Your first week survival kit
We know that your first few days on campus will be both fun but also full on! So we've pulled together a quick list of useful information, places to go and contacts - save this page and refer to it throughout Welcome Week!
You may find it useful to share this guide with your parents, guardians, or anyone else who is helping you move in - let them help you get organised and settled in!
Moving In Weekend
The information below will help you through the big Moving In Weekend - Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 September
How to connect to the internet
How to get supplies - food, drink, homeware and medical
Useful maps to help you get around
Our top tip for getting around is to use Google Maps - our campuses are very well mapped on there, and you can type in building names and be given a walking, driving or bus route straight there.
But, we also have a Stag Hill and Manor Park campus PDF map that you can download if you prefer.
Key contacts for support throughout the week
If you need us, we are here for you. We will be supporting hundreds of students throughout the week with many different queries, so please come and find us.
- Life at Surrey talk - attend one of the Life at Surrey talks on Tuesday or Thursday to meet our support teams. Find more info on your Welcome Week timetable.
- MySurrey Hive - for any general queries about student life or your course. Come and see us, give us a call, or use the chat function on the bottom right of this page.
- Campus Safety - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including emergencies and non-emergencies.
- IT Services - lots of advice and guidance available online, and a live chat service for quick queries.
- Maintenance - let us know if you have any issues within your room.
- Centre for Wellbeing - here if you would like to talk through a personal, emotional or psychological issue.
- Religious Life and Belief Centre - our dedicated team of 25 chaplains and religious life and belief advisers offer pastoral care, faith and belief support, and a wide range of community activities
If you are in immediate need of support, we have a range of services available both on campus and locally, all round the clock.