Here’s a breakdown of everything you need to know before the new term starts on Monday 25 September. 

Most teaching will begin on Monday 2 October and the autumn term is due to finish on Friday 15 December. You can view key dates on the university website.

For the latest student news, visit our new Instagram profile. Here you will find recent updates, opportunities, and ways you can get involved.

You can also continue to find updates in the Facebook Group and on Twitter.

Important deadlines

Online registration

You must complete online registration for each academic year, even if you’re going to be on placement or studying abroad.

If you are eligible to register for the 2023/24 academic year, an email has been sent to your university email account to let you know that online registration has opened for you.

The deadline for 2023/24 is Monday 9 October. If you do not register by the deadline, your university IT account may be suspended.

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Teaching timetable

Your individual teaching timetables are now available via the ‘Outlook – including Calendar’ tile of the MyNottingham app. You may have previously used this to access your emails, but it now incorporates teaching timetables, too. Alternatively, you can view your timetable through your integrated calendar service, or the master timetable via the Timetabling webpage.

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Module change of mind

If your course offers optional modules, you can make changes to your selection between 12pm Monday 25 September and 5pm Friday 6 October.

To complete module change of mind, log in to NottinghamHub during the period above with your university username and password and click on the ‘Course Enrolment’ tile. Make sure you’ve completed online registration first.

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Life in Nottingham

Living off campus?

Living in the community brings about certain roles and responsibilities that are very different to living in halls of residence. Find out more about being a good neighbour, waste management, recycling and more.

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New student hub at Sutton Bonington

The hub was created in response to student feedback and will act as a first point of contact for anyone needing help or support. Named 'The Burrow', the space will host teams based at University Park campus such as Wellbeing, Finance, Careers and more to make these services more accessible to students at Sutton Bonington. There will be staff on hand to answer any questions, and you can even pop in for a chat if you just need someone to speak to.

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Voter registration

As a university student, you can vote in local elections at both your home and term-time addresses.

Students make up one in seven of the local population and so by voting in local elections you can make a real difference. Being on the electoral register is also an easy way to boost your credit score.

It only takes five minutes to register to vote directly with the local authority. Alternatively, you can also give the university permission to share your details with the local council while enrolling at UoN.

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Using AI tools in your studies

As you prepare for the new academic year we have brought together useful tools and resources to remind you of what’s expected with regards to using artificial intelligence (AI) in your studies.

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Cost of living

The Cost-of-Living webpage highlights all the information, advice and support available during the cost-of-living crisis. This includes university support funds along with services and facilities that could help you to manage and stretch your budget.

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MyWellbeing Hub

One in three students will experience poor mental health at some point during their studies. Our MyWellbeing Hub brings together welfare and mental health support, allowing you to speak to our Support and Wellbeing team, manage and book appointments, sign up for events and workshops, and access our library of resources.

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Useful apps

New AccessAble app

Designed to provide practical information about facilities available and the access routes into buildings, this app also signposts to prayer rooms, parenting rooms, gender-neutral toilets and quiet spaces.

Detailed information on the accessibility of different buildings on campus is available before you set off on your journey to campus, including features such as step-free access, parking and accessible toilets. You can also find information on local transport options, such as bus and train routes that are wheelchair accessible.

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Too Good To Go

The university has teamed up with Too Good To Go to tackle food waste on our campuses.

This app lets you buy food that would otherwise go to waste at a great price. For every ‘Magic Bag’ of food rescued through the Too Good To Go app, we’re helping to save 2.5kg CO2e.

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