Week issue
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•Looking after yourself round campus
It's so important to look after yourself on campus especially now the weather is getting colder and the night's are becoming darker. Here are our top tips on staying safe, from keeping an eye on your personal belongings in the library to making the most of our bike security initiatives.
•Christmas has come early for this December's DigiLab event!
Curiscope, makers of one of the most popular virtual reality experiences on the web will be here along with The FTR who will be bringing down all kinds of amazing tech from sensory gloves that work with VR to a device that converts your voice into instrumentation. Sounds cool, right?
Your student life
•Top tips for finding accommodation
It may feel like you have just arrived but people are already talking about accommodation for next year. Some of your friends may have already started to view houses. Don’t worry! You don’t have to sign anything now or even start looking but it’s never too early to think about your options.
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•Get paid for your feedback
Did you take part in the Sustainability Challenge? We’re looking for students to take part in a short focus group to help us improve the challenge for next year.
•JustFest Film Competition 2017
The 2nd Annual JustFest Film Competition launches on 1st December 2016. The competition is an exciting opportunity to develop a short video (30 to 90 seconds) on an issue of social justice that matters to you and raise awareness of social justice to other students.
Your studies
•Get your revision off to a flying start at the Library
From today, our Library Student Team will be on hand to give you all the support you need to get your revision on track. Head to the Main Library, where we will be dividing the revision process into manageable chunks, highlighting workshops and resources that could help you along the way.
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•Tell us your thoughts and win a £50 Amazon voucher
Were you happy with the information we sent you before you started your course? Did you feel prepared for Welcome Week and ready to start your studies? How could we make it easier?