International Orientation Programme

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1 The International Orientation Programme Student Handbook Pre-Arrival Copy 2018 (Student Ambassadors during Orientation) 1

2 Please note: some times and details of the talks and activities outlined in this document are likely to change, as such you will be notified via when the handbook has been updated. Contents Introduction p.3 Orientation Map p.4 Arrival Information Travelling to the Orientation Programme p.5 Airport Meet and Greet Service p.6-10 Orientation Registration p.9-10 Please print a copy of this information to carry in your hand luggage. Temporary Accommodation p Activities and Events p Key Information Questions and Enquiries p.20 Looking for Permanent Accommodation p.21 Meals and Easting on Campus p.21 Transport in Brighton p Banks and Cash Machines p 24 Phones and Internet Access p

3 Introduction This handbook has details of where the Orientation Programme will be held, and what it will include. It also has information on arrangements for temporary accommodation for the week, and support for students who need assistance looking for somewhere permanent to live. If you will be arranging your own travel to the university it has information on where we are and how to get here. For students who have booked a place on the airport meet and greet service, it has details of where to go when you arrive at the airport, and what to do if there are any problems. Please do take the time to read this handbook carefully. Please make sure that you print a copy of the Arrivals Information pages to take with you in your hand luggage for reference, particularly if you are using the Airport Meet and Greet Service. The University of Brighton Orientation Programme is based on the Moulsecoomb Campus for all students, regardless of whether they will be studying at a different campus in Brighton or Eastbourne once term starts. There is information on what will take place during the Orientation Programme in the Activities and Events section of this handbook. Here is a brief summary: Tuesday 18 th September is arrivals day. Students will arrive, register on the Orientation Programme and move into temporary orientation accommodation (if required). Wednesday 19 th September. All students will be based on the Moulsecoomb campus in the morning, where there will be a series of talks and information sessions. In the afternoon you will go with your Student Ambassadors on a tour of Brighton city centre, which will end with a traditional English afternoon tea party. Thursday 20 th September. If you will be based at one of our Brighton campuses for your course you will stay in Brighton today and will attend talks and activities mainly on the Moulsecoomb campus. If you will be based at our Eastbourne campus for your course, you will be travelling by coach to spend a day at the university buildings there, meet key staff, and get to know the campus and town. You will return to Brighton in the late afternoon. In the evening there will be some optional social activities for all students, which will be based on the Moulsecoomb campus. Friday 21 st September. All students will check out of their temporary accommodation today by 09:00hrs. There will be an in-person enrolment session for Brighton based students so you can enrol on your course and collect your Uni Card. Students who will be based at Eastbourne will travel by 3

4 coach to your campus where our Student Ambassadors will arrange for you to move into your permanent accommodation. It is likely that the times and details in the Activities and Events section of this document will change. As such you will receive notifications via when the handbook has been updated. If you have a query about the programme which is not answered by the information in this handbook, please contact the Orientation team. T: +44 (0) E: orientation@brighton.ac.uk 4

5 Orientation Map The International Orientation Programme will be based on our Moulsecoomb campus. 5

6 Arrival Information ***Please print a copy of this arrival information to carry with you in your hand luggage before you leave for the UK*** Key Information for Students attending the Orientation Programme The Orientation Programme is based at the Cockcroft Building, which is on the Moulsecoomb Campus in Brighton. The address is: Cockcroft Building University of Brighton Lewes Road Brighton BN2 4GJ If you will be arranging your own travel to the Orientation Programme, you can find information on travelling to the University of Brighton from Heathrow or Gatwick at There is information on travelling to the Moulsecoomb campus here: Cockcroft Building 6

7 Airport Meet and Greet Service We offer an Airport Meet and Greet service that you can book and pay for in advance of the programme. This service is for students who will be arriving at Gatwick or Heathrow airports on Tuesday 18 th September between 06.00hrs and 21.00hrs. If you wish to use the Airport Meet and Greet Service but have not yet booked a place, please do so as soon as possible by going back into your Orientation booking at The deadline for booking is GMT on Monday 17 th September. If you have booked a place on our Airport Meet and Greet Service please check the details on your confirmation to be sure we have the correct information about your flight. Key information for students who have booked a place on Airport Meet and Greet Our staff will be based at Gatwick Airport and Heathrow Airport between 06.00hrs-21.00hrs on Tuesday 18 th September. They will be wearing blue t-shirts with the words University of Brighton on them, like the one shown below. They will arrange and pay for your travel to the Cockcroft Building using public transport. 7

