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WELCOME
to your first week at the
University of Gloucestershire
www.glos.ac.uk/newstudents

contents
welcome 2
what to expect from induction week 3
Accommodation - moving-in day! 4
enrolling on your course 5
your induction programme 6
welcome meetingS programme 7
library and information services (lis) 11
student support 12
employability 14
UNIversal sport 15
your students’ union 16
FACILITIES 18
transport 21
term dates 22
campus maps 23
map of gloucester 27
map of cheltenham 28
your checklist 29
contact information form 30
SOCIAL MEDIA 31
Students’ union events 32
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welcome
What to expect from
your induction week
Dear Student,
Welcome to the University of Gloucestershire and
congratulations on achieving your place. We are delighted
that you have chosen to join us and become part of our
thriving student community.
We want you to make the most of your time at the university
and enjoy the best possible student experience.
Starting at the university is a very exciting time, it may also
be different to anything you have experienced before, so
our Student Services team is on hand to offer a wide range
of information and advice for every step of your university
journey.
Our induction welcome week is designed to help ease you in
to your new life as a student, to enable you to be successful
in your studies and to help prepare you to get the best out of
your time at university.
Helpzones on every campus are there to provide academic
advice, help with personal and welfare matters, information
about university services and guidance on any issues you
may be facing. You’ll also be provided with an Academic
Review Tutor who will support you through your academic
programme.
Congratulations once again and I wish you every success
with your studies.
Stewart Dove
Director of Student Support
This handbook contains useful information to help you
settle in to life at the University of Gloucestershire. It
provides guidance and advice on a variety of aspects of
induction, including crucial pieces of information such as
where to go for your first welcome meeting, the range of
social activities for you to take part in, our enrolment and
registration procedures and paying any outstanding fees.
If you are unsure about anything and can’t find the answer
in this handbook please ask! We are here to help.
Meeting your tutor and other students, making new
friendships and getting to know your surroundings are all
part of the many exciting opportunities for you to take
advantage of during your first week with us. You will also
receive an introduction to your course and get involved in
course-related tasks to help familiarise yourself with what
to expect as your studies continue. Access to a variety of
support services will also be available should you need any
additional information or advice.
If you haven’t already done so, why not link in with
the University of Gloucestershire community right
now by joining our Freshers’ Facebook group
www.facebook.com/GlosFreshers2013 and start chatting to
your fellow new students before you arrive
There is also an induction website www.glos.ac.uk/
newstudents to partner this guide, where further information
can be found which will be updated constantly, right up until
the start of your induction week.
Socialising
The week will be packed full of opportunities to socialise
with other new students. To kick things off, whether you
are moving into new accommodation or live locally, you
are invited to a welcome BBQ on Saturday 14 September.
Details about the BBQ can be found at www.glos.ac.uk/
newstudents
SU Freshers’ Fayre
Freshers’ Fayre takes place on Thursday 19 September at
Park Campus and is your opportunity to find out about the
clubs and societies that you could join. You can also discover
more about the employment and volunteering opportunities
available to help you develop the skills necessary to enhance
your post-degree prospects and earn extra cash whilst
studying. Additionally, over 60 external companies will be
there with plenty of freebies.
Food Fest
On Friday 20 September you are all invited to a Food Fest,
taking place at lunchtime on your campus - your chance
to relax with your new friends and dine out on us. Find out
more about Food Fest, and other events taking place during
the week at www.glos.ac.uk/newstudents
Checklist
To help ensure that you have completed the range of tasks
necessary to ensure your transition to university life goes
as smoothly as possible, we have provided a checklists in
this handbook and we would encourage you to refer to this
(located on pages 29).
Remember, if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate
to ask your helpzone:
Francis Close Hall helpzonefch@glos.ac.uk
or 01242 714444, ext 1
Oxstalls
helpzoneoxstalls@glos.ac.uk
or 01242 714444, ext 2
Park
helpzonepark@glos.ac.uk
or 01242 714444, ext 3
If you are unsure as to which campus you will be based,
please see the welcome meeting table on pages 6-10.
Your Students’ Union has organised an exciting programme
of social events, for induction week and beyond. The
highlight of the events will be the Freshers’ Ball. Previous
acts have included Tinchy Stryder and Greg James. So, make
sure you keep up to date with what’s happening and how to
buy tickets for these events by visiting the Students’ Union
website www.yourstudentsunion.com. More information can
also be found at the back of this handbook.
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accommodation - moving-in day
SATURDAY 14 september
online enrolment AND
APPLYING FOR YOUR ID CARD
Halls of Residence Moving-In Day
All students moving into Halls of Residence should arrive
between 10am and 4pm on Saturday 14 September. There
will be a host of university staff and students (Students’
Union Superstars) on hand to assist and welcome you
and make you feel at home. Our Superstars are returning
students who remember how it feels to move in and can
answer your questions or direct you to someone who can.
Along with moving in, there will be the opportunity to
register with the Medical Centre and to extend your inclusive
basic contents insurance.
There will be a welcome BBQ the evening you move in
followed by evening activities in the Students’ Union bars on
each campus. You will receive a halls’ induction talk over the
weekend to introduce you to life within halls and there are
other fun activities planned for the Sunday afternoon.
You can find details about the moving-in day and your room
in the Student Portal where you accepted your room offer.
If you have any questions regarding halls of residence
accommodation please email accommodation@glos.ac.uk.
Housing Moving-In Day
If you’re moving into an external house you are invited to a
housing welcome talk on Saturday 14 September.
On this day you will also have the opportunity to register
with the Medical Centre, enjoy the welcome BBQ and
Student Union events, followed by further social activities
on Sunday. You will receive more information about this by
email in August. If you have any questions about housing
please email housingsupport@glos.ac.uk
Already Living Locally
If you are joining us but already live locally, you are also
invited to the welcome talk on Saturday 14 September.
You will have the chance to meet other students, enjoy the
welcome BBQ and Students’ Union events with further social
activities on Sunday. This is available to all students who are
living in halls, in town, or living locally.
