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WELCOME to WINCHESTER Undergraduate Welcome Pack 2019
Welcome Do you have a
On behalf of both the University and Winchester Student
question about
starting at
Union, welcome to Winchester – we are delighted you
will be joining us!
Winchester?
We are passionate about making your time at university the
best it can be – we want to help you make a success of your
time here and beyond. Your transition to university is a really
important part of this, so this Welcome Pack is designed
to help you get your head around what you need to know
TALK TO US VIA LIVE CHAT ON OUR WEBSITE
in the lead-up to your arrival in September. It includes
WINCHESTER.AC.UK
information about online registration, details of enrolment,
Welcome Week events and information about your Faculty.
CALL OR EMAIL OUR ARRIVALS HELPLINE
As a Winchester student you will have the chance to make
new friends, immerse yourself in your course, expand your +44 (0) 1962 827321
horizons, follow your passions and get involved in countless
arrivalshelpline@winchester.ac.uk
opportunities open to you – from joining one of our many
societies, to competing for Winchester in one of our sports Open 15 August to 20 September
teams, to serving as a Student Academic Representative for Monday to Friday from 9am-5pm and Saturday
your course. Throughout your time as a Winchester student and Sunday from 11am-3pm
we have a huge range of wellbeing and academic support
available for you to help you succeed (see page 23 for more
WE’D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU
information).
Ultimately, our hope is to empower you to grow as a whole,
confident and successful individual committed to a life of
meaning and purpose, determined to challenge the status
quo.
Both your University and Student Union are here for you
every step of the way. You will see Student Helpers in
brightly coloured shirts throughout Welcome Week, your
first week here – please do ask them anything. If you have
any questions in the meantime, please don’t hesitate to
get in touch with us on our Arrivals Helpline (information
opposite).
We look forward to seeing you here very soon. Stay in the loop
Join in with #WinchWelcome
niversity of Winchester
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Find Your Tribe 2019
Professor Joy Carter DL, CBE
Vice-Chancellor, University of Winchester UniversityofWinchester
@_UoW
@UniWinchester
UniofWinchester
Megan Ball
UniofWinchester
President, Winchester Student Union, 2019/20
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Here’s what you need to check off your
list before you arrive and during your
first few weeks at Winchester
Are you an international student? If so, make sure ■■ Print off your arrivals pass (see page 8 for
you refer to the International Student Handbook for more information on Arrivals Weekend)
additional information on what to do before you arrive.
■■ If you have disclosed a disability, complete the
additional requirements form which has been
BEFORE YOU ARRIVE emailed to you. If you haven’t received this, email
■■ Apply for student finance (see page 22 for more
disability@winchester.ac.uk (see page 23 for more
information on fees and finance): information on student support)
■■ Visit the relevant site for you, if you’re from:
■■ Have the MMR and Meningitis ACWY vaccine
■■ England or the EU: gov.uk/student-finance ■■ If you’re a UK full-time student, check out the
■■ Jersey: gov.je/studentfinance NHS HC1 form to be assessed for free or reduced
■■ Guernsey: gov.gg/studentfinance health costs like NHS prescriptions
■■ Isle of Man: gov.im/student-grants
■■ Open a student bank account
■■ Wales: studentfinancewales.co.uk
■■ Scotland: saas.gov.uk
ONCE YOU ARRIVE
■■ Northern Ireland: studentfinanceni.co.uk ■■ Move into your new accommodation if you are
living in University-Managed Accommodation
■■ Contact your country’s government if you are
international ■■ Enrol at your dedicated session during Welcome
Week (see pages 9-10)
■■ If you’re paying your own fees, arrange payment in
line with our Regulations for Payment of University ■■ Attend your faculty-specific sessions throughout
Fees (winchester.ac.uk/feeregulations) by 16 Welcome Week. Visit winchester.ac.uk/myrecord
September for your personal Welcome Week schedule
■■ If a sponsor (like an employer) is going to pay your ■■ Go along to Headstart sessions during Welcome
fees, make sure to get written confirmation from Week (see page 12-20)
them. You’ll need to bring this to enrolment or
email it to credit.control@winchester.ac.uk. ■■ Register with a GP during Arrivals Weekend or
Welcome Week – Student Helpers will be on
■■ Register online between 2 and 9 September (see hand to assist you
page 6 for what to do)
■■ Get involved with Student Union activities,
■■ If you’ll be living in University-managed including Freshers Fayre on Saturday 21
accommodation: September (see page 29)
■■ Accept your room offer online by the date in ■■ Start your classes – standard teaching begins on
Checklist for starting
your accommodation offer email Week 1 of the semester, starting 23 September.
See page 11 for more information on when you can
■■ Read the Student Residence Regulations
access your timetable
■■ Arrange accommodation payment in line with
at Winchester the Regulations for Payment of University
Fees (winchester.ac.uk/feeregulations). The
online payment page for accommodation is
payments.winchester.ac.uk/payments
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REGISTER ONLINE FROM 2-9 SEPTEMBER card. It needs to be a recent colour photo of you,
In order to confirm your student status, you need to showing your head and shoulders facing the
complete a mandatory two-part enrolment process. camera. No one else can be in the picture, no
Firstly you will need to register online at sunglasses and no filters
winchester.ac.uk/register between 2 and 9
September. Secondly you will need to enrol in person. Have everything you need to register? Go to
See page 10 for more information on your enrolment winchester.ac.uk/register to complete the process.
slot. Read all of the details on each screen and complete
It only takes about 10-15 minutes to complete online each section as fully as possible (mandatory
registration. questions will be highlighted).
YOU’LL NEED A FEW THINGS TO HAND The system will log you out after long periods of
inactivity, so we’d recommend doing the whole
■■ Your username and password. You can find
registration in one go if possible.
these in your offer letter from us and in the letter
sent with this Welcome Pack. Can’t find them? If you have queried your course details, then a
Don’t worry, get in touch with IT Services on message will be sent to our Admissions team who will
servicedesk@winchester.ac.uk When you get investigate and get back to you within a few working
in touch please quote your seven-digit student days with details of how to proceed.
number so we can help you quickly.
ANY ISSUES REGISTERING ONLINE?
■■ If you’re not moving into University housing, your Email arrivalshelpline@winchester.ac.uk and we’ll get
contact address details for the semester. If you’re back to you as soon as possible.
living in University-managed accommodation, we
already have this. Remember that the second part of this process
is in-person enrolment. Please see page 9 for full
■■ Your Unique Learner Number – you may have this details.
from your school or college. If you don’t have it,
just leave the field blank.
