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  • Your academic year starts here with our step-by-step preparation guide.

    We will communicate with our applicants throughout the summer with updates on the upcoming term, but you can get a head start by reviewing your next steps, exploring the academic calendar, and getting to know the support services and student amenities available to you.

    Whether you're joining us from the UK or abroad, these resources will help you begin your studies ready to thrive.

Next steps

If you hold an unconditional offer and have accepted your place, you will receive further information about the registration process and Induction. You will receive your Induction timetable in late August, while your term timetable will be provided during Induction.

Receiving and responding to an offer

If your application is successful, you'll receive an offer letter via email. You should read this carefully as it contains important information on the next steps and related timeline.

To accept your offer, you will need to use links provided in the offer letter to:

  1. Access the online portal and follow the offer response process
  2. Pay a non-refundable deposit, quoting the student number indicated at the top of your offer letter.

You will need to complete both steps by the deadline(s) stated in the letter. Late acceptances will only be permitted if there is space available. If you need more time to make a decision, you should contact the admissions team for advice.

Once you have confirmed your place and paid your deposit, we'll contact you regularly by email with further information before you start your course.

Register as a student

Registration is the official process to enrol as a student on your chosen course, and consists of five stages (all of which must be completed).

  • Stage One: Online Registration
  • Stage Two: Upload your ID documents
  • Stage Three: Activate your IT account
  • Stage Four: Have your ID verified
  • Stage Five: Collect your student ID card (on-campus study only)

Please be aware that you will not be officially registered at the University until all stages are completed. For more details about the registration process, visit the Student Hub.

Start your course

Induction, also known as Freshers' or Welcome Week , takes place from 22 September 2025 to 26 September 2025. This is an excellent opportunity for you to get involved, make new friends, and start making the most of your university experience. It will also allow you to familiarise yourself with the course and meet the relevant academic staff.

Teaching normally commences in the week following Induction but there are many courses that have an earlier start and details on this will be provided to you. For more information, visit our academic year and term dates page.

  • Student Hub

    Our Student Hub offers a wealth of useful resources and is the go-to space for all current and new students. The ‘for new students’ section contains key information about Welcome Week and Induction, how to access support services and how to get involved and make the most of life at our University.

    Please note: These pages are currently being updated for the 2025/26 academic year and will be live in mid-August in advance of the start of the term.

  • Health and Wellbeing support

    We offer a range of services to meet diverse, individual needs and support you to manage your well-being and fulfil your potential whilst studying. These include: Student Health and Wellbeing Engagement Service, Student Disability and Neurodiversity Service, Student Mental Health Service and Student Counselling Service.

    To read further details about our four teams and how they can help you, please visit our dedicated webpage.

  • Students' Union

    Our Students’ Union has got you covered for a great time at our University – whether it's making your academic journey smoother, enhancing your social life, or finding opportunities to volunteer in the local area.

    Led by students, the Union organise everything from fun events to student debates, and offer support services like academic advice. As a student at City St George's you can get involved in a wide array of societies specific to either academia,  cultural,  faith,  political or special interests.

    Find out more about what the Students' Union can offer you.

  • Commuting to City St George's

    City St George's, University of London is located across three campuses in central London.

    Each campus offers a unique environment and a wide variety of academic programmes. Comprising six schools, this diversity allows you to choose from specialised courses and a wide range of subjects and career paths.

    Whether you're heading to our Clerkenwell, Moorgate or Tooting campus, find out how to get there with our travel guide.

  • International students

    When applying to study abroad you may have lots of questions. To make the process as easy as possible for you, we provide high quality, free, confidential immigration advice and guidance to prospective and current students.

    When applying for a Student visa, our team of trained advisers with many years of experience advising students on Student visa applications are here to support you.

Student Advisors

The Student Advice team are your first port of call to receive friendly, professional and efficient advice and guidance on anything related to your life as a student at our University.

This dedicated team provide general advice, produce documents, signpost to services across the University, and provide both practical and emotional support that will help you throughout your time at City St George's including any issues that may arise for you during the cost-of-living crisis.