For details please visit www.glos.ac.uk/newstudents
Recycling at the University
The university considers sustainability to be at the heart of
its activities and has been recognised as a sector leader. We
embrace sustainability principles in all aspects of university
life, from where we source our energy, to the food we
serve in our refectories and the way we teach our courses.
With this in mind we provide many facilities to encourage
recycling on our campus and in our Halls of Residence.
To ensure that your transition to becoming a student is as
easy as possible, you should enrol with the university and
apply for your university identity (ID) card before you arrive
for your induction programme.
You complete both of these tasks by logging on to the
university system. The first time that you log on you will be
asked to enter your student number and your password.
Your seven digit student number can be found on the letter
accompanying this booklet and should be preceded by an ‘s’
(for example s1234567). Your initial password is your date of
birth in the format DDMMYYYY.
If you have previously logged on to the university’s system to
access the Applicant Portal (eg to book an Applicant Day or
upload documents and view your offer), then the password
you created at the time will give you access to online
enrolment and applying for your ID card.
Once you have created your own password and answered
the security questions, you will need to shut all your web
browsers to ensure your password is activated and then log
on to your account again.
If you need help with logging on, please visit
www.glos.ac.uk/newstudents and follow the links for
enrolment and logging on.
Online Enrolment
Online enrolment is required annually. You will be able to
check and update your personal details and arrange to pay
any tuition fees due.
Enrolment for undergraduate students will open on
2 September 2013.
You can enrol on any computer with internet access -
simply go to www.glos.ac.uk/newstudents and follow
the links. Wherever you choose, simply log on to ‘Student
Records Online’ at https://studentrecords.glos.ac.uk and
follow the instructions for enrolment.
For further help with enrolment please visit
www.glos.ac.uk/newstudents and follow the links for
enrolment and the guide to on line enrolment.
University ID Card
All students must carry a valid university ID card whilst
on university premises. As well as giving you access to
university facilities, your ID card allows you to borrow and
reserve books from the library, and pay for photocopying
and printing.
You do not need to have enrolled before you apply for your
ID Card so you should do this as soon as possible (and by
2 September 2013 at the latest) so that we have time to
produce your card before you arrive for Induction.
For further information about applying for your university
identity card go to www.glos.ac.uk/newstudents and follow
the link ‘Apply for your ID Card’.
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your induction
programme
welcome meetingS
programme
Your attendance at the induction events laid on by your
academic school is very important so please make every
effort to be available.
All courses will run an induction programme over the week
commencing 16 September; this is likely to require your daily
attendance between 16-20 September.
Below is an example induction programme for the week.
While not all courses will plan their week in this way, it is a
guide to what you can expect.
Your full course induction timetable for the week can be
found at www.glos.ac.uk/newstudents Follow the induction
link and click on the Welcome Meetings page.
Example Induction Timetable 15 – 20 September 2013
Your timetable will continue to be updated right up until
Induction Week, please ensure you check your induction
timetable online at www.glos.ac.uk/newstudents on a
regular basis.
It is through your induction programme that you will meet
staff supporting your course, be introduced to your chosen
subject, find out about your timetable for the following week
and meet others studying the same programme.
Your induction takes place on your ‘home campus’ and you
can find out where this is by checking the details published
on the web www.glos.ac.uk/newstudents or from the table
shown on pages 7-10.
DAY Time Activity Room
Sunday 15 September Afternoon TBC SU organised ‘Sunday Funday’ All campuses
Monday 16 September
Tuesday 17 September
Wednesday 18 September
Thursday 19 September
Morning
School Welcome Meetings
Followed by course meetings and meetings with
Academic Review Tutors
TBC
12.30 - 3.00pm Free lunch for all new students, all campuses Refectory
Afternoon
Evening
Library induction tours and further meetings with
Academic Review Tutors
SU ‘Welcome to Cheltenham’ event
Library
Morning Course Activities TBC
12.00 - 2.00pm UNIversal Sport Activities
Evening
All day
Evening
SU organised event
Course activities
SU organised event
11.00am - 4.00pm SU Freshers’ Fayre: All students welcome Park Campus
Evening
SU organised event
Morning Course Project Feedback TBC
Friday 20 September 12.00 - 3.00pm
UNIversal Sports activities
International Food Fest on all campuses
Evening SU organised event
Friday 27 September Evening SU Freshers’ Ball Chelt Town Hall
Sunday 29 September All day SU Alton Towers trip
Your first induction event is your Welcome Meeting. It is
very important that you come to this as you will find out
about other activities from this meeting that are taking
Course Date Campus Room Time
Accounting and Business Management 16 September 2013 Park TC103 10.15am
Accounting and Financial Management 16 September 2013 Park TC103 10.15am
Accounting and Financial Management Studies 16 September 2013 Park TC103 10.15am
Advertising 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 10.30am
Animal Biology 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 11.15am
Applied Sport and Exercise Studies (Top-Up)
place during the rest of the week. If you are unable to attend
then please contact a Helpzone Adviser for advice. Contact
details can be found on page 3.