■■ A photo to upload, which will be on your student
Register Online
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Arrivals Weekend
SATURDAY 14 AND SUNDAY 15 SEPTEMBER You can also register with a GP in the Zone
between 9am and 5pm on both days of Arrivals
IF YOU’RE LIVING IN ANY UNIVERSITY-MANAGED Weekend. All of these services are available
ACCOMMODATION throughout all of Welcome Week.
You will have booked a slot to arrive in your new
■■ Meet your faculty: in the St Alphege foyer from
home on either Saturday 14 September or Sunday 15
September. We’re making preparations for your arrival 1-5pm on Saturday and 12-5pm on Sunday,
based on your booking, so please arrive then. representatives from your faculty will be there to
answer questions you might have on timetables,
If you’re living in Cathedral Point or Riverside Way, Welcome Week activities, or the academic year
you’ll arrange your arrival time directly with staff there. ahead
We’ll have Winchester student staff on both sites
■■ Guide your parents, guardians and families to
across the weekend to help you settle in.
a Parent Talk: Happening in St Alphege Building,
If you’re an international student, you don’t need to we have talks at 1pm, 2pm and 3pm on Saturday
select an arrival slot. We run a free airport pickup from 14 and 11am, 12pm and 1pm on Sunday 15 where
London Heathrow airport for international students they can hear from senior staff. This area serves as
on Saturday 14 September; you will receive an email a quiet space for all with parental responsibilities
with a booking form. For more information on the across Arrivals Weekend.
international pickup, please email
■■ Ask a Student Helper any question: friendly
international@winchester.ac.uk
Student Helpers in brightly coloured shirts will be
If you are moving into catered accommodation, or around all Arrivals Weekend. They are here to give
have requested a catering package, you will get your you a warm Winchester welcome and answer any
student card which will be loaded with your catering questions you have.
allowance when you go to collect your keys.
■■ Explore your learning resources: The Martial
IF YOU ARE NOT LIVING IN UNIVERSITY-MANAGED Rose Library is open 24/7 so pop in literally
ACCOMMODATION anytime. If you need help getting your devices
You are very welcome to come to campus over connected, our IT Services team are on hand
Arrivals Weekend to take advantage of what’s on offer. through Arrivals Weekend, on the top floor of the
However you are not required to come to campus library.
over this weekend; all mandatory enrolment sessions
■■ Have something to eat: catering outlets across
and faculty sessions start from Monday 16 September.
campus will be open.
WHAT’S ON DURING ARRIVALS WEEKEND?
■■ Head to a Student Union event: check out
As well as moving into accommodation, across the
winchesterstudents.co.uk/freshers for information
Arrivals Weekend
weekend you can:
on all that’s happening across Arrivals Weekend
■■ Speak to someone about support: members and Freshers Week.
of our Student Advice team will be in The Zone
(14-15 September)
(Winton Building) on Saturday (11am-4.30pm) and
Sunday (10am-4pm). You can also drop in to speak
to a Disability Adviser from 10am-4pm on Saturday
and Sunday. Bring along your Needs Assessment
and Welcome Week and evidence so we can draw up a learning
agreement to get you appropriate support.
(16-20 September)
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Enrolment
TIMESLOT FACULTY AND PROGRAMME/GROUP
MONDAY 16 SEPTEMBER 2019
9.50am 10.35am Education: BA Primary Education with QTS: surnames A - L
10.35am 11.20am Education: BA Primary Education with QTS: surnames M - Z
ENROLMENT TAKES PLACE FROM MONDAY 16 TO academic year. This can be emailed to Education: Childhood Studies (3-year programme); Education Studies; Education and Youth Studies; Education
Studies and Drama; Education Studies and Early Childhood; Education Studies and English Literature; Education
WEDNESDAY 18 SEPTEMBER credit.control@winchester.ac.uk prior to 11.20am 12.15pm
Studies and History; Education Studies and Inclusion; Education Studies and Mathematics; Liberal Arts; Liberal
You will need to enrol in person after you register enrolment. The letter should show: Arts and Drama; Liberal Arts and English Literature; Liberal Arts and History; Liberal Arts and Sociology
online (see page 6 for more information on registering 12.15pm 2.25pm
Health and Wellbeing: Sport and Exercise Science; Sport Management; Sports Coaching; Sport Psychology and
online) in order to officially become a Winchester
■■ Your name Coaching; Sports Coaching and Performance; Sport and Exercise Psychology; Strength and Conditioning
student. At enrolment we’ll check your documents, Health and Wellbeing: Animal Welfare and Society; Childhood and Youth Studies; Health, Community and Social
■■ he name, address and contact details
T 2.25pm 3.30pm
Care Studies; Health, Community and Social Care (Disability) Studies; Health and Wellbeing
you’ll get a Student Handbook, your student card (if (including email) of the sponsor Health and Wellbeing: Physiotherapy; Nursing (Adult); Nursing (Mental Health); Nursing (Learning Disability);
you didn’t already get this to access accommodation) 3.20pm 4.20pm
Social Work
and full access to your University IT account. ■■ The date of the letter
4.20pm 5pm All Faculties: Foundation Year Programmes
he amount the financial sponsor will pay
T 5pm 5.45pm All Faculties: Degree Apprenticeships (including CGI)
BRING ALONG TO ENROLMENT: ■■
■■ Correspondence from us confirming your place on towards your course fees, or a statement TUESDAY 17 SEPTEMBER 2019
the course that all of the tuition fees will be covered 8.30am 9.25am All Faculties: International Students (including EU) surnames A - N
Business, Law and Digital Technologies: Degree Apprenticeships Direct Entry Level 5 (enrolment in Winton
9am 9.15am
■■ Proof of identity: ■■ Supporting evidence for your disability or learning Building 122)
difference 9.25am 10.20am All Faculties: International Students (including EU) surnames O - Z
■■ Any of the following original documents 10.20am 10.45am All Faculties: Study Abroad Incoming
will work: passport, driving licence, birth ■■ If you are dyslexic or have another learning 10.45am 11am Education: Childhood Studies top-up programme
certificate, marriage certificate, adoption or difference like dyspraxia, please bring a copy Humanities and Social Sciences: Criminology; Criminology and Sociology; Criminology with Law; Criminology
11am 1pm
deed poll. We can’t accept photocopies of of your most recent education psychologist’s with Psychology; Forensic Studies; Professional Policing
these. report and, if possible, your Needs Humanities and Social Sciences: History and Politics; Philosophy, Politics and Economics; Politics; Politics with
1pm 2.10pm
Assessment Law; Politics with International Relations; Sociology
