Go to myNewman, and click 'student'.

On the right of the page, you'll see a box called 'letter request' and link to follow to request a letter.

For extensions, please contact your personal tutor or Charlotte.

If you are experiencing more serious challenges that require a longer extension, you can apply for mitigating circumstances.

We suggest that you do so with your personal tutor, as they can help completing the form and with the required evidence.

To find out more about the process, see this webpage.

Once you've enrolled, you'll get your ID card. It will usually be sent to you in the post.

If you lose your card please let the IT service desk know (itservicedesk@newman.ac.uk). There is a £5 charge to replace a lost ID card.

Find a guide here: Timetable

See the Maps and Directions to Newman guide, and the journey planner here: Plan your journey | NX Bus West Midlands.

You can also find a campus map here.

Yes, there is free parking on campus. Just make sure you've got the parking pass from security.

To do this go to the security desk with your student ID and your car number plate.

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 you may want to invest in a young person’s railcard, which gives you 1/3 off your fares, see details here.

Go to the self-service portal, via myNewman:

Student Loans - Self-Service Portal

Student Loan Confirmation - Self-Service Portal FAQs

Your personal tutor will be assigned to you in the first couple of weeks of semester.

If you're not sure who your personal tutor is, email Charlotte (c.lewandowski@newman.ac.uk).

Usually, you’ll be paid a few days after you have registered at university. However, if you applied late your payment may be delayed. You can check your payment schedule on your online account by logging in here. Your online account will also show copies of all letters that have been sent to you and any notifications of missing evidence. If you have not returned the evidence requested by SFE your payments may be delayed.

Newman University’s Support Fund can provide financial assistance for home students experiencing hardship. For further information on the Support Fund please speak to a member of the finance team or the Welfare Adviser.

Full time students who are under the age of 19 are automatically entitled to help with health costs. Full time Students aged 19 and over can apply to the NHS low income scheme using form HC1 to see if they qualify for any help towards costs. HC1 forms are available within the student services department and from the Student Welfare Adviser; alternatively you can download and print of a HC1 form here.

The most important thing to do is to keep in touch with us - your personal tutor and programme leader. We'll let you know what is required to do, and provide support sessions, so make sure you keep checking your Newman email.

You can find information on the processes of resitting assignments, and retaking modules here: Resit, retake and appeals.

For extensions and mitigating circumstances, see the information here: Resit, retake and appeals.

Find a guide here to applying for DSA.

For any physical health issues, disability, Autism or other Autistic Spectrum Condition, or specific learning difficulty (other than dyslexia) please contact Heather Griffiths, Inclusion Co-ordinator, h.griffiths@newman.ac.uk.

You can find out more about the support available here: Support.

Do you have dyslexia or ADHD, or think you may have? Our dyslexia co-ordinator Becky Hartland-Fox can help with support and screening.

Find out more here: Support.

For students in crisis now, please go here for the support available.

For mental health issues, e.g. depression, anxiety or a diagnosed mental health condition please contact Lynne Whitlock, Mental Health Adviser, l.whitlock@newman.ac.uk.

You can find more information here: Support, and you can find some self-help guides here.

Tammy Oyekanmi, the Student Welfare Adviser, is available for appointments Monday to Friday between 9.30am-5.30pm. To make an appointment email: studentsupport@newman.ac.uk or call 0121 476 1181 ext. 2620. You can find out more about the support available here: Support.

For support with Student Finance England you can also find more information on the self-service portal, via myNewman:

Student Loans - Self-Service Portal

Student Loan Confirmation - Self-Service Portal FAQs

You can also see FAQs here.

Find them here: https://www.newman.ac.uk/knowledge-base/general-academic-regulations/.

Get in touch. Email your personal tutor or programme lead (Charlotte).

Charlotte: c.lewandowski@newman.ac.uk

Duncan: d.frankis@newman.ac.uk

James: j.brennan@newman.ac.uk

Juliette: j.harrisson@newman.ac.uk

Kristin: k.odonnell@newman.ac.uk

Norry: n.laporte@newman.ac.uk