16 September 2013
17 September 2013
Oxstalls TC218 9.30am
Biology 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 11.15am
Business and Management Studies 16 September 2013 Park TC104 9.15am
Business and Marketing Management 16 September 2013 Park TC104 9.15am
Business Information Technology 16 September 2013 Park TC103 9.15am
Business Management 16 September 2013 Park TC104 9.15am
Business Management (Human Resource Management) 16 September 2013 Park TC104 9.15am
Business Management (International Business) 16 September 2013 Park TC104 9.15am
Business Management and Strategy (Top-Up) 16 September 2013 Park TC104 9.15am
Children and Young People’s Practice 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.45am
Computing 16 September 2013 Park TC103 9.15am
Counselling (Top-Up) 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 11.15am
Creative Media 16 September 2013 Park TC014 10.15am
Creative Writing 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.00am
Criminology 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 11.15am
Criminology and Psychology 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 11.15am
Criminology and Sociology 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 11.15am
Early Childhood Studies 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.45am
Education and Learning 20 September 2013 FCH HC207 9.15am
Education Studies 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.45am
English Language 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.00am
English Language and Creative Writing 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.00am
English Literature 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.00am
English Literature and Creative Writing 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.00am
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Course Date Campus Room Time
English Literature and History 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.00am
English Literature and Language 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.00am
Events Management 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 10.00am
Events Tourism Management 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 10.00am
Film Production 16 September 2013 Park TC014 10.15am
Fine Art 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 10.30am
Fine Art (Photography) 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 10.30am
Forensic Computing 16 September 2013 Park TC103 9.15am
Geography 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 11.15am
Graphic Design 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 10.30am
Health and Social Care Practice 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.45am
Health Community and Social Care 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.45am
History 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.00am
History and Religion, Philosophy and Ethics 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.00am
Hotel and Resort Management 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 10.00am
Hotel, Resort and Tourism Management 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 10.00am
Hotel, Resort and Events Management 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 10.00am
Illustration 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 10.30am
Information and Communications Technology 16 September 2013 Park TC103 9.15am
Information Technology 16 September 2013 Park TC103 9.15am
Interactive Games Design 16 September 2013 Park TC103 9.15am
International Business Studies 16 September 2013 Park TC104 9.15am
Journalism 16 September 2013 Park TC014 10.15am
Landscape Architecture 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 10.30am
Law 16 September 2013 Park TC103 10.15am
Marketing, Advertising and Communications 16 September 2013 Park TC104 9.15am
Marketing, Management and Branding 16 September 2013 Park TC104 9.15am
Marketing Management Studies 16 September 2013 Park TC104 9.15am
Media Production (Top-Up) 16 September 2013 Park TC014 10.15am
Course Date Campus Room Time
Mental Health Practice 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.45am
Multimedia Web Design 16 September 2013 Park TC103 9.15am
Music and Media Management 16 September 2013 Park TC014 10.15am
Performing Arts (BA) 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 10.00am
Performing Arts (Top-Up) 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 10.00am
Photography - Editorial and Advertising 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 10.30am
Photojournalism and Documentary Photography 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 10.30am
Primary Education (BEd) 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.45am
Popular Music 16 September 2013 Park TC014 10.15am
Psychology 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 11.15am
Psychology and Sociology 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 11.15am
Radio Production 16 September 2013 Park TC014 10.15am
Religion, Philosophy and Ethics 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.00am
Social Work 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.45am
Sociology 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 11.15am
Sport and Exercise Sciences 16 September 2013 Oxstals LC003 9.30am
Sport Science 16 September 2013 Oxstalls LC003 9.30am
Sports (Coaching) Foundation Degree 16 September 2013 Oxstalls LC003 10.00am
Sports (Development) Foundation Degree 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 9.30am
Sports (Fitness) Foundation Degree 16 September 2013 Oxstalls LC003 9.30am
Sports and Dance Education 16 September 2013 Oxstalls LC003 10.00am
Sports Coaching 16 September 2013 Oxstalls LC003 10.00am
Sports Coaching and Development 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 9.30am
Sports Coaching and Education 16 September 2013 Oxstalls LC003 10.00am
Sports Development 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 9.30am
Sports Education 16 September 2013 Oxstalls LC003 10.00am
Sports Education and Development 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 9.30am
Sports Education and Science 16 September 2013 Oxstalls LC003 10.00am
Sports Fitness and Physical Activity 16 September 2013 Oxstalls LC003 9.30am
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library and information
services (lis)
Course Date Campus Room Time
Sports Management 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 10.00am
Sports Management and Development 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 10.00am
Sports Strength and Conditioning 16 September 2013 Oxstalls LC003 9.30am
Sports Therapy 16 September 2013 Oxstalls LC003 9.30am
Strategic Hospitality Management 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 10.00am
Strategic Events Management 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 10.00am
Strategic Leisure and Sport Management 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 10.00am
Strategic Tourism Management 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 10.00am
Television Production 16 September 2013 Park TC014 10.15am
Theology and Religious Studies 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.00am
Tourism Management 16 September 2013 Oxstalls TC218 10.00am
Visual Communication (Top-Up) 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 10.30am
Youth and Community Work and Practical Theology 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.45am
Youth Practice 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.45am
Youth Studies 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.45am
Youth Work 16 September 2013 FCH Chapel 9.45am
If you cannot find your course in the above table, don’t
worry, contact 01242 714444 for help.
All course activities, trips, library inductions and Academic
Review Tutor meeting times and places will be confirmed in
September.
There are three libraries at the university (Park, FCH and
Oxstalls), together with the University Archive. Each of
the libraries has computers, books, journals and staff who
are experts in your subject area. Additionally, we have a
significant number of online journals (over 15,000) and
ebooks (over 11,000) to support your requirement for
information. You will be shown techniques for successful
and effective searching of the range and quality of electronic
information, which is only available via the LIS webpages, not
through Google, as we buy it for you!
The skills we teach you will be crucial throughout your
degree and beyond graduation so time invested now will not
only unlock access to a host of online information but will
also be the foundation of your employability skills portfolio.
Our skills sessions will be advertised throughout the year
on our web pages. We are always available to support you
either in person or via ‘Ask the Library’, our very popular
online chat service.
We believe you will learn through discussion and we will help
you do this during your time at the university by offering help
and advice. We also provide space to enable you to work in
groups on projects and assignments.
Term-time Opening Times
Monday to Friday: 9.00am (8.45am at FCH) until 9.00pm
(Tuesdays all libraries 10.00am - 9.00pm)
Saturday:
12.00pm - 4.00pm
Sunday:
12.00pm - 4.00pm
In addition, self-service IT facilities are available between
6.30am and 2.30am the following morning on a daily basis.
Tel: 01242 714600 (FCH) libraryfch@glos.ac.uk
01242 715100 (Oxstalls) libraryoxstalls@glos.ac.uk
01242 714333 (Park) librarypark@glos.ac.uk
Your library induction session is extremely important. It will
introduce you to both the range of services and the layout
of the library buildings so you can find your way around and
will explain where to look for the resources you need – both
online and in the library.
