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Our main student ID card collection and international document check activity which ran during the first two weeks of the new academic term is now complete (Monday 23 September and Friday 4 October 2024).

If you have a late start agreed with É«»¨ÌÃ

If you have a late start date agreed with us and will not arrive at É«»¨Ìà until after Friday 4 October, you will need to collect your student ID card and get your international documents checked at theÌýenquiry desk at The Hub. This can be found on the ground floor of Poole House at Talbot Campus and the team are available between 9:30am and 4pm, MondayÌý- ThursdayÌýor 9:30am - 3:30pm onÌýFridays.ÌýYou must complete these steps before the final late start date which was agreed and communicated to you by the International Admissions Team.

Although it is important to get your documents checked as soon as possible, attending your timetabled sessions after arrival at É«»¨Ìà must be your main priority. You will need to complete your international document check and enrolment around any timetabled teaching sessions. You should not miss any timetabled lectures to get documents checked or collect your student ID card.

It is important that you aim to arrive at É«»¨Ìà before the final start deadline, so that you will be able to attend classes from 9am on your agreed late start date as well as complete your document checks and enrolment step by your late start deadline.ÌýÌý

If you have not yet secured your accommodation, visit ourÌýhow to book webpages. Here you can find out what options we have available for you. You can alsoÌýcontact usÌýif you might need temporary accommodation in the UK until you find a long-term solution.

Further information about what you need to bring with you is detailed in ourÌýfrequently asked questions below.Ìý

Our main student ID card collection and international document check activity which ran during the first two weeks of the new academic term is now complete (Monday 23 September and Friday 4 October 2024).

If you have a late start agreed with É«»¨ÌÃ

If you have a late start date agreed with us and will not arrive at É«»¨Ìà until after Friday 4 October, you will need to collect your student ID card and get your international documents checked at theÌýenquiry desk at The Hub. This can be found on the ground floor of Poole House at Talbot Campus and the team are available between 9:30am and 4pm, MondayÌý- ThursdayÌýor 9:30am - 3:30pm onÌýFridays.ÌýYou must complete these steps before the final late start date which was agreed and communicated to you by the International Admissions Team.

Although it is important to get your documents checked as soon as possible, attending your timetabled sessions after arrival at É«»¨Ìà must be your main priority. You will need to complete your international document check and enrolment around any timetabled teaching sessions. You should not miss any timetabled lectures to get documents checked or collect your student ID card.

It is important that you aim to arrive at É«»¨Ìà before the final start deadline, so that you will be able to attend classes from 9am on your agreed late start date as well as complete your document checks and enrolment step by your late start deadline.

If you have not yet secured your accommodation, visit ourÌýhow to book webpages. Here you can find out what options we have available for you. You can alsoÌýcontact usÌýif you might need temporary accommodation in the UK until you find a long-term solution.

Further information about what you need to bring with you is detailed in ourÌýfrequently asked questions below.Ìý

Our main student ID card collection and international document check activity which ran during the first two weeks of the new academic term is now complete (Monday 23 September and Friday 4 October 2024).

If you have a late start agreed with É«»¨ÌÃ

If you have a late start date agreed with us and will not arrive at É«»¨Ìà until after Friday 4 October, you will need to collect your student ID card and get your international documents checked at theÌýenquiry desk at The Hub. This can be found on the ground floor of Poole House at Talbot Campus and the team are available between 9:30am and 4pm, MondayÌý- ThursdayÌýor 9:30am - 3:30pm onÌýFridays.ÌýYou must complete these steps before the final late start date which was agreed and communicated to you by the International Admissions Team.

Although it is important to get your documents checked as soon as possible, attending your timetabled sessions after arrival at É«»¨Ìà must be your main priority. You will need to complete your international document check and enrolment around any timetabled teaching sessions. You should not miss any timetabled lectures to get documents checked or collect your student ID card.

It is important that you aim to arrive at É«»¨Ìà before the final start deadline, so that you will be able to attend classes from 9am on your agreed late start date as well as complete your document checks and enrolment step by your late start deadline.

If you have not yet secured your accommodation, visit ourÌýhow to book webpages. Here you can find out what options we have available for you. You can alsoÌýcontact usÌýif you might need temporary accommodation in the UK until you find a long-term solution.

Further information about what you need to bring with you is detailed in ourÌýfrequently asked questions below.Ìý

If you’re joining us on a distance learning course your student ID card will be sent to you by your Programme Support Officer.

If you’re studying at one of our partner colleges at Bournemouth and Poole College or Wiltshire College (Salisbury) you will be able to collect your student ID card at your relevantÌýcollege in early October. Please contact your relevant college for collection details.

If you are starting a Midwifery or Nursing degree based at either our Yeovil or Portsmouth campus, you will receive an email with the date, time and location to collect your student ID card from a member of faculty staff.

• To identify yourself as a É«»¨Ìà student to staff/others
• Library card and printers
• Bus discounts
• Access to secure bike sheds, lockers and showers for cyclists on campus
• Access to certain specialist rooms/buildings (specific courses only)
• SportÉ«»¨Ìà turnstile access (members only)
• ID for use in exams.

When collecting your student ID card, you will be asked for your surname (family name) and to confirm your student ID number (find this at the top of yourÌýregistration email).

Please also bring some other form of ID with your name on it. We will only ask to see it where necessary, but it will be especially useful to see your surname/family name written down.ÌýIt doesn’t have to be an ‘official’ ID – a letter or bank card would also suffice. If there is any doubt about whether the person in the picture you submitted online is really you, we will need to undertake further security checks before handing over your student ID card.

To complete your enrolment at your international document check you will need to bring:Ìý

• Your passportÌý
• Your visa sticker (stamped by UK Immigration)Ìý
• Your BRP (Biometric Residence Permit) – if you have one. You may be able to collect your BRP at your international document check if it has been deliveredÌý
• Any other proof of your right to study if you are not using a Student visa.Ìý

If you have any queries about your international document check session, please get in touch with the Immigration, Advice and Compliance Team atÌý[email protected]Ìýand they will be able to help you.

Your student IDÌýcard will display your full, official, name as long as that doesn’t exceed 40 characters. If your name is longer than that, we cannot display all your middle names for space reasons.

Providing you have completed your online registration and enrolment on MyHub as far as you can, you will receive your student ID card after we have checked your international documents. We will print your card for you after we check the documents.

If you have any queries, please get in touch with the Student Lifecycle team atÌý[email protected]Ìýand they will be able to help you.

Replacement cards are available from AskÉ«»¨ÌÃ, there may be a charge for this. You will need to complete theÌýReplacement student ID card formÌýand they will cancel the old one to ensure it can’t be used.

If you started in January 2024Ìýand have not collected your student ID card within the last academic year and are in the Faculty of Science and Technology, the É«»¨Ìà Business School orÌýFaculty of Media and CommunicationÌýyour student ID card can be collected from AskÉ«»¨Ìà at The HubÌýinÌýPoole House.

If you started in the Faculty of Health and Social Sciences, and your card is still uncollected, please contact FHSS Student Support via [email protected] to arrange collection.

If you have any queries about your student ID card, please get in touch with the AskÉ«»¨Ìà team at [email protected] who will be able to help you.