When you first arrive

• You must register to start your studies and attend Document Checks if you have been asked to do so.
• Each University residence has its own guide which tells you how to collect your keys if you arrive late. Select your residence from the list to get your guide.
• If you still need to find somewhere to live, we have advice about finding privately rented accommodation.
• Find out how to connect to the wifi network and other computer systems.
• Once you know the address of your accommodation, you can register with a local doctor. 
• Download the Student Health app for iOS or the Student Health app on Android for reliable and relevant health care advice wherever you are.
• If you have a disability including mental health issues or learning difficulties, contact Disability Services as soon as possible.
• If you would like to talk to a current student before you arrive and during your first few months here at Bristol, peer mentoring is available for any first year undergraduate.
• Find out if you're able to take open units and how to select them.
• Find out how to get around Bristol.
• Take our virtual tour to learn more about our buildings.

Sponsored students

• Home or EU sponsored students complete and submit tuition fee sponsorship form (PDF, 35kB).
• International sponsored students send your sponsor letter to international-partnerships@bristol.ac.uk.
• Study Abroad or Erasmus sponsored students refer to your offer letter or contact the Global Opportunities team.

Settling in

• Find out about our services for students.
• Understand how our health and wellbeing services work.
• Find out what academic support there is.
• Discover which clubs, societies and student networks you can join.
• Become a global citizen with the global lounge.
• Buy an activity pass to access our sports facilities. 
• Look around our libraries to find where you can both study and relax.