Laptop Clinic
Helpdesk staff will be available at the service desk located
within the Park Campus Library, between 10.00am - 4.00pm
on Thursday 19 September to set up your laptop with Wi-Fi
and explain the services available to you while you are a
student at the university.
Information about borrowing and returning books, using
the self-service machines, printing, photocopying and many
other frequently asked questions will also be covered in
your induction session and via our web pages:
http://insight.glos.ac.uk/departments/lis
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student support
Student Helpzones
There’s a Student Helpzone on each campus to help you get
the best out of your student life. We can provide advice on
a wide range of issues and support you in the unlikely event
of you facing any problems. You don’t need to make an
appointment, just drop in, email or give us a call.
How can we help
For academic related advice, we can help you with:
• understanding university and course regulations
• planning your studies
• arranging assignment extensions for mitigating
circumstances
As well as looking after your general welfare we are part
of the larger Student Services team and can help you with:
• money advice
• faith support
• accommodation and housing advice
• medical services
• counselling and mental health support
• childcare advice
• disability, dyslexia and learning support
• academic writing and study skills through student
achievement
But we’re not just here to help you if you have problems
or need advice. We can help you find out more about:
• our careers, placements and employability services
• our degreeplus initiative which helps to make you more
employable through a range of short-term internships
and skills development programmes
• music opportunities
• the Students’ Union
If you have a question or want to find out more about
university life we’ll do our best to help, or find someone else
who can.
Term-Time Opening Times
Monday to Thursday: 9.00am – 5.00pm
Friday:
9.00am – 4.30pm
Tel: 01242 714444
Web:
www.glos.ac.uk/helpzones
Email:
helpzonefch@glos.ac.uk
helpzoneoxstalls@glos.ac.uk
helpzonepark@glos.ac.uk
For more information on what support you can access
through Student Services, please visit our webpages:
www.glos.ac.uk/studentservices
International Students
Additional information, advice and guidance for our
international students can be found in our International
Student Handbook and Welcome Guide. You can access
these documents by visiting www.glos.ac.uk/international.
Should you wish to contact one of our International Advisers
please call +44 1242 714509 or email ISA@glos.ac.uk, where
members of the team will be pleased to help.
Academic Support
Every student has an Academic Review Tutor (ART) and is
part of a small academic tutor group. We will aim to ensure
that you have the same Academic Review Tutor for the
duration of your studies with us.
Through group and one-to-one meetings your ART will
support you through your induction welcome week, and
review your progress throughout the year. They will meet
you at key stages during the year to provide a regular
‘academic health check’.
Your Health
We work closely with two local NHS GP practices who both
offer a student-focused service. If you study in Cheltenham,
you’ll be supported by the Medical Centre at our Park
Campus provided by one of our partner surgeries. If you’re
studying in Gloucester, we link with a doctor’s surgery
adjacent to our Oxstalls Campus. Make sure you register with
one of these surgeries in your first week – as it is easier for
them to help when you need them if you are a registered
patient.
It’s Good to Talk
There may be occasions when you are struggling with
your emotions or mental health, and feel the need to
seek help. Our team of well-qualified and experienced
counsellors and mental health advisers offer a wide range
of support including individual counselling sessions, a
drop-in service and group sessions. The service we provide
is free and confidential. Please refer to our web pages
for further information about the services on offer by visiting
www.glos.ac.uk/counselling
Specialist Support for You
If you need support and advice in relation to a disability
or learning difficulty our Disability, Dyslexia & Learning
Support team are there for you. We want all of our students
to achieve their goals, and we can enable specialist and
appropriate support for those students who require it. The
team can assist in many ways, including:
• helping you to claim Disabled Students Allowance
(DSA funds)
• supplying note-takers and support workers
• advising on specialist assessments
Visit http://insight.glos.ac.uk/departments/ss/disability
Student Achievement
The Student Achievement team is here to make sure that
you get off to a sound academic start and will continue to
help you to develop your study skills throughout your time at
university.
Workshops will give you the tools to approach your
academic work with confidence and knowledge, with any
areas identified as needing ‘fine tuning’, being addressed
through one-to-one sessions with one of our team members.
To find out more information please email us at
studentachievement@glos.ac.uk or visit our insight pages
http://insight.glos.ac.uk/achievement
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EMPLOYABILITY
UNIversal Sport
Building Your Employability for Your Future
We know that, as a new student entering university, you may
not yet have a full plan for your career after your studies.
In the current economic climate, students have to do more
than ever before to make themselves as employable as
possible. If you want to make the most out of your future,
the sooner you focus on it the more successful you will be.
The university is dedicated to supporting you in this and our
Employability team is split into three dedicated services to
help and advise you:
Student Placements
A wide range of our courses incorporate elements of
work-based learning, and the Student Placements team
enables our students to be placed in work settings as part
of their course or make accessible a wide range of
placement opportunities for our students to apply to. If you
will be undertaking a placement, the team will also help to
prepare, advise and support you in various ways, including:
• advice on how to secure a placement
• offering pastoral support whilst you are on placement
• specialist advice on travel, visas and workplace
expectations
Degreeplus
The university has recently launched an initiative to make it
easier for you to access advice, support and opportunities
to build your personal skills profile and close the gaps that
may hold you back when looking to get your career started.
Degreeplus gives you:
• access to short term internship opportunities to build your
work experience
• a skills development programme
• a wide range of volunteering opportunities that will build
your skills and your CV
• the chance to achieve a University of Gloucestershire
Employability Award that will give you the edge over
others in the job market
Careers
The Careers team is here to help and advise you on the
choices you can make now, that will improve your chances of
work in the future. The Careers team can help you with:
• choosing the career that’s right for you
• CV preparation
• interview skills
• tailoring your studies to your choice of career
Get on top of your future now, and start enhancing your
employability prospects as soon as you can. Visit our web
pages for more information: www.glos.ac.uk/employability
UNIversal Sport is an exciting sports initiative delivered
by the University of Gloucestershire which aims to provide
sport for our students that will enable growth and
sustainability in sports participation through high quality
and imaginative delivery.
