We are sure that the next three years will be exciting, challenging and rewarding. During the first few days, there will be a number of important meetings where procedures will be explained in detail. In the meantime, here's some information to get you started:

• Location

• Before you arrive - visit Welcome to Warwick pages to enrol and register for IT Account

• Welcome Week timetable

• Staff*

  *including information about Personal Tutor

• Email/MYWARWICK

• Week 1 - lectures begin

  - more about the course, modules, tutorials, reading list

Location

The Psychology Department is located on the first floor of the Humanities Building and on the first three floors of the Annex to the Humanities Building. Room numbers are prefixed by 'H' for Humanities. See Campus Maps The Psychology Department Undergraduate/Postgraduate Office is in room H1.41 on the 1st floor by the lifts at the ‘Annex' end of the Humanities Building. Academic staff, research staff and research students have offices on the first floor of the main part of the Humanities Building as well as in the 2nd floor Annex. Labs are on the ground floor of the Annex and there are research rooms on the 3rd floor.

Students and staff have a joint Common Room (H1.45) with microwave and refrigerator, and free tea and coffee. You can also get light refreshments in Café Humanities Coffee Bar on the ground floor of the Humanities Building and in nearby cafés in the Library and in the Arts Centre.

Welcome Week inductions

MSc in Behavioural and Data Science - 26th September 2019

MSc in Behavioural and Economic Science (Science Track) - 26th September 2019

MSc in Clinical Applications of Psychology - 27th September 2019

MSc in Psychological Research -

Staff and Personal tutor

Personal tutors will arrange an initial meeting with their tutees during the first two weeks of Term 1. You can find room locations and contact details for your Personal Tutor on the Psychology Department's People pages. Details of your personal tutor will appear on Tabula in due course.

Personal tutors can help you with any issues that affect you personally. The DSEP will be your first port of call regarding issues that affect your cohort as a whole (e.g. concerns about lecture timetabling, general organisational issues, etc.). The Director of Student Experience & Progressions (DSEP) Dr Jagjeet Jutley-Neilson.

If you have any issues not covered during Welcome Week, please drop by the Undergraduate/Postgraduate Office H1.41 Humanities (generally staffed 9:00 - 16:00 Monday - Thursday, 15:30 Fridays).

People to look out for:

Professor Robin Goodwin Head of Psychology (Until 31st Dec 2019)	Professor Derrick Watson Deputy Head of Psychology Term 1	Professor James Tresilian Director of MSc Programmes	Emily Biggs, Academic Programmes Manager
Dr Claudie Fox Programme Director MSc in Clinical Applications of Psychology	Professor Thomas Hills Programme Director MSc in Behavioural and Data Science	Dr Elliott Ludvig Programme Director MSc in Behavioural and Economic Science (Science Track)	TBC Programme Director MSc in Psychological Research
	Nicola Grant Postgraduate Secretary	Emily Stilwell Postgraduate Programmes Officer

Email/MYWARWICK

Only available once you have:

1 Enrolled

2 Registered online on any computer linked to the internet with ITServices for access to:

Email Notices		MYWARWICK		Tabula		Post		Internet/intranet
Both the University and the Psychology Department will communicate with you mainly via email on your new name@warwick.ac.uk email address. CHECK THIS ACCOUNT REGULARLY! Student notices are on the Display Screen outside the office (H1.41) and on the boards in the corridor outside the Common Room (H1.45).		You will have your own personalised MYWARWICK account https://warwick.ac.uk/students This is a one stop shop from where you will be able to access your university emails, timetable, campus information and much more.		Tabula https://tabula.warwick.ac.uk/ an online system you will use to see your coursework deadlines and electronically submit assignments and download marking feedback. FULL INFORMATION WEEK 1.		Mail addressed to you at the department and notes from staff will be put in the trays in the Common Room. Staff pigeons holes are outside the office (H1.41).		Login to warwick.ac.uk to get full access to the Psychology webpages, the University intranet - Insite, and the Psychology student intranet - Moodle Moodle is where you will find your Course Handbook with full details of your course and module information.

Week 1 - Lectures begin

Timetable

Timetable information will be given to you at your Induction Day. Once you have registered for modules you can see your personal timetable on Tabula.

Note: Lectures run from 5 mintues past, to 5 minutes too the hour.

Personal Tutor

Your personal tutor is also there to help you with any problems which may arise throughout your time at Warwick, you should feel free to arrange to talk to him or her at any time.

The BPS website contains useful information and links to studying and reading

Welcome Week:
Monday 23 September
Lectures begin:
Monday 30 September
Term dates

Before you arrive

Bookshop

Careers and Skills

Cognoscenti 2018 - student magazine

Health and Wellbeing

Library

Maps

Newsletter - example from 2018

People Student blogs

Welcome to Warwick

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Welcome week highlights:

Tuesday 24 September

18:00 Psych Soc Quiz Night & BBQ

A chance to get to know your fellow students.