Undergraduate Politics and International Relations - Welcome and Induction

9:30-10:30am  Social Policy Joint-Honours Welcome Session (Room 039, Ground Floor, Keir Hardie Building Annexe) **Compulsory for Politics and Social Policy students only)**

Meet other students on Social Policy joint-honours programmes and Social Policy academic staff.

10:30am-12:00pm  Programme Welcome Session (James Callaghan Lecture Theatre, Basement Level, James Callaghan Building) **Compulsory**

Meet your Programme Director, who will introduce your programme of study, provide key academic information and direct you to course resources

2:00-4:00pm Programme Induction Session (Lecture Room A, Third Floor, Fulton House) **Compulsory**

In this session you will find out more information about your course and how you’ll study. You’ll start to get to know your coursemates and get settled into your learning community. 

**Please bring a laptop (or a phone if you do not have a laptop) and a pen and paper for this session**

5:00-7:00pm Meet Your Coursemates Social (JC's, Second Floor, Fulton House)

Get to know your new coursemates and lecturers in your Student's Union space, JC's!

12:00-4:00pm  Personal Tutor Meetings (Various locations in the James Callaghan Building) **Compulsory**

During this session, you will meet your Personal Tutor group for the first time! Your Personal Tutor will be in contact via email to let you know the specific time and location for your meeting.

Your Personal Tutor will be in touch arrange regular meetings throughout the year, and will be able to support you with a range of queries including; signposting to pastoral support, academic guidance, employability and more. You can find out who your tutor is and their contact details by logging into your individual Intranet page, under Course Details > Course Contacts.

10:00-11:00am  Joint Honours Information Session (Room 130, First Floor, Keir Hardie Building) **For International Relations and American Studies/History students only**

A chance for you as International Relations and American Studies/History students to meet staff from your other subject and ask any subject-specific questions you might have. This session is only for the below programmes:

• International Relations and American Studies, BA (Hons)
• International Relations and History, BA (Hons)