UNIversal Sport offers everyone the opportunity to enjoy
a huge variety of sport, leisure, recreational exercise and
fitness activities.
UNIversal Sport includes;
Whatever your aim, interest or ability we really do offer
something for everyone, so get involved today and stay
happy, healthy and physically active…with UNIversal Sport:
• Badminton
• Volleyball
• Netball
• Futsal
• Touch Rugby
• IMBasketball
• Dodgeball
• Ultimate Frisbee
UNIversal Active Sessions
As well as lots of fantastic sporting opportunities the
University of Gloucestershire provides opportunities through
the UNIversal Sport programme to get active and stay
healthy whilst having fun with friends. UNIversal sport offers
a variety of active, exercise and fitness sessions including:
• Circuit Classes
• Spinning Sessions
• Boot Camps
• Zumba
• Pilates
• Yoga
• Running Groups
UNIversal League
UNIversal League is a series of fun and friendly competitive
sports leagues and tournaments run throughout the year
and are open to anyone - talent or ability is not necessary.
Sports include Badminton, Tennis, 11-a-Side and 5-a-Side
Football, Futsal, Netball, Touch Rugby and Table Tennis.
Can’t see your sport listed Contact the UNIversal Sport
Co-ordinator and tell us what you would like to take part
in during your time at university.
Contact Details
Gary McLean UNIversal Sport Co-ordinator
Tel: 01242 714453 / 07531 301266
Email: gmclean@glos.ac.uk
Web: www.glos.ac.uk/universalsport
Twitter: @UNIversalSport_
UNIversal
S port
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Your students’ union
Your Students’ Union (SU) is membership-led, which means
everything we do is for, and decided by, students. By
studying at the university you are automatically part of our
membership. There are a number of ways that you can get
involved, from having a role within the Union to just joining
in and having fun as a sports team member or by attending
one of our events.
Students’ Unions are independent from the universities they
work within, allowing them to give you advice, guidance
and support to help you get the most from your university
experience and to ensure you enjoy every step of the way.
Behind the scenes, your Students’ Union represents you
on committees across the university ensuring your voice is
heard by every level of university staff.
Each year the student body elects the Executive Committee
of the union, a committee that informs and shapes the
actions and focus of the union for the following academic
year. This committee is made of four full-time sabbatical
officers (President, Sports Officer, Community Officer, and
Welfare Officer), who are students taking a year out of their
studies or recent graduates of the university- and ten parttime
executive officers – current students who volunteer
their time whilst studying.
As well as representing the student voice to the university,
the Students’ Union is also there to represent you as
individuals whenever you need such support. So if you
ever need independent advice with regard to university
procedures we will be willing to both advise and represent
you effectively.
Sabbatical Officers. (Left to right top row: Sam Adeboye, Louise Fensome. Bottom row: James Armah, Rickesh Patel)
The SU also runs a number of services to enhance your
student life, these include:
Events
The SU stages ticketed events during Freshers’ Week and
throughout the year to help you enjoy your time here.
We’ll be announcing the freshers’ events closer to the time
so keep watching the post for the SU mailout for further SU
info and news on the all-important Freshers’ Week events.
All of this information will be available on our website;
www.yourstudentsunion.com, Facebook pages;
www.facebook.com/uogstudentsunion and Twitter
@yoursu
Student Societies and Sports Clubs
The SU offers a range of student-led societies and
competitive sports, which are brilliant for meeting new
people, being social throughout the year, and enjoying your
interests with others. Freshers’ Fayre, during Freshers’ Week,
gives you a really good opportunity to chat to existing
sports’ and societies members and to sign up to anything
that interests you. And, if there’s something you want that
we don’t offer, then just tell us – we’ll help you set it up
and you could be the President or Captain of a brand new
society or sports team!
Space Newspaper and Tone Radio
A great way to keep up-to-date with your union and your
university. Each also provides interesting volunteering
opportunities from single days to year-long projects. All
these opportunities broaden your university experience,
and offer valuable opportunities to develop your CV or just
make new friends.
The JobShop
Assists you in finding part-time work during your studies,
If you need a job to cover bills, want some extra spending
money, or want to enhance your CV, then get in touch with
the JobShop.
NUS Extra Discounts
As students you can apply for an NUS Extra card which
identifies you as a student worldwide and enables you to
access hundreds of discounts both online and in store. To
order your card visit www.nus.org.uk
Volunteering
From our amazing Superstars who welcome you during your
induction week, to the students who run local kids’ projects,
there are dozens of great volunteering opportunities for you
to broaden your experience.
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FACILITIES
Catering at the University of Gloucestershire
Our team of dedicated catering managers and chefs across
all four sites work hard towards providing a first class service
for students, visitors and university staff. The cafés, coffee
shops and restaurants all offer a wide range of hot food,
premier beverages and bread options.
Welcome Vouchers for all Refectories!
We are offering you the opportunity to save money and
enjoy free food and drink on us, during one of your many
visits to our refectories.
Below you will find three vouchers for you to use during the
first few weeks of term. Simply cut them out and present
whichever one you wish to use to a member of our team
when paying for your purchases at any till point.
Please note that these vouchers are only valid up until
Friday 18 October 2013 so be sure to use them before then.
We look forward to seeing you soon.
Bars
Each campus also has a bar (with the exception of the
Centre for Art and Photography) for students to relax and/or
socialise with friends. Each bar is licensed and sells a variety
of beverages and snacks.
The Stag in the Park SU Bar will be open between
(adjacent to the Park refectory in the Monk Building
– see campus map)
Monday – Sunday:
12.00pm - 11.00pm
Francis Close Hall SU Bar (FCH) (2nd floor of the Hospitality
Centre – see campus map)
Monday – Sunday:
12.00pm - 11.00pm
Oxstalls SU Bar (Bar/Café – see campus map)
Monday – Sunday:
12.00pm - 11.00pm
Pittville SU Bar*
Monday – Sunday:
7.00pm - 11.00pm
*Although Pittville campus is closed for teaching, students
are still welcome to use the SU bar on site.
