Undergraduate Health Promotion and Public Health induction timetable
Thank you for choosing to study at the University of Nottingham and congratulations on working hard to get your place on the programme.
My name is Katharine Whittingham, and I am the Programme Lead for the BSc Health Promotion and Public Health degree. My role is to ensure you make the most of every opportunity the University of Nottingham offers while you are student and to ensure the programme team supports you throughout your studies. I hope to get to know you all over the course of your studies.
As you start the programme, please ensure you read all the information we provide as this provides helpful signposts to the wide range of services the School of Health Sciences and the University offers.
During your 3-year programme the programme team will support you so please do come and talk to us if you have any concerns, however small. You'll be allocated a personal tutor for the duration of the programme who will be responsible for your pastoral care, but any team member would be happy to talk to you.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. I look forward to meeting you and supporting your during your undergraduate studies.
Dr Katharine Whittingham
Associate professor
katharine.whittingham@nottingham.ac.uk
Your induction is a programme of activities and events to introduce you to your school and course. It's important that you attend each induction activity to give you the best start to the year.
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Monday 25 September
Welcome activities taking place on Monday 25 September
Time | Activity | Description | Venue |
10–10.45am
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Welcome to the university and the BSc Health Promotion and Public Health team
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Meet the team and get to know each other. Includes icebreakers, sign-in sheet and checking registrations
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B139, Medical School (B floor), Queen’s Medical Centre (QMC)
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10.45–11.15am
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Introduction to the personal tutorial system
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Introduction to your personal tutor
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B139, Medical School (B floor), QMC
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11.15am
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Tour of medical school with your personal tutor
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Orientation of the Medical School Building, specifically areas used by the School of Health Sciences
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Departing from room B139, Medical School (B floor), QMC
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11.45am–12.30pm
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Buffet lunch with the team
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Getting to know the core academic team. Lunch will be provided
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B139, Medical School (B floor), QMC
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12.30–1pm
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Support and wellbeing team
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An overview of the support available and how to access this
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B139, Medical School (B floor), QMC
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Tuesday 26 September
Welcome activities taking place on Tuesday 26 September
Time | Activity | Description | Venue |
10am–12noon
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Introduction to the BSc Health Promotion and Public Health
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Discover more about the different modules you will be studying over the year and our expectations of you as a university student
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A35, Life sciences Building, University Park Campus
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LUNCH
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1.30–2.30pm
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Let’s be clear on consent
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Consent training will be offered to all first-year students. It’ll explore; what is consent and why it’s important? And how can we contribute to a positive and safe university community?
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Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1), Medical School, QMC
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3–3.30pm
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Introduction to Academic Language and Communication Skills (ALACS)
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Learning Support ALACS session one. Improve your transition to studying at university and your study skills
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A35, Life sciences Building, University Park Campus
Or online using this link: https://bit.ly/42OjhZj
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Wednesday 27 September
Welcome activities taking place on Wednesday 27 September
Time | Activity | Description | Venue |
10–11am
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Working together effectivity in groups
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Group activity
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E1, Medical School (E floor), QMC
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11am–12noon
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Academic communication
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Learning Support
ALACS session two. Improve your transition to studying at university and your study skills
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E1, Medical School (E floor), QMC
Or online using this link: https://bit.ly/42QDOg2
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12noon–1pm
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Introduction to digital learning platforms
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Build your confidence in using the University of Nottingham online learning platforms
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C77 (computer room), Medical School (C floor), QMC
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12noon–2pm
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School of Health Science meet and greet
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An opportunity to meet other first year students and staff from all the undergraduate health science programmes and find useful information
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Medical School foyer and LT1, Medical School (A floor), QMC
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3–4pm
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Introduction to digital services (IT induction)
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Discover our IT services, getting connected, accessing software and apps and staying safe online.
You can ask questions at our Smart Bar or check the help and support page.
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Online:
Click here to join the meeting
Meeting ID: 348 353 108 801 Passcode: 33frov
Download Teams | Join on the web
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Thursday 28 September
Welcome activities taking place on Thursday 28 September
Time | Activity | Description | Venue |
9.45am
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Introduction to session
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An opportunity to understand more about ALACS sessions and the benefits of it
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B139, Medical School (B floor), QMC
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10–11am
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Academic Essentials
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Learning Support
ALACS session three. Improve your transition to studying at university and your study skills
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B139, Medical School (B floor), QMC
Or online using this link: https://bit.ly/439hMol
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11–11.30am
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Student applications for Institute of Health Promotion and Education (IHPE)
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Free application to the professional body
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B139, Medical School (B floor), QMC
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LUNCH
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2–2.30pm
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Library induction
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Introduction to library resources
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Health Sciences Undergraduates Library Welcome
The link will take you to a list of undergraduate library welcomes on Teams. Scroll through the list to find the session above. Click the session, then click "Join" at the scheduled start time.
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If you struggle in finding the library session on the 28th September, 2-2:30pm, please follow the below guidance:
1. Click to join the Libraries Welcome Sessions Team
2. Select the channel for the type of welcome session you would like to join: Undergraduates or Masters Students
3. Find your specific Faculty or School welcome session on the list, click the session title, then click "Join" at the scheduled start time
Friday 29 September Academic Language and Communication Skills (ALACS) sessions for international students only.
Welcome activities taking place on Friday 29 September
Time | Activity | Description | Venue |
11am–12noon
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Speaking and listening in English
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Specific ALACS sessions to help with your experience of studying at University of Nottingham
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B130, Medical School (B floor), QMC
Or online using this link: https://bit.ly/3MD1r61
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1–2pm
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Reading and Writing in English
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Specific ALACS sessions to help with your experience of studying at University of Nottingham
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B130, Medical School (B floor), QMC
Or online using this link:https://bit.ly/3BItlHI
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2–3.30pm
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Introduction to the Students’ Union
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Introduction to the Students’ Union activities
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Coates Road Auditorium, University Park Campus
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3–4pm
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British and Academic Culture
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Specific ALACS sessions to help with your experience of studying at University of Nottingham
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B130, Medical School (B floor), QMC
Or online using this link: https://bit.ly/3MIVrsG
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