Author: Sophie Mason

Starting university is an exciting new chapter.  Your Academic Induction is designed to help you settle in, connect with your tutors and classmates, and feel confident as you begin your studies.

These important sessions will take place during your first week, and we expect all new students to attend. They will help you:

• Understand your course structure and what’s expected of you
• Meet your academic tutors, support staff, and your Connect Hub team
• Connect with your classmates and begin building your student community
• Get to know the systems, spaces, and resources you’ll use throughout your degree

Academic Induction sessions for new MSc Adult Nursing students are scheduled to take place during the week commencing 22nd September 2025. Please note that academic induction session dates, times, and locations vary by course. To find out when your academic induction sessions are scheduled, please view your timetable via the University of Chester App.

For further instructions on accessing your timetable, visit our welcome pages at chester.ac.uk/welcome/prepare-to-study.

For questions about Academic Induction Sessions, please contact the Student Experience Team at studentexperience@chester.ac.uk.

Are you a new MSc Adult Nursing student starting in September?  Once you’ve completed online enrolment and arrived on site, you’ll need to collect your University of Chester Student ID card from a designated collection point.

Your Student ID card is essential – it grants access to key university facilities (including the library and halls of residence) and acts as your official proof of student status. You’ll also be given a lanyard when you collect it.

Please note: All students must wear their ID card while on university sites.

For more information on when and where to collect your student ID Card, please visit this page.

If you have any questions about collecting your Student ID card, please contact the Student Experience Team at studentexperience@chester.ac.uk.

Are you a new Non-Medical Prescribing student starting in September?  Once you’ve completed online enrolment and arrived on site, you’ll need to collect your University of Chester Student ID card from a designated collection point.

Your Student ID card is essential – it grants access to key university facilities (including the library and halls of residence) and acts as your official proof of student status. You’ll also be given a lanyard when you collect it.

Please note: All students must wear their ID card while on university sites.

For more information on when and where to collect your student ID Card, please visit this page.

If you have any questions about collecting your Student ID card, please contact the Student Experience Team at studentexperience@chester.ac.uk.

Starting university is an exciting new chapter.  Your Academic Induction is designed to help you settle in, connect with your tutors and classmates, and feel confident as you begin your studies.

These important sessions will take place during your first week, and we expect all new students to attend. They will help you:

• Understand your course structure and what’s expected of you
• Meet your academic tutors, support staff, and your Connect Hub team
• Connect with your classmates and begin building your student community
• Get to know the systems, spaces, and resources you’ll use throughout your degree

Academic Induction sessions for new Non-Medical Prescribing students are scheduled to take place during the week commencing 22nd September 2025. Please note that academic induction session dates, times, and locations vary by course. To find out when your academic induction sessions are scheduled, please view your timetable via the University of Chester App.

For further instructions on accessing your timetable, visit our welcome pages at chester.ac.uk/welcome/prepare-to-study.

For questions about Academic Induction Sessions, please contact the Student Experience Team at studentexperience@chester.ac.uk.

Starting university is an exciting new chapter.  Your Academic Induction is designed to help you settle in, connect with your tutors and classmates, and feel confident as you begin your studies.

These important sessions will take place during your first week, and we expect all new students to attend. They will help you:

• Understand your course structure and what’s expected of you
• Meet your academic tutors, support staff, and your Connect Hub team
• Connect with your classmates and begin building your student community
• Get to know the systems, spaces, and resources you’ll use throughout your degree

Academic Induction sessions for new SPQ (District Nursing) and SCPHN students are scheduled to take place during the week commencing 22nd September 2025. Please note that academic induction session dates, times, and locations vary by course. To find out when your academic induction sessions are scheduled, please view your timetable via the University of Chester App.

For further instructions on accessing your timetable, visit our welcome pages at chester.ac.uk/welcome/prepare-to-study.

For questions about Academic Induction Sessions, please contact the Student Experience Team at studentexperience@chester.ac.uk.

Are you a SPQ (District Nursing) or SCPHN student starting in September?  Once you’ve completed online enrolment and arrived on site, you’ll need to collect your University of Chester Student ID card from a designated collection point.

Your Student ID card is essential – it grants access to key university facilities (including the library and halls of residence) and acts as your official proof of student status. You’ll also be given a lanyard when you collect it.

Please note: All students must wear their ID card while on university sites.

For more information on when and where to collect your student ID Card, please visit this page.

If you have any questions about collecting your Student ID card, please contact the Student Experience Team at studentexperience@chester.ac.uk.

Are you a new MSc Advanced Clinical Practice student starting in September?  Once you’ve completed online enrolment and arrived on site, you’ll need to collect your University of Chester Student ID card from a designated collection point.

Your Student ID card is essential – it grants access to key university facilities (including the library and halls of residence) and acts as your official proof of student status. You’ll also be given a lanyard when you collect it.

Please note: All students must wear their ID card while on university sites.

For more information on when and where to collect your student ID Card, please visit this page.

If you have any questions about collecting your Student ID card, please contact the Student Experience Team at studentexperience@chester.ac.uk.

Starting university is an exciting new chapter.  Your Academic Induction is designed to help you settle in, connect with your tutors and classmates, and feel confident as you begin your studies.

These important sessions will take place during your first week, and we expect all new students to attend. They will help you:

• Understand your course structure and what’s expected of you
• Meet your academic tutors, support staff, and your Connect Hub team
• Connect with your classmates and begin building your student community
• Get to know the systems, spaces, and resources you’ll use throughout your degree

Academic Induction sessions for new MSc Advanced Clinical Practice students are scheduled to take place during the week commencing 22nd September 2025. Please note that academic induction session dates, times, and locations vary by course. To find out when your academic induction sessions are scheduled, please view your timetable via the University of Chester App.

For further instructions on accessing your timetable, visit our welcome pages at chester.ac.uk/welcome/prepare-to-study.

For questions about Academic Induction Sessions, please contact the Student Experience Team at studentexperience@chester.ac.uk.

Starting university is an exciting new chapter.  Your Academic Induction is designed to help you settle in, connect with your tutors and classmates, and feel confident as you begin your studies.

These important sessions will take place during your first week, and we expect all new students to attend. They will help you:

• Understand your course structure and what’s expected of you
• Meet your academic tutors, support staff, and your Connect Hub team
• Connect with your classmates and begin building your student community
• Get to know the systems, spaces, and resources you’ll use throughout your degree

Academic Induction sessions for new MSc Mental Health Nursing students are scheduled to take place during the week commencing 22nd September 2025. Please note that academic induction session dates, times, and locations vary by course. To find out when your academic induction sessions are scheduled, please view your timetable via the University of Chester App.

For further instructions on accessing your timetable, visit our welcome pages at chester.ac.uk/welcome/prepare-to-study.

For questions about Academic Induction Sessions, please contact the Student Experience Team at studentexperience@chester.ac.uk.

Are you a new MSc Mental Health Nursing student starting in September?  Once you’ve completed online enrolment and arrived on site, you’ll need to collect your University of Chester Student ID card from a designated collection point.

Your Student ID card is essential – it grants access to key university facilities (including the library and halls of residence) and acts as your official proof of student status. You’ll also be given a lanyard when you collect it.

Please note: All students must wear their ID card while on university sites.

For more information on when and where to collect your student ID Card, please visit this page.

If you have any questions about collecting your Student ID card, please contact the Student Experience Team at studentexperience@chester.ac.uk.