- complete essential actions to gain access to services and facilities
- learn more about what to expect when you start your course and beyond
- access your important academic induction information
- discover activities and events
- safely settle into university life and discover the campus and city.
This page will help you:
A few things for you to do…
Complete these essential actions to gain full access to services and facilities as a University of Plymouth student
We hope you’re excited to start the next step of your journey here in Plymouth. Find out what to expect from your student experience during this academic year and beyond.
Information that might be for you
For students arriving from another country or new to the UK
Sessions specifically tailored for new postgraduate research students
For students who need to choose optional modules after completing online enrolment
Semester dates and other key dates for the current and upcoming academic year
Freshers Week
Find your new uni family
Find support when you need it
Even though you might not need it just yet, it’s important to familiarise yourself with the different forms of support we can provide throughout your studies:
- study support
- careers advice and services
- mental health and wellbeing support
- disability support
- and more
Useful resources
This form of ID will grant you access to library facilities, buildings and services
IT equipment you're likely to need to help you complete your studies
Learn how to use and make the most of the library facility
Your Careers Service has so much to offer you in your first year. From helping you recognise your future possibilities to supporting you in gaining valuable professional experiences
Discover Plymouth’s history and explore the city at your own pace through self-guided walking trails
Understand the approach the University takes to sustainability and how you can get involved
“For me, the difference between school learning and university learning has been a positive change. Having different modes of learning in the form of lectures, workshops and tutorials provides enough structure to help you keep on top of things, but also plenty of freedom to work on things independently.”
Charlie
BA (Hons) Architecture student
BA (Hons) Architecture student