Local Amenities
Park Campus is a 15 minute walk from the centre of
Cheltenham and just a ten minute walk from the Bath Road,
which has a number of coffee shops and restaurants, banks,
supermarkets, chemists and boutique shops.
Francis Close Hall Campus and the Centre for Art and
Photography are within easy reach of the centre of
Cheltenham, as well as being within a five minute walk
of Tesco on the Gloucester Road/Tewkesbury Road.
Oxstalls Campus is approximately a 20 minute walk from the
centre of Gloucester and ten minutes’ walk from St Oswald’s
Trading Estate, which includes a supermarket and various
other shops and eateries.
See area maps for more details.
Park Campus
The largest catering facility offers a wide range of services
and social spaces for students to relax and enjoy a coffee.
We also have our own coffee outlets that serve a wide range
of freshly baked and filled baguettes, panini, Starbucks and
Cheeki Coffee, sandwiches, cakes and pastries, confectionery
as well as fair-trade products. Our food court is located
within the same restaurant area and offers an extensive
range of hot and cold food from breakfast through until
lunch as well as early evening. Choose from our salad bar
or deli counter, a range of coffees, jacket potatoes, and
traditional home made meals and fresh soups. This area also
incorporates freshly baked pizzas, grab and go sandwiches
and baguettes, cakes, desserts as well as pastries.
Vending
For out of hours’ service there are several vending machines
offering a range of cold beverages, snacks as well as
confectionery.
Opening Times:
Elwes Reception - Cheeki Coffee Bar (see campus map)
Monday to Friday
8.00am - 4.00pm
Saturday and Sunday Closed
Out of Term
closed
Park Refectory and Starbucks Coffee Bar
Monk building (see campus map)
Monday to Friday
8.00am - 9.00pm
Saturday and Sunday 12.00pm - 9.00pm
Out of Term
8.00am - 4.00pm
Oxstalls Campus
Oxstalls campus offers two areas where you can enjoy a
wide range of food and beverages. The Refectory, located
to the right of the main reception, has a Starbucks coffee
outlet that serves freshly baked pastries and baguettes and
is also the place to go if you want a traditional English or
continental breakfast in the morning.
At lunchtime, there is a variety of hot food available ranging
from traditional homemade dishes to jacket potatoes and
fresh pasta dishes, along with our freshly stocked salad bar.
This café has a wonderful outdoor seating area (for the sun
seekers!) as well as vending machines for our out-of-hours’
service.
Located to the left of main reception, you will find a Premier
Cheeki Coffee bar. This bar prides itself on offering highquality
coffee, as well as many home-made cakes and
pastries. Alongside these offers we also serve a premier
range of panini, sandwiches and baguettes.
The bar also offers a large social space with comfortable
seating where you can simply enjoy and relax in between
lectures.
Opening Times:
Oxstalls Refectory and Starbucks Coffee Bar
(see campus map)
Monday to Friday
8.00am - 4.00pm
Saturday and Sunday Closed
Out of Term
8.00am - 3.30pm
TIME TO GET FRUITY!
Free piece of whole fruit from any
refectory when you purchase a
soft drink of your choice
TRIED OUR TRAY BAKES YET
Have a free one from any refectory
with any hot drink purchase -
choose from flapjack or brownie
HAVE A CHEEKI ONE ON US!
Free regular Cheeki coffee from
any Cheeki coffee outlet
Subject to availability.
Only one voucher per person permitted.
Voucher only valid until 18.10.13
Subject to availability.
Only one voucher per person permitted.
Voucher only valid until 18.10.13
Subject to availability.
Only one voucher per person permitted.
Voucher only valid until 18.10.13
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Transport
Francis Close Hall (FCH) Campus
FCH refectory offers a wide range of food and beverages,
which includes freshly baked and filled baguettes,
homemade pastries and traditional English breakfast.
Over the busy lunch period, a large range of freshly made
hot dishes are also available and include anything from
traditional home battered fish and chips to a jacket potato or
pasta dish. You will also find a Starbucks coffee counter and
a range of delicious cakes and pastries.
Located just a short walk away from the FCH refectory you
will find the university’s Centre for Art and Photography
(Hardwick), which houses a Cheeki coffee bar. This full
barista style coffee bar can be easily found within the main
reception area and serves a range of hot beverages as well
as fresh homemade cakes, snacks and pastries.
Vending
For out of hours’ service, the campus also provides vending
machines offering a selection of cold drinks and snacks.
Opening Times:
FCH Refectory and Starbucks Coffee Bar
Hospitality Centre (see campus map)
Monday to Friday
8.00am - 5.00pm
Saturday and Sunday Closed
Out of Term
8.00am – 3.30pm
Opening Times:
Cheeki Coffee Bar
Centre for Art and Photography (see campus map)
Monday to Friday
8.30am - 3.30pm
Saturdays and Sundays Closed
Out of Term
closed
Cycling
The University of Gloucestershire has links to the
Cheltenham Cycle Campaign which meets regularly to
promote the use of bicycles and highlight cyclists’ issues
in Cheltenham and Gloucester. Additionally the university
has a partnership with the Gloucestershire Bike Project
www.gloucestershirebikeproject.co.uk – which refurbishes
secondhand bikes. The Project is a great place to go for a
cheap bike, available from their Gloucester shop or online
via their Ebay shop. The university also offers ample bicycle
racks and motorcycle spaces on each campus.
See www.glos.ac.uk/travel for more details.
Buses
The university bus service (94U) operates between all four
sites and the timetable can be obtained from the university
website www.glos.ac.uk/travel/Pages/travellingaround.aspx
Local Stagecoach services are only £1 per journey with your
student identity card (£2.00 on the N10 and N94 services).
Caution
We operate a fixed penalty notice policy for cars not
displaying a current parking permit, cars parked illegally
in disabled or restricted no parking areas, and cars
inconsiderately parked or causing an obstruction. No
overnight parking is permitted without prior arrangement.
Car Sharing
Since September 2006 we’ve been offering a new permit
for car sharers. The permit costs £45 and is valid for the year.
