You will get an enrolment email over the summer. Once enrolled, your timetable will be accessible via the OurNewman app, which will show you which rooms we'll be in.
On induction day please arrive at reception and we'll meet you there and help you find the rooms.
The first day of the teaching semester is Tuesday 1 September
First Sessions during induction week :
Induction Week:
9.00-11.00 & 11.00-1.00 Tuesday 1 September
9.00-11.00 & 11.00-1.00 Thursday 3 September
Details: Tutors will meet you at the main reception area. Please bring your photo ID for enrolment verification.
Mondays 9.00-11.00 & 11.00-1.00
Wednesdays 9.00-11.00 & 11.00-1.00
You will be working with the Applied Humanities team - there are five of us (Dr Duncan Frankis, Dr Kristin O'Donnell, Dr Owen Rees, Bruce Coates and Sian Campbell) and we'll be there to meet you on your first day. We're looking forward to getting started. In the meantime, if you have any questions get in touch at applied-humanities@newman.ac.uk
If you suspect you have dyslexia, ADHD or another learning difficulty, then get in touch with our dyslexia co-ordinator. She'll help arrange an assessment and can tell you more about the support available. You can find more about dyslexia and getting support here.
Our inclusion co-ordinator will be able to help you with Disability Support Allowance. Go here for more information on what to do and who to contact.
Our Student Money Advisor, Penny White, can offer advice and support on Penny.white@newman.ac.uk. If it is urgent, email studentsupport@newman.ac.uk.
National Express West Midlands contains information for all travel by bus and coach in the West Midlands, including bus pass information such as the Student Travel card.
If you plan to travel on the train frequently and you are eligible, you may want to invest in a young person’s railcard, which gives you 1/3 off your fares, see details here.
Get in touch by email using the link below.