School of Arts Brunel University of London

The Student Centre provides a range of administrative services and support to all students; from registration and re-enrolement, through course duration to graduation and former students. It provides:

• Student Records and general administration

• Finance enquiries

• The University Hardship Fund and emergency loan information, and the Money Doctors advisers.

• Accommodation enquiries

• Help with Student Annual Vehicle Permits to park on campus

• Student ID cards

• Help with accessing eVision, Blackboard and U-Link, including logging in, password resets and task activity support for eVision

• Student letters and visa extensions

• Help with visa extensions and Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) numbers for international students.

• Living on campus - Brunel’s halls of residence have been transformed in recent years as part of a £300 million investment in campus buildings and infrastructure, including the refurbishment of existing halls of residence and the construction of modern accommodation.

• Living off-campus - You may choose not to live in halls of residence at all, or to live off campus after your first year. Brunel’s dedicated off-campus office - Brunel Student Homes maintains a large database of available rooms, houses and flats, and can help you find off campus accommodation. Local private housing is very reasonably priced and is generally much cheaper than Central London.

The Library is at the heart of the campus and offers a wealth of resources and services to support you in your study at Brunel. In addition to our recently refurbished building which houses study space and print resources, we also offer an extensive e-Library which provides electronic access to a huge range of online material, including journal articles and e-books.

Facilities Included:

• Filestore, where you may keep your work securely;

• A Brunel email account;

• Brunel's virtual learning environment;

• Access to the University network from your own devices, including through campus-wide Wi-Fi;

• Brunel intranet, which contains course information, support and news.

• The University Medical Centre provides general medical services for students, staff and non students living within the catchment area.

• The Disability and Dyslexia Service at Brunel aims to offer expert advice and support to all disabled students so that they can fulfil their potential to become confident, talented and versatile graduates.