■■ If you are an international student, you Humanities and Social Sciences: Ancient Classical and Medieval Studies; Anthropology; Anthropology and
need to bring your passport and visa/entry ■■ If you have any other disability, please bring 2.10pm 2.30pm Archaeology; Archaeology; Archaeological Practice; Archaeological Practice with Professional Placement;
Classical Studies
clearance documentation as well as original appropriate documentation and evidence to
Humanities and Social Sciences: Development, Religion and Peacebuilding; Philosophy, Religion and Ethics;
proof of your entry qualifications which we support this 2.30pm 2.50pm
Theology; Theology, Religion and Ethics
will scan and record in order to comply with 2.50pm 4pm Humanities and Social Sciences: History; History and Archaeology; Medieval History; Modern History
■■ Name and address of your current GP, so you can
immigration monitoring requirements. Humanities and Social Sciences: Forensic Investigative Psychology; Psychology and Child Development;
register with a local GP 4pm 6pm
Psychology and Criminology; Psychology
■■ If you are an EU student, please bring your
PLEASE ATTEND YOUR ALLOCATED ENROLMENT WEDNESDAY 18 SEPTEMBER 2019
passport to enrolment. We will contact you again
TIME SLOT IN THE STRIPE (POINT 25 ON THE MAP Business, Law and Digital Technologies: Accounting and Finance (BA and MAcc); Accounting and Management
if you are required to bring anything further. (BA and MAcc); Banking and Finance; Economics; Economics and Banking; Economics and Finance; Economics,
ON PAGE 36). 8.30am 9.05am
Banking and Finance; Mathematics; Mathematics and Economics; Mathematics and Education Studies;
■■ Proof of finance: Mathematics and Finance; Mathematics and Management
Business, Law and Digital Technologies: Computer Aided Design; Computer Science (BSc and MSci); Computer
■■ If you have applied for Student Finance Science with Artificial Intelligence; Computer Systems and Networks; Cyber Crime and Forensic Investigation;
9.05am 9.40am
support, bring your Financial Notification letter Cyber Security; Cyber Security with Law; Data Science; Digital Media Design; Digital Media Design: 3D
Visualisation; Digital Media Development; Digital Media Development: 3D Environments (Game and Heritage)
sent to you from Student Finance. If you don’t
Business, Law and Digital Technologies: Business Management; Business Management with Enterprise and
yet have this, bring the latest correspondence 9.40am 10.30:am
Innovation
you have from them.
10.30am 11.05am Business, Law and Digital Technologies: Event Management; Fashion Marketing; Marketing
■■ If you are a self-financed student (paying your Business, Law and Digital Technologies: Law; Law and Business Management; Law with Criminology; Law with
11.05am 1.05pm Cyber Security; Law with Media and Communication; Law with Politics; Law with Psychology; Law with Sports
own fees without Student Finance), arrange Management
payment as per the Regulations for Payment 1.05pm 2.15pm Arts: Film Production; Film; Film and American Studies; Film Studies; Film Studies and Screenwriting
of University Fees Arts: Music and Sound Production; Music Production and Performance (Popular Music); Journalism; Sports
(winchester.ac.uk/feeregulations) 2.15pm 2.45pm Journalism; Media and Communication; Media, Communication and Advertising; Media, Communication and
Journalism; Media, Communication and Social Media
■■ If a sponsor is paying your fees, please bring Arts: American Studies (including with US study year); American Studies and History; English Language; English
a confirmation letter or Purchase Order from Linguistics; English Linguistics with Forensic Linguistics; English Literature; English Literature and Film; English
2.45pm 3.30pm
Literature and History; English Literature with Creative Writing; English Literature with English Language; English
them to confirm this, including their full billing with American Literature; Modern English Literature
address. This letter should only apply to this Arts: Creative and Professional Writing; Creative Writing; Creative Writing and Drama; Creative Writing and English
3.30pm 3.50pm
academic year; a new letter is required for Literature
each year of sponsorship at the start of the Arts: Dance; Drama; Drama and English Literature; Drama and Performing Arts; Drama with Creative Writing;
3.50pm 4.30pm
Musical Theatre; Performing Arts; Theatre Production
4.30pm 5.45pm All Faculties: Part-time students
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Faculty information and timetables Give yourself a Headstart
WELCOME TO YOUR FACULTY YOUR TIMETABLE HEADSTART INFORMATION SESSIONS
In order to meet the Dean of your Faculty and find out You should have access to your timetable for Find out more about being a student at Winchester
more about the community you are joining, there are Semester 1 by 13 September (the Friday before with our programme of session. These are designed
welcome talks you should attend. Check your letter to Welcome Week). An announcement will be posted to complement the course-specific sessions you
find out your Faculty. on My Record (winchester.ac.uk/myrecord) when have – remember to download your Faculty Welcome
timetables are available along with details of how Week schedule at winchester.ac.uk/myrecord
Alongside your Faculty Welcome Talk, your course to access them. For most programmes, teaching
has course-specific induction sessions, where you will begins the week of 23 September, which is week 1 of These Headstart sessions are not mandatory, but
meet your programme leader and coursemates, find the Semester. If you have any questions about your we’d encourage you to attend when you can.
out about what you need to do for your first taught timetable, please contact your Faculty through the
sessions and get to grips with how the course will run, The next few pages outline all the Headstart sessions
relevant enquiries email address on this page. on offer. Many sessions are repeated across the week
Download your Faculty Welcome Week Schedule
on winchester.ac.uk/myrecord once you register You will be contacted by your programme directly so you can pick which time works best for you.
online (see page 6) and be sure to attend. if it has a different method of communicating your
timetable.
FACULTY CONTACT INFORMATION
Arts (ART) If you are on a Foundation Year programme, you will
Dean: Professor Alec Charles be contacted separately about your timetable.
(Alec.Charles@winchester.ac.uk) Your Faculty Office
Please note there may be a delay in processing
is on the 2nd floor of the St Edburga Building, where
timetables for late entrants
you can call in with any queries. Alternatively email
Arts.Admin@winchester.ac.uk
Business, Law and Digital Technologies (BLD)
Dean: Professor Pru Marriott
(Pru.Marriott@winchester.ac.uk) Your Faculty Office
is in the University of Winchester Business School at
West Downs, where you can call in with any queries.