8 Gatwick: our staff will be based at the Arrivals Hall in the South Terminal. For a map of Gatwick Airport please visit If you have difficulty finding a member of our staff when you arrive at the South Terminal, please phone the university's Gatwick meet and greet mobile number: +44 (0) This phone will be switched on from hrs on Tuesday 18 th September. Heathrow: our staff will be based in the Central Bus Station. Heathrow central bus station is between Terminals 2 and 3. It is a few minutes' walk from these terminals via underground walkways. From Terminals 4 and 5 you will need to use the free airport shuttle trains. The central bus station is well signed-posted from all terminals, follow the signs. For a map of the central bus station and terminals, and for information on travelling to the central bus station from all terminals please visit If you have difficulty finding a member of our staff when you arrive at the central bus station, please phone the university's Heathrow meet and greet mobile number: +44 (0) This phone will be switched on from hrs on Tuesday 18 th September. Please note: if you wish to use the Airport Meet and Greet Service you will need to book and pay for a place so we know to expect you. We strongly advise that you set up roaming on your mobile phone before you leave for the UK in case you need to make any calls or access the internet when you arrive at the airport. 8

9 Early or Late Arrivals Our staff meet and greet team will be at London Gatwick and London Heathrow Airports between 06.00hrs and 21.00hrs on Tuesday 18 th September. Early Arrivals Gatwick and Heathrow If you arrive at the meet and greet points before 06.00hrs we recommend you wait for our staff to arrive so they can arrange your travel to the university. Late Arrivals - Gatwick If you reach the meet and greet point after 21.00hrs we advise you do not attempt to travel to Brighton that night, but stay in a hotel near the airport and make your way to the university the following morning when you will be able to join the programme. For details of hotels at or near Gatwick airport please visit Late Arrivals - Heathrow We will have an emergency member of university staff at Heathrow airport until 22.30hrs. They will be there to meet any students who were due to arrive before 21.00hrs but have been delayed for whatever reason. If you are delayed and arrive between hrs please call the Heathrow meet and greet mobile phone on +44 (0) to arrange to meet this member of staff. They will travel back to Brighton with you and arrange for you to stay in our temporary accommodation for the night. If you are delayed and arrive after 22.30hrs we advise you do not attempt to travel to Brighton that night, but stay in a hotel near the airport and make your way to the university the following morning when you will be able to join the programme. For details of hotels at or near Heathrow airport please visit There are Information Points in the arrivals lounge of each of the terminals There are Passenger Ambassadors, who are employed by Heathrow Airport, across the airport. They wear purple uniforms. They can help you with directions or 9

10 information on hotels: There is information on how to travel to the Cockcroft Building from Heathrow or Gatwick on page 5 of this handbook. If you do arrive late and need to speak to us, you can call the Orientation Reception on +44 (0) This number is often very busy so you may need to call more than once to speak to a member of the team. If you do not need a reply and just need to tell us you are staying at the airport and will be arriving in Brighton on Wednesday 19 th September you can us at orientation@brighton.ac.uk Please arrange to arrive at the main reception (Student Information Desk) in the Cockcroft Building before 11.00hrs on Wednesday 19 th September so we can register you on to the programme. There is information on how to travel to the Cockcroft Building from Heathrow or Gatwick on page 5 of this handbook. Orientation Registration All students who have booked a place on the Orientation Programme must come to register in person on the programme so we know you have arrived safely. This is also when we will give you your welcome information pack, and assign you a group for the week. If you have booked a place in our temporary accommodation for the week, we will give you details of your room and help you to move in. The main registration takes place on Tuesday 18 th September. However, for students who will be in Brighton before that date and who have made their own arrangements for accommodation for the week (i.e. have not paid for Orientation temporary accommodation), we have an early registration session on Monday 17 th September. I am arriving in the UK before Tuesday Do you need temporary accommodation for Orientation Week? Yes - I have booked university accommodation for Orientation. Orientation Registration Date Tuesday 18 th September

