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A short introduction for first year undergraduate students on your degree and what your personal tutor can do to support you throughout your degree.

A chance to come and meet some of the academic and professional staff in the department, with refreshments available in H303 and H305. Come with any queries you have about modules, your interests, or your course or just drop in for a chat! Interested in the research of one of our staff members? Drop in and ask about it!

A session to support first year undergraduate students on the following joint degree programmes:

• History and Philosophy
• History and Sociology
• History and Politics

What does it mean to be a historian? An informal talk by members of the department, discussing what it means to be a historian, the key skills and strengths to be a good historian, and the role we play in society.

A session to support first year undergraduate students on joint degree programmes not administered by History, including English and History, GSD and History and Languages and History degrees. This is for students who have not otherwise been present for History welcome week events, as a chance to meet the department and ask any questions.

The annual English and Comparative Literary Studies Welcome Party or all new starters and returning students will take place on Wednesday 25th September at 5.30pm in Cryfield Pavilion (find it on the map of campus here). Join us to celebrate the start of the new academic year, make new friends, and meet staff and students from across the department.