Your next steps
Check out our guide to the top 10 things you need to know before you arrive on campus.
Now you have accepted your offer to study here at DMU, it is time to register. Registration opens on a staggered basis from Thursday 22 August. You will receive more information about completing the online pre-registration which then allows us to prepare your timetable and send out your pre-induction which contains useful information for you to know before you arrive on campus.
If you will be living in accommodation provided by DMU, please confirm your arrival date and time in advance with your booked hall of residence.聽
If you have booked private accommodation, you will need to check your contract start date and contact your provider directly for moving in arrangements.
Don鈥檛 forget to follow us on social media to keep up to date with university news and events: @dmuleicester across all channels. You can also join our before you arrive to connect with other new students.
Your student card will be produced after you have completed pre-registration online. If you are a UK fee paying student, or a DMUIC progressing student, your ID card will be issued around the first week of your studies. If you are an international fee-paying student, you will receive your ID card at your face-to-face registration appointment.
UK students before you arrive at DMU it鈥檚 important that you鈥痬ake sure all your information is correct and up to date with . You do not need to manually make any payments yourself. You can find out more in this .
International students, you will need to make arrangements to pay the rest of your tuition, you can find detailed information on鈥�paying your fees鈥痮n our international pages.
The My DMU app is a personalised portal and mobile app designed to support you while you study. The portal gives you access to up-to-the minute university information and access to a range of key services including LearningZone, Library, and Timetable information. We recommend all students to download the My DMU app as soon as possible.
The Welcome Festival takes place from Saturday 21 to Sunday 6 October. Here, you can find out more about the activities to get involved in alongside your degree and much more.
Campus will come alive with a festival atmosphere, with staff from DMU and De Montfort Students鈥� Union (DSU) on-hand to answer your questions about starting your journey at university. You can find out about the support services available to you or discuss employability opportunities. You'll also get a chance to join in with vibrant street entertainers, circus workshops and demonstrations, and don鈥檛 forget to collect your DMU freebies!
It is important to register with a GP whilst you are at DMU and you can find a list of near your accommodation and De Montfort Surgery is located on the DMU campus on Mill Lane. Before you arrive check you're up to date with all your鈥痸accinations鈥痵uch as 补苍诲鈥� which is recommended for all new students under the age of 25.
After your registration is complete, we will be able to release your course timetable. This usually happens shortly before your first week of lectures. The timetable can be found on My DMU and you will receive an email with full details closer to the time.