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Student Centre

We can help with general advice, enrolments, fees, assessments, housing and finance advice.

Closed, reopens Monday at 9am.

Out of hours support

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Services

New Students: Welcome

Everything you need to know for starting your studies at Goldsmiths.

Careers

Help to gain new skills, new experiences, and get expert advice.

Accommodation

For students living in Goldsmiths accommodation and who to contact if you are a partner hall.

Immigration Advisory Service

Apply for a visa to work or study with Goldsmiths and all visa-related enquiries.

Academic Departments

How to contact your department office and tutors.

Graduate School

Home to postgraduate researchers and the hub for events and activities.

Goldsmiths Students' Union

Providing activities, events, societies and sports, as well as support and advice through tougher times.

Who to contact

Directory of the different Goldsmiths services, including who you can report problems to.

Money and finance

Managing your money

Guidance on managing your finances, including using our online money manager Blackbullion.

Tuition fees and funding guidance

Information on tuition fees at Goldsmiths, including how to pay and what happens if you leave.

Support funds

Loans and discretionary funds offered by Goldsmiths.

Travel discount cards

Getting the Transport for London 18+ Student Oyster and the 16-25 Railcard.

Student bank accounts

How to open a student bank account and get evidence of your student status.

Rent Guarantor Service

Help if you need a UK-based guarantor to rent accommodation.

Processes

Academic Manual

The regulations for students, what you can expect of us, and what we can expect of you.

Records and Enrolments

Access your record to make changes and how to enrol each year.

Letters to prove you are a student

Prove your student status to banks, council tax, graduation and for a Schengen visa.

Taking an absence, changing, withdrawing

Help with your decision and how to go about it.

Extenuating circumstances

If a serious event in your life has affected your work, it could be taken into account in your assessments.

Research degree administration

Registering, changing, exams and extending your study of your MPhil or PhD.

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Opportunities

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