Alternatively email
BLDenquiries@winchester.ac.uk
Education (EDN)
Dean: Dr Janice de Sousa
(Janice.deSousa@winchester.ac.uk) If you are part
of the Institute of Education, your faculty office is in
St Grimbald’s Court. If you are studying Education
Studies or Liberal Arts, your Faculty Office is in Alwyn
Middle Hall. Alternatively email
ESenquiries@winchester.ac.uk
If you are part of the Institute of Education you will
have mandatory sessions in Welcome Week.
Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS)
Dean: Dr Angus Paddison
(Angus.Paddison@winchester.ac.uk)
Your faculty office is in Medecroft, where you can pop
in with any queries. Alternatively email HSSenquiries@
winchester.ac.uk
Health and Wellbeing (HWB)
Dean: Professor Simon Jobson
(Simon.Jobson@winchester.ac.uk) Email
HWBenquiries@winchester.ac.uk with any queries.
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Headstart Monday 16 September
Find out about part-time jobs and volunteering in the Canvas is our Virtual Learning Environment where
Winton
local area, access careers advice, get help with writing St Alphege you can access all your course information, including
9am to 5pm Careers Building (WB)
your CV and see if you’re eligible for the Winchester 1:30 to 2pm Canvas Building (SAB) lecture materials, handbooks, reading lists and contact
6
Employability Fund. 303 information for key staff. Come along and find out more
about how to get the most out of Canvas.
Student Led, Student Delivered. Students Empowered.
Come and meet YOUR Student Union! Come along to meet the Drug and Alcohol Awareness
St Alphege
With over 100 sports and societies and over 50 other Drug and Alcohol Peer Campaigners, find out how to keep a clear head this
2 to 2.30pm Building (SAB)
engagement opportunities on offer, there’s something for Awareness Talk week and who to talk to if you find yourself concerned
301
St Alphege everyone at Winchester Student Union. Find out about about your own or a friend’s drinking or drug use.
11 to 11.30am Student Union Talk Building (SAB) our brand new Advice Centre, how to become a Student
Student Led, Student Delivered. Students Empowered.
303 Academic Representative (StAR), our venue and retail job
Come and meet YOUR Student Union!
opportunities and hear all about the campaigns we run to
With over 100 sports and societies and over 50 other
enhance your student experience.
engagement opportunities on offer, there’s something for
Visit our Freshers page:
St Alphege everyone at Winchester Student Union. Find out about
www.winchesterstudents.co.uk/freshers
2 to 2.30pm Student Union Talk Building (SAB) our brand new Advice Centre, how to become a Student
St Alphege Come and hear from your Student Services and find out 303 Academic Representative (StAR), our venue and retail job
11.30am to Student Services
Building (SAB) how we can support you during your time here with us at opportunities and hear all about the campaigns we run to
12pm Talk
303 Winchester. enhance your student experience.
Visit our Freshers page:
The Academic Skills team explore what is different about
www.winchesterstudents.co.uk/freshers
Ten Top Tips for St Alphege studying in higher education, how you can plan and
11.30am to
Higher Education Building (SAB) prepare for your assignments and how we can support St Alphege Come and hear from your Student Services team and
12.30pm Student Services
Study 301 you as you progress through your studies in your first 2.30 to 3pm Building (SAB) find out how we can support you during your time here
Talk
semester. 303 with us at Winchester.
Mature/ Canvas is our Virtual Learning Environment where
St Alphege Come and chat to other mature/commuting/part-time
Commuting/ St Alphege you can access all your course information, including
12 to 12.30pm Building (SAB) students. Get tips and pointers and enjoy free light
Part-Time Students 2.30 to 3pm Canvas Building (SAB) lecture materials, handbooks, reading lists and contact
303 refreshments.
Welcome 301 information for key staff. Come along and find out more
about how to get the most out of Canvas.
Meet our University travel experts who can advise you
Getting to Uni - St Alphege
on the best way to travel to University - including public St Alphege Our Mental Wellbeing Team have lots of tips and pointers
12.30 to 1pm Transport and Travel Building (SAB) Wellbeing
transport options, discounts with local suppliers and 3 to 3.30pm Building (SAB) to help you stay mentally healthy during your time at
Options 303 Survival Kit
much more. 303 University and beyond.
A Winchester welcome for Channel Islands students. If A show not to be missed! If we said more it would spoil it.
you come from the Channel Islands, come along, say Stripe Remember, once seen – keep the secret!
3:15-5pm UniSmart
Channel Islands St Alphege hello and meet other students. As well as catching up Auditorium Book your free place at: winchesterstudents.co.uk/events
12.30 to
Students Get Building (SAB) and asking any questions you might have about living in - it’s free.
1.30pm
Together 301 Winchester, find out how you can represent your island
A show not to be missed! If we said more it would spoil it.
here and back home and get paid for it. Light lunch and
Stripe Remember, once seen – keep the secret.
drinks provided. 5:15-7pm UniSmart
Auditorium Book your place at: winchesterstudents.co.uk/events
Winton Meet some of our Academic Skills Student Mentors and – it’s free.
Sign up to the Smart
12.30 to 1pm Building (WB) discover how joining the scheme can help you reach your
Buddy Scheme
40 potential in your academic studies.
St Alphege Come and hear about environmental activities at Winchester
Green Campus -
1 to 1.30pm Building (SAB) and how you can help out. From Campus Blackout and tree
Get Involved
303 planting to winning ice cream for being green!
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Headstart Tuesday 17 September
Find out about part-time jobs and volunteering in the Canvas is our Virtual Learning Environment where
Winton
local area, access careers advice and help with writing St Alphege you can access all your course information, including
9am to 5pm Careers Building (WB)
your CV, and see if you’re eligible for the Winchester 2 to 2.30pm Canvas Building (SAB) lecture materials, handbooks, reading lists and contact
6
Employability Fund. 303 information for key staff. Come along and find out more
about how to get the most out of Canvas.
