Congratulations – you’ve made it!
We’re so excited to have you with us. This guide will help you to get started with joining the University and beginning your studies. We've narrowed it down into seven simple steps and key dates that you need to know. Ready, set, go!
Key Dates for January & February Starters
- 23 January: Academic term begins for January starters.
- 13 Febuary: Adult Nursing induction begins. Wait for your enrolment information via email.
- 14 - 17 February: Adult Nursing Course Induction
- 20 February: Academic term begins for Adult Nursing (February starters)
Step-by-step:
What do I need to do before I arrive?
1Complete your online enrolment
Most new students will enrol online. You'll receive an email from our Registry team with simple instructions on how to do this. International students must book an enrolment appointment. You can book your appointment online.Find out more about enrolment and find your financial enrolment checklist. If you're stuck don't worry - we also have an on-campus enrolment centre where you can get help.
2Download our New Starters app.
Our New Starters app has everything you need to know in one place. You can even create your own Induction timetables, so you don’t miss out!
3Find your Induction timetables
Induction for Adult Nursing students starts on 13 February 2023.You can check your Induction timetables online. You'll find essential sessions to welcome you to your course so please try to attend these. They will also include a time and date for you to collect your student ID card.
4Accessing teaching timetables
If you have completed online enrolment and chosen your modules, you may be able to access your teaching timetable before you arrive. However, if your timetable is not available, you may need to wait until closer to Induction.Teaching timetable - log into Nest using your University login details - emailed to you for your online enrolment.
Learning materials - log into Moodle using the same details.
More help on this can be found here but you'll also have all of this explained during induction so don't worry!
5Find your School or Faculty
Find warm welcomes and key information from your School or Faculty, who will be a key community for you during your studies.
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
6Get ready for the start of term
We've made a series of videos to give you an overview of life at Roehampton and the support and guidance you will receive along the way from our Colleges, Student Wellbeing team and the Roehampton Students' Union.
It's completely normal for the start of term to feel a bit overwhelming. As a Roehampton student, you'll always have access to free and confidential student support. If you have any concerns before you arrive please reach out to us.
7You did it! Time to arrive on campus
It's time to join our friendly campus community. Make sure you've completed all your enrolment steps including picking up your ID card from the library!
If you're living off campus why not join a new club through the Students' Union. Or find out which College you're in and get involved!
If you have any more questions, you can use the useful links below, read our FAQs, or reach out to us. Don't forget to follow us on Insta, TikTok and Twitter for updates on all the action.
See you soon!
International Students
If you're an international student you should also make sure you read the content below which covers important international arrivals information.
Other important information to read and bookmark
Contact us
General enquiries
E: Info@roehampton.ac.uk
T: +44 (0)20 8392 3000
Current student enquiries
E: Info@roehampton.ac.uk
T: +44 (0)20 8392 3100
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London, SW15 5PJ, UK.