Welcome to the University of Plymouth 2022
What to expect from your student experience during this academic year

Find out how to complete online enrolment, access course induction information and more through University induction.
You will need to use digital platforms as part of your learning experience and we will support you to make sure you have the digital skills you need to access learning and programme materials and share information and coursework with others.
We have developed training materials and online sessions to support you in the use of these as part of your studies. You can access all of these materials as soon as you have completed your online enrolment.
We recommend that all students have access to their own technology to access their programme including the right hardware (for example, a laptop), software and connectivity (for example, broadband). If you’re purchasing a laptop, you should review our recommended IT equipment specifications for new students.
If you’re unsure about the specific computer requirements for your course, make sure to speak to our Student Services team on +44(0)1752 587676 who can put you in touch with the tutors on your course.
If you find that obtaining the right technology is difficult because of financial reasons, the University might be able to support you. Have a look at our bursaries and other funding options.
Please note: if your programme requires the use of specialist applications that are computing or graphics intensive, for example, CAD, gaming, film or design, you may need a higher specification computer. In this case please contact our Student Services team on +44(0)1752 587676 who can put you in touch with tutors on your course for advice.
Your wellbeing has always been, and continues to be, a priority for us. If you’re struggling, you’re not alone. Reach out to our Student Services team for support, including our dedicated Mental Health team and a range of other services including:
Did you know that students suffering from anxiety, depression, or other mental health conditions may be able to access additional funding to support their studies?
Get in touch with our Student Services team or directly with Disability Services.