Come along to meet the Drug and Alcohol Awareness
St Alphege
Drug and Alcohol Peer Campaigners, find out how to keep a clear head this Canvas is our Virtual Learning Environment where
11 to 11.30am Building (SAB)
Awareness Talk week and who to talk to if you find yourself concerned St Alphege you can access all your course information, including
301
about your own or a friend’s drinking or drug use. 2.30 to 3pm Canvas Building (SAB) lecture materials, handbooks, reading lists and contact
303 information for key staff. Come along and find out more
Come and hear about environmental activities at
St Alphege about how to get the most out of Canvas.
Green Campus – Winchester and how you can help out. From Campus
11 to 11.30am Building (SAB)
Get Involved Blackout and tree planting to winning ice cream for being The Academic Skills team explore what is different about
303
green! Ten Top Tips for St Alphege studying in higher education, how you can plan and
2.30 to
Higher Education Building (SAB) prepare for your assignments and how we can support
Developing St Alphege Explore and develop your cross-cultural interactive 3.30pm
11.30am to Study 301 you as you progress through your studies in your first
Intercultural Building (SAB) skills. This session is delivered by our English Language
12pm semester.
Competencies 303 Teaching and Support Tutors.
The Academic Skills team explore what is different about
Ten Top Tips for St Alphege studying in higher education, how you can plan and
11.30am to
Higher Education Building (SAB) prepare for your assignments and how we can support
12.30pm
Study 301 you as you progress through your studies in your first
semester.
Mature/
St Alphege Come and chat to other mature/commuting/part-time
Commuting/
12 to 12.30pm Building (SAB) students. Get tips and pointers and enjoy free light
Part-Time Students
303 refreshments.
Welcome
Meet our University travel experts who can advise you
Getting to Uni - St Alphege
on the best way to travel to University - including public
12.30 to 1pm Transport and Travel Building (SAB)
transport options, discounts with local suppliers and
Options 303
much more.
Winton Meet some of our Academic Skills Student Mentors and
Sign up to the Smart
12.30 to 1pm Building (WB) discover how joining the scheme can help you reach your
Buddy Scheme
40 potential in your academic studies.
Student Led, Student Delivered. Students Empowered.
Come and meet YOUR Student Union!
With over 100 sports and societies and over 50 other
engagement opportunities on offer, there’s something for
St Alphege everyone at Winchester Student Union. Find out about
1 to 1.30pm Student Union Talk Building (SAB) our brand new Advice Centre, how to become a Student
303 Academic Representative (StAR), our venue and retail job
opportunities and hear all about the campaigns we run to
enhance your student experience.
Visit our Freshers page:
winchesterstudents.co.uk/freshers
St Alphege Come and hear from your Student Services and find out
Student Services
1.30 to 2pm Building (SAB) how we can support you during your time here with us at
Talk
303 Winchester.
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Headstart Wednesday 18 September
Find out about part-time jobs and volunteering in the You’ve got the place on the course you love, but did you
Winton
local area, access careers advice and help with writing know that there is so much more available to you? Come
9am to 5pm Careers Building (WB)
your CV, and see if you’re eligible for the Winchester More to my Degree along to this session to hear about the ‘Get Involved
6 St Alphege
Employability Fund. at Winchester! Button’ – your go-to place to find out about Winchester’s
1 to 1.30pm Building (SAB)
(Opportunities and sports teams, societies, academic engagement schemes,
Smart Buddies Winton Meet some of our Academic Skills Student Mentors and 301
Extra-Curricular) volunteering and campus employment. With over 180
10.30 to 11am for International Building (WB) discover how joining the scheme can help you reach your
opportunities ready and waiting for you, why not make
Students 40 potential in your academic studies.
the most of your University experience!
St Alphege Our Mental Wellbeing Team have lots of tips and pointers
Wellbeing Survival Canvas is our Virtual Learning Environment where
11 to 11.30am Building (SAB) to help you stay mentally healthy during your time at
Kit St Alphege you can access all your course information, including
303 University and beyond.
1.30 to 2pm Canvas Building (SAB) lecture materials, handbooks, reading lists and contact
Find out how to engage with your library materials 303 information for key staff. Come along and find out more
Library Webinar for
11 to 11.45am Online including e-books, articles and databases. Look out for about how to get the most out of Canvas.
New Students
the link to access this online webinar.
Come and hear about environmental activities at
St Alphege
Mature/ Green Campus - Winchester and how you can help out. From Campus
St Alphege Come and chat to other mature/commuting/part-time 2 to 2.30pm Building (SAB)
11.30am to Commuting/ Get Involved Blackout and tree planting to winning ice cream for being
Building (SAB) students. Get tips and pointers and enjoy free light 303
12pm Part-Time Students green!
303 refreshments.
Welcome
Canvas is our Virtual Learning Environment where
The Academic Skills team explore what is different about St Alphege you can access all your course information, including
Ten Top Tips for Winton
11.30am to studying in higher education, how you can plan and 2.30 to 3pm Canvas Building (SAB) lecture materials, handbooks, reading lists and contact
Higher Education Building (WB)
12.30pm prepare for your assignments and how we can support 303 information for key staff. Come along and find out more
Study 40
you as you progress your studies in your first semester. about how to get the most out of Canvas.
Meet our University travel experts who can advise you Winton Meet some of our Academic Skills Student Mentors and
Getting to Uni - St Alphege Sign up to the Smart
on the best way to travel to University - including public 2.30 to 3pm Building (WB) discover how joining the scheme can help you reach your
12 to 12.30pm Transport and Travel Building (SAB) Buddy Scheme
transport options, discounts with local suppliers and 40 potential in your academic studies.
Options 303
much more.
Supporting your St Alphege Get the most from your mobile device! With tips on using
12 to 12.30pm Learning with Building (SAB) the Canvas app, Office 365, as well as referencing and
Mobile Devices 301 polling apps.
Developing St Alphege Explore and develop your cross-cultural interactive
12.30 to 1pm Intercultural Building (SAB) skills. This session is delivered by our English Language
Competencies 301 Teaching and Support Tutors.
Student Led, Student Delivered. Students Empowered.
Come and meet your Student Union! With over 100
sports and societies and over 50 other engagement
opportunities on offer, there’s something for everyone
St Alphege at Winchester Student Union. Find out about our
12.30 to 1pm Student Union Talk Building (SAB) brand new Advice Centre, how to become a Student
303 Academic Representative (StAR), our venue and retail job
opportunities and hear all about the campaigns we run to
enhance your student experience.
