Week is generally a welcome week, which is a good opportunity to get familiar with the environment, make new friends and socialize with teachers and classmates. Most colleges and universities have offices for international students, so there are problems in life, study and even finding a job in the future. We should contact and communicate with the teachers or staff of the international student office as soon as possible so as to make preparations as soon as possible.

2. Attend the orientation meeting of departments or classes.

In addition to the school reception, some departments or classes also hold their own reception. Compared with the former, this orientation meeting is more closely related to the major you are about to study. Before attending the orientation meeting, you should know and prepare your major in advance so as to have a "technical" exchange with teachers and students and leave a good impression. At this orientation meeting, you can also ask questions about courses, libraries, reference books, extracurricular learning resources, learning methods and so on, so as to make a study plan in advance.

3. Course Selection and Registration-Undergraduate/Course-oriented Master Students

Before choosing a course, you should first confirm with your department which courses are compulsory (core) and which are optional, which can be included in your professional credits. Of course, many universities in Britain offer online courses. Please check the official website of your university to confirm.

4. Attend information meetings for research-oriented students or meet with tutors-research-oriented master/doctor students.

Choosing the right tutor and the right research direction is a key step. You can know the research field that the tutor is good at through the official introduction, papers, works and word-of-mouth in the industry.

Of course, each tutor has its own characteristics, and you need to know the personality, habits and styles of the students. If you have brothers and sisters who have dealt with your mentor, it will help you get in touch with your mentor by communicating with them and getting some suggestions or advice.

5. Check academic qualifications and qualifications

Please bring all previous academic certificates, transcripts and other originals. If the original is in Chinese, you also need to bring an English translator.

Generally speaking, if your grades have been sent directly to the university through UCAS, or your undergraduate course and your current master's degree are in the same university, you may not need to bring relevant academic qualifications or grade documents.

However, the specific regulations of different universities may be different. Please confirm with the university whether you need to bring relevant documents.

6. Check identity and visa, and scan passports and other identity documents (passport scanning).

Please be sure to bring your passport or other identification documents. If your visa is on another biological card, you should also take it with you.

7. Complete registration

Including personal information registration confirmation, tuition payment, physical examination, and obtaining a student card.

Please bring the original and translation of the required materials when you register, so as not to complete the registration because of incomplete materials.

8. Complete the registration of university medical services.

When you sign up, you usually have a physical examination. During the physical examination, the school will send you the registration details of GP (short for GeneralPractitioners). If you don't live in a dormitory and are not under the jurisdiction of our general practitioners, you need to register at the community hospital where you live.

Note: In Britain, some universities have now completed some registration links online. Please further confirm the specific registration procedures and details with your own universities and departments. /zd/lx