Student Links
The following resources provide useful information for all University of Sheffield undergraduates, and may be useful to you during your time studying for the BMedSci.
Student FAQs at SSiDA comprehensive set of frequently asked questions, relating to a wide range of student issues, including accommodation, exams, financial matters and welfare. Alternatively, you can search SSiD's pages by subject through their A-Z listing: |
Accommodation & Campus ServicesAccommodation options available to you whilst studying at the University of Sheffield. |
University RecordCheck your own record and make sure you are registered for the correct modules and that your addresses are correct. The University needs to be informed of where you want your mail directing. This is your responsibility. This can be done over the web or at SSiD. You will need a computer network username and password which are available once you register as a student. |
RegistrationInformation for new and continuing students about registering for the following Academic year. |
Students' CharterThis Charter is a partnership document between the University of Sheffield and its students, setting out individual rights and responsibilities to help students and staff work together in a spirit of co-operation. The Charter explains what is required of students, their legal responsibilities and how they might benefit most from their academic studies at Sheffield. |
Examination Timetable Information |
CiCS User Starter GuideBasic starter information about the University's computer network. The rest of the Corporate Information and Computer Services website may also be of use. |
Sports & ActivitiesFrom the Univerity of Sheffield Union of Students. |
CareersThe University Careers service provides an integrated guidance, information, vacancy and work experience service for undergraduate and postgraduate students and recent graduates of the University. |
Skills for Work CertificateThe Skills for Work Certificate will run during the summer for current students and is designed to help them develop their 'employability' skills |