View details of Gloucestershire’s Car Sharing scheme at
www.carsharegloucestershire.com
www.glos.ac.uk/travel/Pages/CarParking.aspx
Trains
Gloucester train station is on Blackdog Way, a 25 minute
walk or short taxi ride from the Oxstalls Campus.
Cheltenham Spa train station is on Queens Road and is
approximately 20 minutes’ walk from Park Campus or
Francis Close Hall Campus or, again, a short taxi ride.
Unirider tickets are available from the driver – more detailed
information can be found on the university website at
www.glos.ac.uk/travel/Pages/travellingaround.aspx
Also see www.stagecoachbus.co.uk
Cars
Permits are required for students parking on university
grounds between the hours of 8.30am and 5.00pm, Monday
to Friday. However, our parking facilities are extremely
limited, so students and visitors are actively discouraged
from using cars for travelling to and from the university.
NB: Halls of Residence occupants are not permitted to
bring a car with them to university.
Fees
• Student permit £50 per annum (£30 for one semester).
This is reduced by 10% if bought online.
• Person with Disability - Free of Charge
• £1 per day (either using pre-bought ‘scratch-cards’ or pay
and display machine).
Apply online or by post (see http://www.glos.ac.uk/travel/
Pages/CarParking.aspx for more details).
Unfortunately there will be no reductions for part-time
students. Permits cannot be refunded or replaced.
National Rail Enquiry Service (24hrs) 08457 48 49 50
www.nationalrail.co.uk
Coaches
The bus/coach station in Gloucester is situated on Station
Road, which is approximately 20 minutes’ walk from Oxstalls
Campus.
Some National Express coaches stop in Longlevens
(Cheltenham Road), which is only a five- minute walk
from the Oxstalls Campus. It is best to check with National
Express for details. National Express: 08717 818178 or
www.nationalexpress.com
The coach station in Cheltenham is on Royal Well Road and
is approximately 25 minutes’ walk from Park Campus or 20
minutes’ walk from Francis Close Hall Campus.
Taxis
If you need a taxi in Cheltenham or Gloucester, please
remember to specify the campus (Park, Francis Close Hall,
Hardwick or Oxstalls).
Cheltenham:
• A2B: 01242 580580
• Starline: 01242 250250
Gloucester:
• Central Taxis: 01452 382020
• John’s Taxis: 01452 385050
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Term Dates for 2013/14
CAMPUS MAPS
Induction: 16-20 September 2013
Term Dates
Autumn Term: 16 September 2013 – 13 December 2013
Spring Term: 13 January 2014 – 4 April 2014
Summer Term: 28 April 2014 – 6 June 2014
Vacation Dates
Christmas Vacation: 14 December 2013 – 12 January 2014
Easter Vacation: 5 April 2014 – 27 April 2014
Examination Dates
Main Examinations:
3-24 May 2014 inclusive
Please note that the exact term dates for some courses
may vary slightly from the standard dates described above.
Park Campus
The Park, Cheltenham GL50 2RH
BUS
STOP
Library and
Information
Services
Tivoli Road
14
BUS
STOP
The Park
6
7
Medical
Centre
7
8
4
5
Refectory and
Students’ Union
The Park
9
24
3
2
10
11
Tudor
Lodge
Road
13
1b
1a
19
20
21
22
Main Reception
and Student Helpzone
1a
18
12
Moorend
Park
Road
17
23
15
16
St Stephen’s Road
The Park
Main Car Park
Entrance
KEY
1a Elwes Teaching Centre (TC)
1b The Media School (EW)
2 Bedford Building (LC)
3 Hall Building
4 Owen Building
5 Jones Building (LC)
6 Pallas Villa (PL)
7 Reynolds Building (LC)
8 Waterworth Building (WW)
9 Medway Building
10 Monk Building (MK)
11 Fullwood House (FW)
12 Broadlands Villa (BV)
13 Dunholme Villa (DH)
14 Cornerways (CW)
15 Broadlands Lodge (BL)
16 The Farmery
17 Fullwood Lodge (FWL)
18 Challinor House (CH)
Halls of Residence
19 Challinor Hall
20 Cooke Villa
21 Tyndale Villa
22 Dowty Villa
23 Jenner Villa
24 Grace Villa
NB: All rooms start with two letters (eg TC)
and then a room number, the buildings will
be marked on this map.
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OXSTALLS CAMPUS, Gloucester
Oxstalls Lane, Longlevens, Gloucester GL2 9HW
Oxstalls Campus
Tel: 0844 801 1100 www.glos.ac.uk
Oxstalls Lane, Longlevens, Gloucester GL2 9HW
Francis Close Hall Campus
St Pauls Road, Cheltenham GL50 4AZ
Cheltenham Road
BUS
STOP
to Gloucester
Estcourt Road
BUS
STOP
to
Cheltenham
Café/Bar
4
17
Library and
Information Services
and Student Helpzone
3
2
1
5
Main Reception
15
14
Refectory
6
13
7
12
6 8
9
11
10
16
1 Reception (LC)
2 Library (LC)
3 Café/Bar/Students’ Union Area (TC) 11
4 Teaching Centre (TC)
5 Link Corridor (LC)
10
6 Sports Centre (SC)
9
7 Students’ Union and Sports Office (SC)
8
8 All Weather Pitch (SC)
HALLS OF RESIDENCE
9 Robinswood Villa
10 Crickley Villa
11 Coopers Villa
12 Chalford Villa
13 Birdlip Villa
14 May Villa
Swindon Road
15 Jonathon Porritt Building
16 Willow Lodge (W)
17 Mulberry Lodge (M)
Chapel
Main Pedestrian
Entrance
St Paul’s Lane
Refectory
8
7
8
BUS
STOP
8
12
14
13
12
12
6
12
15
Library and
Information Services
entrance
12
5
17
16
5
Students’ Union
4
2
3
Main Reception and
Student Helpzone
1
Centre for Art and Photography
Centre
Centre
for
for
Art
Art
and
and
Photography
Photography
Main Entrance
Oxstalls Lane
St Paul’s Road
Main
Entrances
BUS
STOP
KEY
KEY
Car Park
1 Reception (LC)
2 Library (LC)
3 Café/BarArea and Students’
Union area (TC)
4 Teaching Centre (TC)
5 Link Corridor (LC)
6 Sports Centre (SC)
7 Students’ Union and Sports Office (SC)
8 All Weather Pitch (SC)
Halls of Residence
9 Robinswood Villa
10 Crickley Villa
11 Coopers Villa
12 Chalford Villa
13 Birdlip Villa
14 May Villa
15 Jonathon Porritt Building
16 Willow Lodge (W)
17 Mulberry Lodge (M)
NB: All rooms start with two letters (eg TC)
and then a room number, the buildings will
be marked on this map.
