Getting started
This section of the University College Birmingham HE Student Handbook deals with everything you will need to organise prior to your arrival here as a first year student and/or what you may need before you re-enrol to continue on your course if you are a returning student.
Student life
Your time here at University College Birmingham isn't all about study. Here, we bring you information about accommodation, medical issues, how you can share your views about University College Birmingham and how you can spend your leisure time, including details about the Guild of Students.
Money matters
This section of the HE Student Handbook will assist you with financial queries you may have and also provide information about which areas of the University you should visit if you require more detailed information.
Academic matters
In this section of the HE Student Handbook, you will find information about assessments, examinations, coursework and certification of qualifications. It also tells you what to do if things go wrong in your studies and how to complete the extenuating circumstances form. There are details about IT access at University College Birmingham and other opportunities for study.
University rules and regulations
In this section of the HE Student Handbook, you will find a number of University College Birmingham's official policies, which are there for your information and consultation if you have any query.
Don't forget - the General Student Regulations and the Student Charter can also help with other queries you may have.
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Student life
Discover more about our University and living in Birmingham – all you need to know about our accommodation, Guild of Students and what life is like in our vibrant city.
Read moreInternational students
Join our global community of more than 1,400 students from over 60 countries. Our international team will help make your application and arrival as smooth as possible.
Read moreStudent support
Whether you need support with your learning, finances, health and wellbeing or other areas, our range of dedicated support services are here for you.
Read moreHow to apply
Learn more on how to apply for a college, undergraduate or postgraduate course at University College Birmingham.
Read moreContact us
There are many ways you can contact University College Birmingham, from phone and email to social media.
Read moreTerms and Conditions
The University College Birmingham terms and conditions can be read through or downloaded here.
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