11 18 th September No I have arranged my own temporary accommodation for Orientation. Monday 17 th September or Tuesday 18 th September Location: please come to Cockcroft Hall in the Cockcroft Building. I am arriving in the UK on Tuesday 18 th September Do you need to use the Airport Meet and Greet Service? Yes - I have booked a place on the Airport Meet and Greet Service No I will be making my own way to Brighton* Orientation Registration Date Our staff will be in the Cockcroft Hall in the Cockcroft Building on Tuesday 18 th September from to register you on the programme As you can imagine, Tuesday 18 th September will be a very busy day! Our staff and Student Ambassadors will be working as hard as they can, but realistically it may take a little while for us to register you, and help you move into your temporary accommodation. *If you are arranging your own travel to the university if possible please arrange to arrive between so we can register you in good time for the group meetings that evening. 11

12 Temporary Accommodation We offer a paid for temporary accommodation service for the duration of the Orientation Programme from Tuesday 18 th September until the morning of Friday 21 st September. If you need temporary accommodation but have not yet booked a place, please do so as soon as possible by going back into your Orientation booking at The deadline for booking is GMT on Monday 17 th September. If you have booked a place in our temporary accommodation please check the details on your confirmation to be sure we have confirmed this. Key information for students who have booked temporary accommodation for Orientation Week Brighton-Based Students I have a permanent place in University Accommodation If you have a permanent room allocation it is likely that you will be able to move into you permanent room on Tuesday 18 th September. Regrettably, we cannot always guarantee this for operational reasons so we may need to place you in a temporary room for the duration of the Orientation programme, and then move you into your permanent room on Friday 21 st September.* 12

13 I do not have a permanent place in University Accommodation We will allocate you a temporary room in one of the university halls of residence from Tuesday 18 th September until the morning of Friday 21 st September. We have a team of Accommodation Ambassadors working during Orientation to help students who do not have permanent accommodation for the year to look for somewhere to live, and to arrange temporary accommodation in a hotel or hostel from Friday 21 st September. Please see pages for more details. *During the summer our Accommodation team carry out repair and cleaning work in our university halls of residence so they are ready for the start of the new academic year. We will try our best to move you into your permanent room on Tuesday 18 th September. However, it is very occasionally not possible to arrange for you to be in your permanent room for the duration of the Orientation Programme. We do understand it can be unsettling to move twice in a week, however we will help you to move from your temporary to your permanent accommodation, and you will still have the weekend to settle in before term starts. Eastbourne-Based Students I have a permanent place in University Accommodation in Eastbourne We will arrange a temporary room for you in one of our halls of residence in Brighton from Tuesday 18 th September until the morning of Friday 21 st September. We will then arrange for you to move into your permanent room on Friday 21 st September when you return to Eastbourne. I do not have a permanent place in University Accommodation We will allocate you a temporary room in one of the university halls of residence from Tuesday 18 th September until the morning of Friday 21 st September. You will be able to visit the Accommodation Office at Eastbourne during your campus visit on Wednesday 19 th September to talk to staff about looking for somewhere permanent to live. Please note: all temporary rooms must be vacated by 09:00 at the latest on Friday 21 st September. You should return your room key to the Reception desk in the Halls of Residence. If you have booked temporary accommodation for the Orientation Programme, our Accommodation Team will give you details of where you will be staying during registration on Tuesday 18 th September. Our Student Ambassadors will then help you to move into your room. You will be allocated a room in one of five university halls of residence: 13

14 Moulsecoomb Place Halls Phoenix Brewery Halls Varley Park Paddock Field GreatWilkins These are within walking distance of the Cockcroft Building. Our Student Ambassadors will walk you there and help you check in. We have organised mini buses and student ambassadors who will assist you in moving into your designated rooms. You will need to arrange your own travel back to the Moulsecoomb campus for your group meeting at 20.00hrs. There is information on public transport on pages of this handbook. If you will be arriving after 20.00hrs please don t worry, you will be able to meet your group the next day. Activities and Events Early Registration - Monday 17 th September Time: Location: Cockcroft Hall, Cockcroft Building The Orientation Programme starts on Tuesday 18 th September. However, if you will already be in Brighton on Monday 17 th September and you are staying in your own private accommodation for Orientation week, you can come and register in person on the Orientation Programme today. We will be in the Cockcroft Hall in the Cockcroft Building from to complete your Orientation registration. You will meet the rest of your group and your Group Leader at the Group Meeting and Welcome tomorrow at Please note: Temporary Orientation accommodation is only available from Tuesday 18 th September, so if you have booked this accommodation you must come to the main Registration on Tuesday 18 th September instead. Tuesday 18 th September Arrival and Registration Time: 09:00 onwards Location: Cockcroft Hall, Cockcroft Building 14

