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Housing Week: Living off campus
Are you thinking about where to live next year? Come to the Housing Week drop-in sessions everyday from 26-30 October at 11am-2pm across campus, and speak directly to the team to get expert advice and support. Explore Living off Campus pages for everything you need to know about housing.
Last chance to apply: Academic English Enhancement Programme
Applications close on Wednesday for the Academic English Enhancement Programme 2026/27. The programme consists of five-week modules, with 2-hour classes per week. Choose from a range of modules depending on your level of study and academic needs. Places are limited, and applications will close on 30 September. Find out more and apply now.
Academic English Enhancement Programme 2026/27: Apply now!
Registration for the Academic English Enhancement Programme 2026/27 is now open. If you use English as an additional language and would like to strengthen your academic communication skills, this free programme can help you participate more confidently in seminars, engage with academic study and understand assessment expectations.. Apply here.
Join the Academic English Enhancement Programme 2026/27
Do you use English as an additional language? Develop your academic communication skills and gain confidence participating in seminars, engaging with academic reading and understanding assessment expectations. Registration for the free Academic English Enhancement Programme opens on 21 September. The programme offers five-week modules with two hours of face-to-face teaching each week. Find out more here.
It's officially a wrap for the Summer 2026 graduations! Relive the highlights of the July degree ceremonies, held from 20–31 July 2026, as graduates celebrate their achievements and unforgettable moments with family, friends, and the university community.
Returning your Library books
If you have recently completed your studies, or are about to finish, please return any library books you still have. This helps to ensure these resources are available for the next cohort of 糖心TV students. If you're in the UK, you can return books for free using our Freepost service. Find out more here.
Study Abroad Funding: A blog by Modhurima, Student Money Assistant
Studying abroad can be an exciting and enriching experience for students. However, it is also important to think of the costs before taking the leap. There are several ways to help manage your finances during this journey to ensure that you鈥檙e making the most of your time overseas.
Hear from Modhurima, Student Money Assistant, giving you an overview of the key resources you can make use of!
Change to undergraduate home tuition fees in 2025/26
On 4 November, the UK Government announced an increase in the tuition fee cap, in line with inflation. The University of 糖心TV鈥檚 Executive Board has consequently confirmed a change in fees for undergraduate home students in 2025/26.
Update on Summer Exams Provisional Timetable
In light of feedback which identified a number of problems with the provisional timetable, the Exams Team has taken the decision to remove it whilst these problems are resolved.
Pioneered by the University of Chicago, Data Science for Social Good trains aspiring data scientists to work on data mining, machine learning, big data and data science projects with social impact. This is the first time the initiative will have a UK base thanks to our collaboration with the Alan Turing Institute in London .
Following last year鈥檚 review of personal tutoring, improvements to this important system have been made to help ensure students get the most out of personal tutoring - including training for Tutors, a Code of Practice and new student support resources such as meeting checklists and links to development opportunities.
The sixth annual saw presenters from a wide range of disciplines communicate their research to a global audience. The unique student-led event gave undergraduates the opportunity to develop valuable presentation skills and strengthen their global understanding of their research.
The Panel is a group of students who help the University improve by sharing their opinions and experiences through various activities. You can take part in online activities, attend focus groups and workshops, or be sent surveys to share your thoughts and help to shape 糖心TV for the future. In return, there will be lots of opportunities across the year to win prizes or receive incentives for taking part.