Visit our Freshers page:
www.winchesterstudents.co.uk/freshers
St Alphege Come and here from your Student Services and find out
Student Services
1 to 1.30pm Building (SAB) how they can support you during your time here with us
Talk
303 at Winchester
17 18Headstart Thursday 19 September Headstart Friday 20 September
Find out about part-time jobs and volunteering in the Find out about part-time jobs and volunteering in the
Winton Winton
local area, access careers advice and help with writing local area, access careers advice and help writing
9am to 5pm Careers Building (WB) 9am to 5pm Careers Building (WB)
your CV, and see if you’re eligible for the Winchester your CV, and see if you’re eligible for the Winchester
6 6
Employability Fund. Employability Fund.
Canvas is our Virtual Learning Environment where
Student Led, Student Delivered. Students Empowered.
St Alphege you can access all your course information, including
Come and meet YOUR Student Union!
10.30 to 11am Canvas Building (SAB) lecture materials, handbooks, reading lists and contact
With over 100 sports and societies and over 50 other
301 information for key staff. Come along and find out more
engagement opportunities on offer, there’s something for
about how to get the most out of Canvas.
St Alphege everyone at Winchester Student Union. Find out about
Supporting your St Alphege Get the most from your mobile device! With tips on using 10.30 to 11am Student Union Talk Building (SAB) our brand new Advice Centre, how to become a Student
11 to 11.30am Learning with Building (SAB) the Canvas app, Office 365, as well as referencing and 303 Academic Representative (StAR), our venue and retail job
Mobile Devices 301 polling apps. opportunities and hear all about the campaigns we run to
enhance your student experience.
Canvas is our Virtual Learning Environment where
Visit our Freshers page:
St Alphege you can access all your course information, including
winchesterstudents.co.uk/freshers
11.30 to 12pm Canvas Building (SAB) lecture materials, handbooks, reading lists and contact
301 information for key staff. Come along and find out more St Alphege Come and hear from your Student Services team and
Student Services
about how to get the most out of Canvas. 11 to 11.30am Building (SAB) find out how we can support you during your time here
Talk
303 with us at Winchester.
Mature/
St Alphege Come and chat to other mature/commuting/part-time
Commuting/
12 to 12.30pm Building (SAB) students. Get tips and pointers and enjoy free light Come and find out about music-making in Winchester,
Part-Time Students St Alphege
303 refreshments. and get a flavour of the hugely diverse range of
Welcome 11am to 2pm Music Fayre Building (SAB)
musical opportunities available in Winchester. Stalls,
301
Winton Meet some of our Academic Skills Student Mentors and performances, drop-in workshops and refreshments!
Sign up to the Smart
12.30 to 1pm Building (WB) discover how joining the scheme can help you reach your
Buddy Scheme Canvas is our Virtual Learning Environment where
40 potential in your academic studies.
St Alphege you can access all your course information, including
11.30am to
Come and hear about environmental activities at Canvas Building (SAB) lecture materials, handbooks, reading lists and contact
St Alphege 12pm
Green Campus – Winchester and how you can help out. From Campus 303 information for key staff. Come along and find out more
12.30 to 1pm Building (SAB)
Get Involved Blackout and tree planting to winning ice cream for being about how to get the most out of Canvas.
303
green!
Mature/
You’ve got the place on the course you love, but did you St Alphege Come and chat to other mature/commuting/part-time
Commuting/
know that there is so much more available to you? Come 12 to 12.30pm Building (SAB) students. Get tips and pointers and enjoy free light
Part-Time Students
More to my Degree along to this session to hear about the ‘Get Involved 303 refreshments.
St Alphege Welcome
at Winchester! Button’ – your go-to place to find out about Winchester’s
1 to 1.30pm Building (SAB)
(Opportunities and sports teams, societies, academic engagement schemes, Come along to meet the Drug and Alcohol Awareness
303 St Alphege
Extra-Curricular) volunteering and campus employment. With over 180 Drug and Alcohol Peer Campaigners, find out how to keep a clear head this
12.30 to 1pm Building (SAB)
opportunities ready and waiting for you, why not make Awareness Talk week and who to talk to if you find yourself concerned
303
the most of your university experience! about your own or a friend’s drinking or drug use.
Meet our University travel experts who can advise you Canvas is our Virtual Learning Environment where
Getting to Uni - St Alphege
on the best way to travel to University - including public St Alphege you can access all your course information, including
1.30 to 2pm Transport and Travel Building (SAB)
transport options, discounts with local suppliers and 1 to 1.30pm Canvas Building (SAB) lecture materials, handbooks, reading lists and contact
Options 303
much more. 303 information for key staff. Come along and find out more
St Alphege Our Mental Wellbeing Team have lots of tips and pointers about how to get the most out of Canvas.
Wellbeing Survival
2.30 to 3pm Building (SAB) to help you stay mentally healthy during your time at
Kit Supporting your St Alphege Get the most from your mobile device! With tips on using
303 University and beyond.
1.30 to 2pm Learning with Building (SAB) the Canvas app, Office 365, as well as referencing and
Mobile Devices 303 polling apps.
SATURDAY 21 SEPTEMBER IS FRESHERS FAYRE
Societies, sports, organisations, support, freebies. Head down to the Stripe Plaza on the King Alfred Quarter from 11am-
3pm on 21 September to discover opportunities to get involved with your Student Union, University and wider community.
19 20Our Finance Team are here to help with any queries through Student Finance. If you do, the first of three
about fees or finance. Get in touch on instalments should reach your bank account on or
credit.control@winchester.ac.uk or +44 (0) 1962 around 23 September provided you have:
827536. Pop in to speak to someone in the Finance
■■ Applied for and received approval from Student
Office on the first floor of the Winton Building.
You may also find the answer you need in our Finance
■■ Agreed to the Terms and Conditions of your loan
full Regulations for Payment of University Fees
(winchester.ac.uk/feeregulations) through Student Finance’s online declaration
■■ Fully registered online and enrolled in person at
BURSARIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS the University
We have a range of scholarships and bursaries
available for full-time undergraduates, including Please note your maintenance loan won’t arrive
income-based bursaries and academic achievement in time for Welcome Week, so please budget for
awards. Check if you’re eligible: sufficient funds for expenses for this time before your
winchester.ac.uk/studentsandmoney loan comes in. Your second and third instalments will
arrive in your account in January 2020 and May 2020.