15 All students who have booked a place on the Orientation Programme must come to register in person on the programme so we know you have arrived safely! We will give you details of what group you will be in for the week as well as details of your accommodation for the week (if required) and provide transport to the hall of residence where you will be staying. Things to do today We have students arriving throughout the day, and we will not be having any talks or formal activities until you meet your group at in the evening. ALL STUDENTS (BRIGHTON & EASTBOURNE) We will provide transport to the university accommodation where you are staying, but you will need to arrange your own travel back to the Moulsecoomb campus for your group meeting at 20.00hrs. There is information on public transport on pages of this handbook. If you will be arriving after 20.00hrs you will be able to meet your group the next day. Time Activity Location Group Meeting and Welcome To be confirmed You meet your Student Ambassador, and the other students in your group. Your Ambassador will give you more information about the week s events and activities Optional Social Activity To be confirmed You will have the option of going to a traditional English Pub or an icecream parlour as a non-alcoholic activity. 15

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17 Wednesday 19 th September ALL STUDENTS Groups A-M Time Activity Location Welcome Talk Cockcroft Building International Student Support Talk Cockcroft Building International Freshers Fair Cockcroft Building LUNCH 13: City tour Brighton Town Centre Tea Party Hilton Metropole Hotel FREE TIME Off Campus Social activities Brighton Town Centre Groups N-Z Time Activity Location Welcome Talk Cockcroft Building International Freshers Fair Cockcroft Hall International Student Support Talk Cockcroft Building LUNCH City Tour Brighton Town Centre Tea Party Hilton Metropole Hotel FREE TIME Off Campus Social activities Brighton Town Centre 17

18 Thursday 20 th September EASTBOURNE STUDENTS Time Activity Location Coach to Eastbourne Campus Welcome Tea & Coffee Hillbrow Money Matters & Healthcare in the UK Talks Hillbrow LUNCH Greynore Restaurant Tour of town centre and accommodation search if needed Coach back to Brighton Collection from Town Centre Goodbye talk and informal social activities TBC BRIGHTON STUDENTS GROUPS A-M Time Activity Location 10:00-10:30 Group meeting Cockcroft Building 10:30-11:00 Money Matters Cockcroft Building 11:00-11:30 Healthcare in the UK Cockcroft Building 12:00-13:30 Lunch 13:30-14:00 Police safety talk Cockcroft Building 14:00-14:30 Fast friend event Cockcroft Building Break & meet for campus tour Goodbye talk and informal social activities TBC Groups N-Z Time Activity Location 10:00-10:30 Group meeting Cockcroft Building 10:30-11:00 Healthcare in the UK Cockcroft Building 11:00-11:30 Police safety talk Cockcroft Building 12:00-13:30 Lunch 13:30-14:00 Money Matters Cockcroft Building 14:00-14:30 Fast friend event Cockcroft Building Break & meet for campus tour Goodbye talk and informal social activities TBC 18

19 Friday 21 st September ALL STUDENTS Time Activity Location All students are to be out of their temporary accommodation by 9am at the latest. Various Eastbourne students will be taken to Trevin Towers via Coach at 09.00! Accommodation search continues for those students who have not yet found permanent accommodation ORIENTATION ENDS Parklife will run a casual football match should you wish to attend Aldrich Library Falmer Campus Please note: Brighton based students will be able to complete in-person enrolment and pick up their uni cards on Friday. Eastbourne based students will be able to do this the following week as part of the main welcome activities. 19

20 INFORMATION & SUPPORT Information Desk Time: Location: Student Information Desk, Cockcroft Building The Orientation Team will be on the Student Information Desk (in the main reception of the Cockcroft Building) all day. If you re not sure about where you should be, or have any questions your Student Ambassador cannot answer, we can help! Accommodation Search Time: Location: Computer Room, Aldrich Library, Ground Floor If you have not yet arranged permanent accommodation for the academic year, we strongly recommend that you do not attend all the sessions arranged during Orientation, but instead join our Accommodation Ambassadors. They are based in the computer room on the ground floor of the Aldrich Library during the week, and can help you to look for permanent accommodation. If you are staying in temporary accommodation in a university Hall of Residence you will need to vacate that room by 09.00hrs on Friday 21 st September. The Ambassadors can also help you to arrange temporary accommodation in a hotel or hostel for the night of Friday 21 st September onwards. 20

