Postgraduate Students

Documents for Registration

• Your Passport You will not be able to register without it. If you don’t have one, you need to apply for one immediately. Please see the Passport information page for advice. International students should have their valid Tier 4 visa for Brunel in their passport or equivalent
• Brunel Offer email or another document containing your seven digit Student Number (this usually starts with 12) 
• Your Provisional Registration Document You should have printed this from the online Registration task when you completed it. If you are unable to print this you will have the opportunity to do it on arrival but this will involve additional queuing
• Original Degree Certificates plus certified English transations where necessary, unless these have already been presented to the Admissions Office.
• English Language Certificates Please bring them if you are an international student or if your offer was conditional on achieving an English Language qualification
• Sponsorship Letters if you will be receiving external sponsorship towards your fees/living costs
• Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check documents For students on Teacher Training, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and Social Work courses only. You will have been sent details of what to bring if the check is not yet complete.

General documents

• National Insurance number card in case you want to get a job
• NHS medical card This contains your NHS number and your current GP’s details, and will make it easier to register at the campus Medical Centre
• Driving licence if you have one
• Railcard and/or Oyster card

Documents to access your room if you are staying on campus

• Key Release Form Print this off after completing the Residences e-Induction (see accommodation section)
• Copy of your Tenancy Agreement
• Photo ID to confirm your residency
• One recent passport sized photograph of yourself to be kept on your records in your Hall

Items for your Halls of Residence

• Kitchen – crockery, cutlery, pans, utensils, corkscrew/bottle opener, food for the first few days, washing up liquid and scourers, tea towel (we suggest overseas students do not bring large bulky items or food in their luggage - see the international pre-departure guide for more information) 
• Bathroom – towels, toiletries, toilet roll
• Washing powder
• Stationery 
• Laptop/PC if you have one
• Money There’s a bank with cash machines on campus but it is useful to have some cash to start off

Campus accommodation is allocated once you have met all the conditions of your course offer. If you have already completed an online accommodation application form the Accommodation Office will contact you by email once you have met the conditions of your course offer with details of your room on campus.

Most students will receive their allocation email in August. Undergraduate students will be contacted after the A-level results are released. This email will contain instructions on how to accept your Tenancy Agreement online. You will also be required to pay your £350 room deposit at the same time. These both need to be completed by the deadline date stated in your allocation email or your room offer is at risk of being cancelled.

Late arrivals

If you wish to arrive after 23 September 2012, please complete the Late Arrivals Form. Any room found to be unoccupied seven days after the start of the Tenancy Agreement will be reallocated and the deposit retained by the University.

Residences Student Mentors

Each Hall has a team of Student Mentors – students who are employed by the University during term time throughout the year to help support and guide you during your stay. You will have the opportunity to meet them when you arrive.

Living Off Campus

During your first year or in subsequent years, you may decide to live off campus. Whatever you’re looking for, your first port of call should be the Housing Office, which is dedicated to students’ needs and does not charge for its services. They run a number of schemes to help you find a great place to live. Call them on  +44 (0)1895 266187 or visit their website.

Brunel Hotel Services 

Brunel University operates its own hotel service which includes bed and breakfast or room only accommodation throughout the year. The accommodation is open to students and staff as well as members of the public. It is conveniently located on campus close to the halls of residence so it could be suitable for parents, family members and friends to stay when they visit students on the campus.

The B&B at the Lancaster Suite includes:

• Continental breakfast
• Use of spa facilities (spa pool, plunge pool, sauna and steam room)
• Freeview LCD TV
• Tea and coffee making facilities
• Toiletries and towels
• Mini-fridge
• Hairdryer
• WiFi internet access (additional charge)
• Car parking 

24 hour check in (via campus Security between 10pm and 7am)

The accommodation is available all year round and holds 30 superior en suite bedrooms (Lancaster Suite) and 20 standard rooms (Lancaster Lodge)

There are two stages to the registration process.

The first stage is an online registration task, which needs to be completed before you arrive at University. The details of online registration will be emailed to you as soon as your admission place is confirmed at Brunel. The purpose of the online registration is for the University to confirm your personal details including your next of kin, your financial details such as if you will be paying your fees as a one-off or in instalments, and if you are an overseas student we will also ask for your passport and visa details in order to meet the UKBA compliance. If you are arriving for your first course at Brunel in September you will have the opportunity to provide a photo for your ID card to be produced in advance which will help speed up your Registration on campus.

The second stage of the registration process is completed in person when you arrive at Brunel. For postgraduate students this takes place the Sports Centre between 23 and 26 September. Outside of this time registration happens at the Student Centre in the Bannerman Centre. This part of the process enables you to provide evidence of your qualifications and obtain your University ID card.

Stage 1

You will have received an email explaining how to complete the first part of your registration through Brunel's online student portal, eVision.

Login to eVision
Your initial login details for eVision are:
Username:	Student ID Number
Password:	Date of birth in six digit format (DDMMYY)

You will be asked to choose a new password the first time you log in to eVision. If you logged in to eVision previously, for example to track your application, then you will already have changed your password and should use that password. If you have forgotten your password contact the Student Centre who can reset it for you, or alternatively use the forgotten password option on screen.

My Checklist

Within eVision click on “my Checklist” and complete all sections of the task available to you. Note that the sections of the task are specific to you and may not include all of the following:

Provisional Registration Document

Once you have completed all elements of the Registration Checklist and have a green tick by each of the compulsory sections, your registration status will change to provisionally registered. At this point you will be able to print your "Provisional Registration Document" which you should bring with you when you come to Brunel to complete Part Two.

Brunel Network Account

Your Brunel network account and email address will be allocated to you once you complete the Checklist and are provisionally registered. Allow an hour after completing the task then log back into eVision and return to “my Checklist” – scroll down to the bottom of the page for details of your network account and email details. Note that the Brunel email account is the one we will use to correspond with you so you should check it regularly throughout your time at Brunel.

Stage 2

The second stage of the registration process is completed in person when you arrive at Brunel. Registration takes place in the Student Centre in the Bannerman Centre. This part of the process enables you to provide evidence of your qualifications and obtain your University ID card.