1 Clegg Building (CL)
Disabled parking
2 Old Pottery (CL)
3 Bodley Building (BO)
4 Clegg Building (CL)
5 Hospitality Centre/teaching rooms (HC)
6 Hospitality Centre (HC)
7 Chapel (CH)
8 Quad East (QU)
9 Priory (QU)
10 The Design Studio (CE)
11 Lodge (Lo)
12 Quad West (QW)
13 Principal’s House (PH)
14 Quad Tower (QT)
15 Teaching Centre (TC)
16 Teaching Centre (TC)
17 Teaching Centre (TC)
NB: All rooms start with two letters (eg TC)
and then a room number, the buildings will
be marked on this map.
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MAP OF GLOUCEsteR
CeNTRe FOR ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY, Cheltenham
Hardwick, St Paul’s Road, Cheltenham GL50 4BS
Tel: 0844 801 1100 www.glos.ac.uk
Centre for Art and Photography
Hardwick, St Paul’s Road, Cheltenham GL50 4BS
1 Centre for Art and Photography
2 Art and Photography
Reception
HALLS of ReSidenCe
3 Thames
4 Severn
5 Avon
6 Maidenhorn
6
5
4
1
Folly Lane
BUS
STOP
Marsh Lane
2
P
3
St Paul’s Road
To FCH Campus
Main entrance
Swindon Road
Swindon Road
Car Park
disabled parking
Smoking Area
KEY
1 Centre for Art and Photography
2 Art and Photography
HALLS OF RESIDENCE
3 Thames
4 Severn
5 Avon
6 Maidenhorn
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MAP OF cheltenham
your checklist
Before you arrive at university, you should:
n secure appropriate funding to cover your tuition fees and living costs
n set up a student bank account or make changes to your existing bank account
n if you will be living away from home, check existing household insurance to see if you’ll be covered whilst away at
university – if not, investigate alternative insurance options
n check out student websites for money saving tips, budgetary advice and more; eg www.nus.org.uk
n contact accommodation@glos.ac.uk for further information or guidance on forthcoming house hunting events
if you are yet to secure somewhere to live
n apply for your University Identity Card online. Ensure you have uploaded your photograph details available via
www.glos.ac.uk/newstudents
n pay your tuition fees and enrol online via www.glos.ac.uk/newstudents
n ensure you have accepted your accommodation offer
n visit www.yourstudentsunion.com to find out about the events, clubs and societies you can get involved with
n read the Students’ Union Guide which will be sent to you in early September. All information will be available at
www.yourstudentsunion.com
If you are a student with a registered disability please contact our Disability, Dyslexia and Learning Support team to ensure
that any support you may need is put in place for you as soon as possible. Our details and contacts can be found at
www.glos.ac.uk/newstudents
During your first week at university, you should:
n attend your welcome meeting and induction week activities taking place throughout induction week
n attend your course meetings
n meet your Academic Review Tutor
n collect your university identity card from your campus library. Remember to bring your enrolment certificate either
in paper or displayed clearly on your mobile device
n enrol and pay fees online, if you haven’t done so already
n register with the university Medical Practice or associated GP surgery
n visit the Students’ Union to collect any events tickets you may have purchased and your NUS Extra student discount card
n regularly check your university email account
n print your module lecture timetable from your Student Records online http://studentrecords.glos.ac.uk
n attend the Students’ Union Freshers’ Fayre on Thursday 19 September
During your first month at university, you should:
n submit a copy of your Student Support Notification (SLC letter) to the Student Finance Team (via Helpzones)
n meet with a Student Disability Adviser if you have a registered disability, ongoing medical condition or specific
learning difficulty that may not have been disclosed or discussed with the university before you arrived
n obtain a TV licence if owning, or within a household with a TV – check your tenancy agreement for conditions or seek
advice via our accommodation department
n participate in, and enjoy some social events!
n attend a course library induction session
n and, of course, start your course, attend lectures, etc...
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CONTACT INFORMATION FORM
SOCIAL MEDIA
Please use the table below to record important contact information for those individuals who will play a key role during your
induction welcome week and beyond. You will receive this information during the course of the week.
Name:
Course:
Student Number:
There are a number of ways for your to find out useful
information about the university events taking place and to
contact other Freshers through our social media channels.
Hopefully by now you have already joined our Freshers’
Facebook group www.facebook.com/GlosFreshers2013 but,
if not, why not join now and start chatting to fellow Freshers
and discover who else will be studying on your course or
living in the same accommodation and much much more!
Once you have enrolled you will also be able to access our
Student News page at http://infonet.glos.ac.uk/student/
Pages/default.aspx
Course Leader:
Course Leader Telephone:
Course Leader Email:
Academic Review Tutor:
www.facebook.com/GlosFreshers2013 ww.twitter.com/uniofglos www.flickr.com/uniofglos
Academic Review Tutor Telephone:
Academic Review Tutor Email:
Subject Librarian:
www.glos.ac.uk/googleplus www.youtube.com/universityofglos www.pinterest.com/uniofglos
Subject Librarian Email:
Welcome Meeting Date:
Welcome Meeting Time:
Welcome Meeting Campus and Room:
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The university will take all reasonable steps to provide the educational
services as described in this guide. However it does not guarantee the
provision of such services and this guide does not form part of any
contract between you and the university.
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