21 DETAILS OF TALKS AND ACTIVITIES International Freshers Fair Look round the stalls representing Students Union clubs and societies, university departments, and local organisations. Find out how to get involved and get the most out of your university experience! Money Matters Budgeting Talk Our own money saving experts from the Student Advice Service will be talking to you about how to plan a budget, get a bargain, and make your money go further. This talk includes information on Opening a UK Bank Account. Health Care in the UK Find out how the UK National Health Service (NHS) works, how to register with a doctor and access medical care, and get other important information on staying well during your time at university. You will also have the opportunity to register with the medical centre on campus during the week. Campus Tours Some groups will also be meeting the Student Support and Guidance Tutor for their academic school, who is a key contact for advice and support. Safety Talk Lee Cook, our Police Community Support Officer, will talk to you about looking after yourself and making sure your time in the UK is safe and enjoyable. The British Council booklet Creating Confidence in your welcome packs also has information on safety in the UK. International Student Support Our International Student Support Officers, Sarah Digon and Sarah Herbert, will talk to you about the specific support and services we offer international students at the University of Brighton. This will also cover support for academic English. Tour of Brighton City Centre Your Ambassador will take you on a tour of Brighton City Centre along with a list of questions to answer about some famous landmarks! We will be taking pictures at certain points and they ll be prizes for the best photo, as well as for the group who finishes fastest with all the correct answers. Welcome Tea Party The treasure hunt will end with a traditional English afternoon tea where representatives from the University of Brighton and the wider community will be waiting to officially welcome you! 21

22 Key Information Questions and Enquiries Everyone working on the Orientation Programme will be wearing a blue t-shirt like the one shown below, so if you have any questions or are not sure what you are meant to be doing, just ask us! All students on the programme will be assigned a group and a Student Ambassador. The Student Ambassadors are current international and UK students who have been studying at the university for at least one year. They have been especially chosen to help you during the week and answer any questions you may have. If your Student Ambassador cannot answer your question please ask them to show you to the Student Information Desk in the main reception area of the Cockcroft Building where a member of the Orientation Team will be able to help you. Orientation Staff will be on this desk at the following times: Tuesday 18th September Wednesday 19th September Thursday 20th September Friday 21st September

23 Looking for Permanent Accommodation We will have a team of Accommodation Ambassadors working during Orientation to help you look for somewhere permanent to live. They can also help you to book a room in a hotel or a hostel so you have somewhere to stay once you leave your temporary room on Friday 21 st of September. They will be based in the computer room on the ground floor of the Aldrich Library, Cockcroft Building at the following times: Wednesday 19th September Thursday 20th September Friday 21st September We strongly recommend that you spend the Orientation week looking for accommodation rather than attending all of the talks and activities. There is information and resources on looking for somewhere to live on the Accommodation Service web pages: The Accommodation Team has a service called 'StudentHomes' where you can find private accommodation listed. You can access the service by visiting They also have a Facebook group to meet other students studying at Brighton Campuses and looking for housing: If you have any general queries about your permanent accommodation or StudentHomes please accommodation@brighton.ac.uk. Meals and Eating on Campus We will be providing lunch for students based at Eastbourne during their site visit on Thursday 20th September and we will all be having a traditional English afternoon tea on Thursday. Apart from this, no other meals are included in the Orientation Programme. There will be an hour long break for lunch each day and you will be able to purchase food from a variety of places on campus. 23

