2.3 What to do when you arrive

Now’s a good time to check the University’s web pages on what to do when you arrive. Here are some of the most important tasks for new students:

Your timetable

Our online timetable clinic will be open during Freshers’ Week so go along at any time during the week to discuss any timetable-related questions, or any problems you may be experiencing with your personal timetable.

International students

If you’re an international student and moving to Exeter, your ‘Welcome to the University of Exeter’ email will state whether you need to present original documentation before you complete online registration. If you do, you’ll need to present your documents at the Forum (in the middle of the Streatham Campus), and you’ll have received information in your email as to how to pre-book an appointment for this. If you are unsure, please consult the International Student Support pages or log a query at the Student Information Desk - SID.

Register with the Student Health Centre

It’s important that you register with the Health Centre when you arrive in Exeter. Please complete an online registration form here. The Health Centre is located at Reed Mews.

Contact AccessAbility if disability support is required

You can go back and find more information about this in Week 1 of this course, or click here for the University’s AccessAbility web pages.

Any questions? Post in the Forum and we’ll do our best to help.