FEES
University fees enable us to provide a high-quality ACCOMMODATION RESIDENCE FEES
student experience. As a charity, all our income is If you are living in any University accommodation you
used to fulfil our principle objectives – to provide will need to pay residence fees, Details of fees are in
higher education and conduct research. The fees your room offer and when you accept the offer online
you pay depend on whether you are a full-time or you will need to enter payment details. You can pay
part-time student. Full information on fee amounts is your residence fee in full or in three equal instalments
available at winchester.ac.uk/studentsandmoney by recurring card payment on 11 October 2019, 17
January 2020 and 8 May 2020. If you pay in full by
If you are a UK or EU student, please apply to the 11 October 2019, you will receive a £100 discount per
relevant Student Finance organisation (see page 4) as room (please note if you leave the room before the
soon as possible for a tuition fee loan. They will send end of your contract, the discount will be reclaimed).
you a Financial Notification letter to confirm your loan. If
you apply for a partial tuition fee loan, the letter will tell UNABLE TO PAY ON TIME?
you how much you will need to pay. If you struggle to pay any of your fees by the required
dates, please contact us as soon as possible by
If you are experiencing delays with your funding emailing credit.control@winchester.ac.uk or calling
application, please let us know on +44( 0) 1962 827365 +44(0)1962 927265. We can usually arrange a
or credit.control@winchester.ac.uk If you do not have payment plan with you to avoid further actions like
your Financial Notification letter by enrolment, you charges or sanctions. It is important fees are paid
will be regarded as a self-financing student liable for on time; if all or a portion of fees or charges remain
the full tuition fee and will need to make appropriate unpaid after the relevant due date, charges and/
payment arrangements at enrolment. We will or sanctions may affect your studies. Please see the
reimburse you, where appropriate, as soon as you give Regulations at winchester.ac.uk/feeregulations
us a copy of your Financial Notification letter. If you
need help with your Student Finance application or the WITHDRAWING FROM OR INTERRUPTING YOUR
evidence required, please call +44 (0) 1962 827008 or STUDIES
email studentsandmoney@winchester.ac.uk If you consider withdrawing from or interrupting
your studies once you are here, it may be helpful to
Fees and Finance
If a sponsor (like your employer) is paying some or speak to a Student Adviser to explore the options and
all of your tuition fees, we will invoice them directly implications of doing so – email the team on student.
for the appropriate amount. Please see page 9 for advice@winchester.ac.uk or call on
full information on what you will need to bring to +44 (0)1962 827341.
Student Support, enrolment to enable us to do this. If you do not have a
tuition fee loan, you will need to pay your own tuition
fees in accordance with the Regulations for Payment
If you do withdraw from or interrupt your studies, you
should contact Registry on
health and wellbeing
of University Fees: winchester.ac.uk/feeregulations registry.enquiries@winchester.ac.uk or
+44(0)1962 827210 You may be liable to pay a
MAINTENANCE LOAN proportion of your tuition fees. Once you speak to
If you’re a full-time UK student, you may be eligible Registry, you should also inform Student Finance if
to apply for a Government maintenance loan you have a loan.
22Student support, health and wellbeing
STUDENT SERVICES STUDENT ACADEMIC SUPPORT MENINGITIS ACWY VACCINE School. Registered with Ofsted as a day nursery to
Our dedicated Student Services team provides Here to support all students in reaching their Meningitis is a serious and potentially life-threatening take children between the ages of six weeks and five
information, advice, support and guidance on many potential, our Student Academic Support team disease and all new students coming to University years, for more information email
aspects of student life. Available in The Zone (Winton run free academic skills workshops, one-to-one should have received the meningitis ACWY vaccine. west.downs@childbase.com
Building) during Arrivals Weekend and each weekday appointments and drop-in sessions across the year. Check with your GP and if you have not had this
from then on please do not hesitate to get in touch If you would like some support in transitioning to SECURITY
vaccine please do so before coming to University.
before or throughout your time at Winchester. Many academic life, a SMART Buddy (Academic Skills To ensure your security and welfare we have a
Student Services teams are also present across Student Mentor) could help you by meeting with you DENTISTS team of Site Stewards who are on hand 24 hours a
campus for Welcome Week. each week to help you develop an effective study We recommend you continue to see your family day, 365 days a year. The team offer a positive and
routine. If you are a mature student or you have been dentist every 6-12 months and have a check-up reassuring presence on campus and are responsible
WELFARE AND GENERAL WELLBEING away from education for a while, come to our ‘Back before you come to University. However, should an for delivering a safe environment for you to live,
Student Services are here to support you with all to Study’ day induction on Tuesday 10 September to emergency appointment be needed, please contact study, work and socialise. They regularly patrol the
aspects of your welfare and general wellbeing. get tips and tools for success. If English isn’t your first the NHS Dental Helpline on 111. University site as well as acting as an emergency
Student Services will be in the St Alphege foyer from language our English language tutors can also support response to any issues that arise on campus. If you
9am-4.30pm Monday to Thursday and 9am-12.30pm INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS wish to contact the Site Stewards please call
you to develop your confidence and skills in using
on Friday during Welcome Week. Pop in for tips on The International Student Officer is available to help +44 (0) 1962 827666 or +44 (0) 1962 827667.
English for academic purposes. Find out more about all
managing stress, looking after your own wellbeing, with any non-academic issues you may face whilst
the ways Student Academic Support can help you by
and what to do if you are feeling worried about your at University, including welfare and visa related WARDENS
emailing academicskills@winchester.ac.uk
friends. If you just need a bit of space to think you are enquiries. Email the International Student Officer on Wardens are staff who live on and off campus to
welcome to come and sit quietly here too. STUDENT FINANCE student.advice@winchester.ac.uk ensure your safety and wellbeing whilst living in
The Students and Money team will be available in University accommodation. Wardens work shifts
Visit the quiet space in St Edburga Building 201 FACULTY WELLBEING AND EMPLOYABILTY TUTORS in the evening to be available out of hours as first
Student Services every day during Welcome Week to
if you are looking to be away from the bustle of We offer personal tutoring to all students to give you responders in an emergency as well as someone to
help with any issues with applying for student loans.
Welcome Week but aren’t looking for specific advice guidance, support and advice on both academic and contact for advice and pastoral care throughout the
or guidance from staff; we will have a number of HEALTH non-academic issues. Once you are here, you will year. Wardens work closely with the Housing, Security
activities including board games, sensory equipment All students living in University accommodation or in receive more information about Personal Tutoring and Residential Assistant teams to provide guidance
and mindfulness colouring. the local Winchester area are strongly recommended from your Faculty. and signpost appropriate support systems to enable
to register with a GP. You will continue to be able to you to manage your physical and mental wellbeing.
