New Student Information and Welcome Week Timetable
A quick welcome message from your Head of Department.
Professor Derrick Watson profile click hereLink opens in a new window
Congratulations on your offer of a place at Warwick!
We are looking forward to welcoming you all for the academic year 2023/24. Details of induction and the timetable for 2023/24 are published here. You will also find links to important information on this web page. We are sure that the next three years will be exciting, challenging and rewarding. During the first few days of welcome week, there will be a number of important meetings where procedures will be explained in detail.
There are many links on this website. Please do visit all of the links before you start. You will find answers to most of your questions here. Also, please scroll down to the bottom of the page.
If you have questions after reviewing this information please feel free to email psychology@warwick.ac.uk or Dr Jag Jutley-Neilson at Jagjeet.Jutley-Neilson@warwick.ac.uk
Best Wishes,
Dr Jag Jutley-Neilson (Director of Student Experience/Associate Professor) and Dr Gemma Gray (Deputy Director of Student Experience/Assistant Professor)
Quick Link to Welcome Week Timetable hereLink opens in a new window
SlidesLink opens in a new window from Induction Talk - Wednesday 27th September
Before you arrive, make sure you complete your pre-arrival checklist below:
Pre-arrival checklist
- Visit your Welcome to WarwickLink opens in a new window pages to enrol and register for your IT Account
- Learn more about our Psychology Peer Mentor Scheme and Sign up hereLink opens in a new window
- Once you have enrolled you can access your Email account and MYWARWICK appLink opens in a new window
- Check out your Welcome Week timetableLink opens in a new window
- Visit our Staff pagesLink opens in a new window
- Find out more about your PsychSoc Society and eventsLink opens in a new window
- Join our Instagram account here which is run by student ambassadorsLink opens in a new window
- Complete your moodle pre-arrival courseLink opens in a new window
- Staying safe on the web - cybersecurityLink opens in a new window
- Check out the specification we recommend if you want to purchase your own device (Laptop) for your time with us
- check out our university transition to university webpageLink opens in a new window
- Your Suggested Reading listLink opens in a new window
Learn about the role of your Personal Tutor and further Student SupportLink opens in a new window
You will find more information about:
- Personal TutorLink opens in a new window
- Senior TutorLink opens in a new window
- Director of Undergraduate StudiesLink opens in a new window
- Director of Student Experience and ProgressionLink opens in a new window
- Teaching and Learning ManagerLink opens in a new window
- Undergraduate OfficeLink opens in a new window
- Deputy Head of Department and Head of DepartmentLink opens in a new window
- Wellbeing, Disability Support and further university support (e.g. getting reasonable adjustments)Link opens in a new window
- Key Staff to Look out forLink opens in a new window
Learn More About Your Learning and Teaching
You will find more information about:
- First Year ModulesLink opens in a new window
- Your Suggested Reading listLink opens in a new window
- Lectures and SeminarsLink opens in a new window
- TutorialsLink opens in a new window
- Assessment and Coursework PolicyLink opens in a new window
- Library ServicesLink opens in a new window
- Academic Skills SupportLink opens in a new window
- IT systems that you need to useLink opens in a new window
- Read the "preparing to study psychology"Link opens in a new window blog from one of our very own students, Faatimah Barrie
Student Experience
Find out more information here about:
- Student Opportunity
- Careers and Skills
- Psychology Society
- Student Staff Liaison Committee
- **new - check out this super resource from student minds on transition to university**
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University Jargon Buster - click here Link opens in a new window
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BPS Blogs: "Guide to University Life" "The journey to undergraduate psychology" |
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