24 Transport in Brighton Buses: Brighton has frequent buses that travel all over the city. The buses will not automatically stop at all bus stops so when you see the bus you wish to use approaching you must hold your arm out to signal to the driver that you wish them to stop and let you on. You must always enter the bus through the doors by the driver but some buses have doors at the back too, for you to exit from. For up to date routes and timetables go to Trains: The main station is Brighton, on Queens Road. There are stations at Moulsecoomb and Falmer too as well as other locations across the city. Timetables can be found at To and from the Moulsecoomb campus The 24, 25, 28, 29, and 49 buses travel to/from a stop opposite the Cockcroft Building as well as to/from the town centre of Brighton. Alternatively, Moulsecoomb train station, situated behind the Huxley Building on the Moulsecoomb campus, is just two stops from Brighton station. To/from the Falmer campus The 25 buses travel to/from a stop opposite Ringmer House on the Falmer campus and pass the Moulsecoomb campus on the way. The 25 goes to Hove (West) via the town centre. Alternatively, Falmer train station is just three stops from Brighton station and stops at Moulsecoomb station on the way to and from Brighton main station. The station is situated below the playing fields. 24

25 To/from the Grand Parade campus/ Phoenix Halls of Residence The campus is situated in the town centre and near Brighton train station. The 25 bus travels from opposite St. Peter s church near the campus to the Moulsecoomb and Falmer campuses. To/from Varley Park Varley is situated between the Moulsecoomb and Falmer campuses. The number 24 bus runs regularly from Brighton city centre along the Lewes Road and stops approximately 50m from the Varley Park entrance. From the Centre of Town The 24, 25, 28, 29 and 49, buses travel to/from a stop opposite the Cockcroft Building as well as to/from the town centre of Brighton. Alternatively, Moulsecoomb train station, situated behind the Huxley Building on the Moulsecoomb campus, is just two stops from Brighton station. Buying a Bus Ticket You can buy a bus ticket from the driver when you get on the bus. If you only want to make one journey, you should ask for a single to the place you are going. If you are making more than one journey, the cheapest option is to buy a City Saver ticket, which is Please try to pay the driver in the correct money or using nothing larger than a 10 note, as they do not always have change. Once you have registered in person on your course and have your Uni Card (student identity card) you will be able to buy a student bus pass at a discount. For more information see Travelling in the Evening The 25 bus runs a good service during the night, but in the interests of safety we recommend you take a taxi home if you are returning alone. All taxis in Brighton and Hove are registered with the local council, and all drivers should have their identity badge on display at the front of the taxi. You can get a taxi from various points in the city centre, and you can also hail a taxi by standing on the side of the pavement (please do not stand in the road) and putting out your arm. You can also call a taxi to collect you from where you are. Some local taxi numbers are: Streamline Taxis or

26 City Cabs When you are out in the evening please try to remember the following points: Avoid walking home on your own. Try to stay with a group of friends. Try to stick to well lit, busy streets. Be alert when using a mobile phone and do not walk along with earphones in. Don t carry large amounts of cash with you and be alert when using ATMs. These points and more will also be covered in the Safety Talk on Thursday. Banks and Cash Machines (ATMs) Santander bank is located in the mezzanine level of the Cockcroft Building. They have an ATM outside their office. There are ATMs along the Lewes Road in the following places: BP Connect petrol station Sainsbury s supermarket The Cooperative Food Store All the major banks can be found in the town centre. There will be a list of banks in the Brighton and Eastbourne area in your welcome packs in the section on opening a UK bank account. At the start of term it can take several weeks to open a bank account, as the main banks are very busy at this time. Make sure you can use your credit or debit card in the UK. Phones and Internet Access Using University of Brighton Computers If you have already activated your University of Brighton computer account, you will be able to log on to any of the computers in our libraries using the username and password you were given during activation. If you have not already activated your account, there is a guide showing you how to do this here 26

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28 Using University of Brighton Wireless You should be able to access our eduroam wireless network from all locations within the university including many outside spaces adjacent to university buildings. There will be information on how to connect your laptop or tablet device to the eduroam wireless network on the Student Information Desk in the main reception area of the Cockcroft Building. You can also find this information at To connect to the eduroam wireless service you will need to have activated your University of Brighton computer account as you will need to know your university username and password. It is important to remember to after your university username to connect to our wireless service. For example, if your university username is abc1, your eduroam wireless username will be Your eduroam password is the same as your University of Brighton password. Mobile Phones We strongly recommend that you activate roaming on your phone so that you are able to make calls or access the internet upon your arrival in the UK. We will be giving away free SIM cards at Orientation registration in the Cockcroft Building on Tuesday 18th September, so it is also a good idea to arrange for your phone handset to be unlocked before you arrive. You will have the opportunity to purchase a mobile phone in town during your free time. You will be able to buy credit at the Students Union shop in Cockcroft Building. 28

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