MENTAL WELLBEING CHILDCARE
see your family GP at home during the holidays as a
There may be times when it is helpful to seek support There are various nurseries around Winchester, Full contact details for these services are on page 37.
temporary resident. Visit The Zone (Winton Building)
for your mental wellbeing or talk with someone including the privately-owned West Downs Nursery
during Arrivals Weekend or Welcome Week for
trained to help. Our mental wellbeing service which is located behind the Winchester Business
more information on registering with one of the local
consisting of a team of professional and approachable practices:
counsellors and mental health advisers can provide
you with a confidential space to be listened to and ■■ Friarsgate Practice:
to help explore issues with you. We have male and www.friarsgatepractice.co.uk
female counsellors available and counselling can be
■■ St Clements Surgery:
provided via Skype chat and email.
www.stclementspractice.co.uk
DISABILITY DECLARATION AND SUPPORT
■■ St Pauls’ Surgery:
Our Disabilities and Learning Diversity team within
Student Services supports students with disabilities www.stpaulssurgery-winchester.nhs.uk
and learning differences. If you have disclosed a VACCINATIONS
disability and/or learning difference on your UCAS MMR VACCINATIONS
form or by other means, you can pop along to For life-long protection from measles, mumps and
Student Services during your first couple of weeks rubella, two MMR vaccinations are necessary. Your
and set up support with one of our Disability Advisers. medical records, held by your GP, will confirm your
Please bring evidence with you if possible. Disability vaccination status – please check with your local
support can also be provided via Skype and email. surgery. If you have only had one MMR vaccination,
please ensure you have the second before coming to
University.
23 24MARTIAL ROSE LIBRARY We have lots of computers across campus (both
The Library is home to hundreds of thousands of PCs and Macs) available for you to use. In the Library
books, a huge range of online resources, quiet and and Learning Café you can access these 24/7 all
silent areas to study in (including individual study semester long. Fancy using a laptop without lugging
pods, as well as group study booths and bookable yours to campus? Borrow one for free at a self-service
group study rooms), bookable PCs, and individual unit located across campus and take it anywhere for
workstations where you can bring your own laptop. 24 hours.
Open 24/7 we’re always here for your research and
Want to brush up on your IT skills for study? We
study needs and you can even bring in snacks and
provide support with Microsoft Office and a range of
drinks to many areas.
other programmes.
Every subject has a dedicated Librarian who can help
We have a professional printing service, catering for
you with finding resources that are particularly useful
a range of printing or copying jobs, including colour
for your course. If you are doing a course that involves
poster printing or dissertation binding.
delivering lessons for children you will no doubt make
use of our School Resources Collection. From pop-up If you’re bringing your own devices to campus full
books to posters to musical instruments, you can take details on how to connect will be available on arrival.
these items out into placements.
If you are living in University accommodation, you’ll
Come and join one of our Library Tours during need to run a security scan on your computer before
Welcome Week to get to know your way around the you can connect to the network. You can run this
Library and its facilities and follow UniWinLibrary on before you come, head to scan.winchester.ac.uk
Twitter, Facebook or Instagram. Many common games consoles can be used with our
network but please note wireless printers cannot be
IT SERVICES
used on our network.
With an IT Servicedesk located in the top floor of the
Library, we are here to help you and support your CANVAS
learning throughout your time at Winchester. Canvas is our Virtual Learning Environment. As a
Winchester student you’ll use it to access all your
You will receive your campus card either when you
course information including lecture materials,
move into your accommodation or at enrolment. As
handbooks and reading lists and to turn in
well as being your student ID this card also lets you
assignments.
borrow books from the library, use printers, register
your attendance at lectures and seminars and pay for
catering to earn loyalty points and rewards.
Learning Resources
25 26We can’t wait for you to explore all on
offer for you on campus
We can’t wait for you to explore all on offer for you on FOOD ON CAMPUS
campus. We lead the way in sustainable catering, providing
food that is local, independent, fair and ethical. There
SPORTS FACILITIES is a wide range of food options, including vegan and
Our University gym is found within Burma Road gluten-free, across our multiple catering outlets.
Student Village. Work out with state-of-the-art We offer Fairtrade products and cater for a range of
technology spread over two floors under the food allergies and intolerances - you can contact
guidance of our qualified Health and Fitness our team on foodallergyaware@winchester.ac.uk to
instructors or take part in our wide variety of health find out how we can cater for you during your time at
and fitness classes, exercise workshops and gym Winchester.
challenges. We have different options for affordable
membership. Keep an eye out for one-off sports SUSTAINABILITY
activities across the year as part of our Get Active We are passionate about sustainability and the
scheme. environment here at Winchester. From only using
renewable energy to sending zero waste to landfill
As well as the gym and fitness studio we also we are always seeking ways to improve sustainability.
have an all-weather multi-use games area and When you arrive you’ll get a reusable coffee cup
Sports Hall in the King Alfred Quarter as well as made from recycled chewing gum and we’d
an eight-lane athletics track and astro pitch at the encourage you to join us in our environmental aims
Winchester Sports Stadium at the Bar End Quarter. by recycling as much as possible and taking steps to
Email sportsenquiries@winchester.ac.uk for more reduce your own environmental impact. We also have
information. a huge range of activities, events and campaigns to
SPIRITUAL LIFE get involved in – come along to the ‘Green Campus –
One of the University’s three values is spirituality and Get Involved’ talk as part of the Headstart programme
we welcome people of all faiths and none to begin (see page 13) for full information,
the adventure of discovering their spiritual self. There
are Buddhist, Christian and Muslim Chaplains to offer
a welcome, hospitality, a listening ear, friendship,
worship and community. The Chapel, Contemplation
Space and a Muslim Prayer Room host organised
events and activities as well as being places for
private reflection and contemplation. For more
information visit the University website and search
‘Spirituality’.
BOOKSHOP
Located on the top floor of the King Alfred Centre,
the P&G Wells University Bookshop provides all the
books you need for your course, often cheaper than
Amazon. You’ll find books recommended by your
lecturers, and we’ll order books in for you at no extra
charge.
Contact the Bookshop at any time by emailing
Your Campus
bookshop@winchester.ac.uk.
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