sunday 17 September, 2pm The Institute organises a programme of events and courses throughout the year as well as hands-on opportunities to learn more about Chinese culture. M o n ey a n d b a n k i n g Friday 15 September, 2.30pm Saturday 16 September, 1pm Information on cost of living, UK banking, how to open a bank account and managing your money. P r e s e n t a t i o n by t h e C h i n e s e Consulate (Chinese students only) Saturday 16 September, 4.30pm Representatives from the Chinese Consulate will welcome you to Manchester. You will also have the chance to meet current Chinese students from the University. The majority of this session will be delivered in Mandarin.
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S u c c e s s f u l s t a r t f o r p o s tg r a d u a te t a u g h t s t u d e n t s ( m a s te r ’s ) Re a c h i n g yo u r a c a d e m i c g o a l s Friday 15 September, 12pm Sunday 17 September, 10.30am Advice on academic matters, including teaching and assessment methods, avoiding malpractice, and learning facilities. St ay i n g s a f e Friday 15 September, 1pm Saturday 16 September, 12pm Sunday 17 September, 12pm Equipping you with information to help you protect your valuables and ensure that your time in Manchester is as safe as possible. Successful start for postgraduate r e s e a r c h s t u d e n t s ( P h D/ M P h i l ) Sunday 17 September, 2pm A current PhD researcher will lead a discussion on what it means to be a postgraduate researcher at The University of Manchester. This session is aimed at all new PhD and MPhil students.
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Sunday 17 September, 2pm An opportunity to look at the different teaching and learning methods used at master’s level, how to undertake research and write a successful master’s dissertation. This session is aimed at all new postgraduate taught (master’s) students. Successful start for u n d e r g r a d u a te s t u d e n t s Sunday 17 September, 2pm An introduction to studying at degree level. This session is aimed at all new undergraduate students. T h i n k i n g a b o u t yo u r f u t u r e Saturday 16 September, 3pm Sunday 17 September, 3pm Learn about how the University can help secure a graduate job. U n ive r s i ty S u p p o r t S e r v i c e s Friday 15 September, 11am Saturday 16 September, 11am An overview of the Support Services available, and how you can get advice on a range of academic and non-academic matters.
Compulsory presentations for ERASMUS, Study Abroad and Wo r l dw i d e E xc h a n g e stu d e n t s E R ASMUS stud e nt s : We l co m e Saturday 16 September, 10am Welcome pack collection from 9.15am in the University Place foyer. Compulsory session, concentrating on course registration, credit and course loads, timetables, work and attendance, assessment, transcripts, and academic support for ERASMUS students.
Study Abro ad and Wo rl dwid e E xc h ange stud e nt s : We l co m e Saturday 16 September, 12pm Welcome pack collection from 11.15am in the University Place foyer. Compulsory session, concentrating on course registration, credit and course loads, timetables, work and attendance, assessment, transcripts, and academic support for Study Abroad and Worldwide Exhange students. If you are on exchange in the Alliance Manchester Business School, you should not attend this session.
E R ASMUS, Study Abro ad and Wo rl dwid e E xc h ange stud e nt s : T ie r 4 v is a h o l d e rs Saturday 16 September, 1.30pm This is a compulsory session for students studying on ERASMUS, Study Abroad or Worldwide Exchange programmes who have entered the UK with a Tier 4 visa. 23
friday 15 september
orientation presentations and workshops timetable
Time
saturday 16 september
University Place Theatre B
Kilburn Building Theatre 1.1
8.30am - 9.30am
8.30am - 9.30am
9.30am - 10am
9.30am - 10am
10am - 10.30am
10am - 10.30am
10.30am - 11am
Welcome presentation
11am - 11.30am
University Support Services
12pm - 12.30pm
Reaching your academic goals
12.30pm - 1pm 1pm - 1.30pm
Welcome presentation
Staying safe
1.30pm - 2pm 2pm - 2.30pm
Money and banking
3pm - 3.30pm 3.30pm - 4pm
Getting involved with your Students’ Union
4pm - 4.30pm 4.30pm - 5pm
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11am - 11.30am 11.30am - 12pm 12pm - 12.30pm
Pack collection: Study abroad and exchange students (from 11.15am)
12.30pm - 1pm
Bank letters 10am - 4pm Whitworth Corridor
University Place Theatre A
Welcome presentation: ERASMUS students
Healthcare in the UK
Welcome presentation: Study abroad and exchange students
1pm - 1.30pm 1.30pm - 2pm
Tier 4 visa session: ERASMUS, Study Abroad and exchange students
2.30pm - 3pm 3pm - 3.30pm 3.30pm - 4pm
University Place Room 4.204
Thinking about your future
English language support
University Support Services
Staying safe
Introducing peer support
Money and banking
Living in private accommodation
IT on campus
Banking and life in the UK (Chinese students only)
Inclusive Manchester
Meet the Confucius Institute
4pm - 4.30pm 4.30pm - 5pm
International check-in and BRP card collection 10am - 4pm Student Services Centre
University Place Theatre B
Workshops
Pack collection: ERASMUS students (from 9.15am)
2pm - 2.30pm
2.30pm - 3pm
Registration and student card collection 10am - 4pm University Place
University Place Foyer, Level 1
10.30am - 11am
11.30am - 12pm
See the map in your ide What’s On gu e es th nd to fi locations
Time
Presentations
5pm - 5.30pm 5.30pm - 6pm International check-in and BRP card collection 10am - 4pm Student Services Centre
Presentation by the Chinese Consulate (Chinese students only)
Registration and student card collection 10am - 4pm University Place
Bank letters 10am - 4pm Whitworth Corridor
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sunday 17 september Time
University Place Theatre B
Presentations
University Place Theatre A
Workshops
University Place Room 4.204
Kilburn Building Theatre 1.1
Inclusive Manchester
Reaching your academic goals
Living in private accommodation
Staying safe
Getting involved with your Students’ Union
Healthcare in the UK Successful start for undergraduate students
8.30am - 9.30am 9.30am - 10am 10am - 10.30am 10.30am - 11am
Welcome Presentation
11am - 11.30am 11.30am - 12pm 12pm - 12.30pm 12.30pm - 1pm
Welcome Presentation
1pm - 1.30pm 1.30pm - 2pm 2pm - 2.30pm 2.30pm - 3pm 3pm - 3.30pm 3.30pm - 4pm
Successful start for postgraduate taught students
Successful start for postgraduate research students
Meet the Confucius Institute
Thinking about your future
English language support
Introducing peer support
4pm - 4.30pm
Meet HOST UK
4.30pm - 5pm 5pm - 5.30pm 5.30pm - 6pm International check-in and BRP card collection 10am - 4pm Student Services Centre
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Registration and student card collection 10am - 4pm University Place
Bank letters 10am - 4pm Whitworth Corridor
See the map in your What’s On gu ide to find these locations
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