If you are new to the university this semester, we’re thrilled that you are joining our learning community. And if you are a returning student, welcome back!
We have been busy making sure you will have the best learning experience, whatever you are studying and wherever you are.
Along with the pages on our website, which you can access before your enrol, we’ve put together lots of guides to help you get ready for your studies. After enrolment, you can use your ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ login to access the guides on Moodle:
Getting Started
All students are required to enrol/register at the start of each stage of their course.
ID cards for Students, Staff and community members can be used for more than just identification, find out more.
Information for International offer holders about when to arrive, visas, orientation, induction and more.
Setting Up for Learning
The Academic Regulations apply to all educational provision offered by the University bearing credit.
The IT Service Desk offers support for all your university needs. We support students staff and visitors with everything such as IT accounts, how to connect to the wireless service, accessing and configuring email, print, copy and scan, and the location of IT labs across our campus - and lots more.
Moodle is ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½â€™s virtual learning environment (VLE). It is an essential resource that you can access from any internet enabled device, such as a laptop or mobile device, both on and off campus.
The MYÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ mobile app provides an easy-to-use, personalised single access point to student systems and your information.
The Study Skills team offer advice on a range of study skills, supporting you in meeting your academic potential, and in becoming a confident, independent learner.
To access your individual timetable, choose one of these easy ways to help keep you on track and in the right place at the right time.
Library Guides
Campus - Travel, Transport & Food
The ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ campus and business locations are easily accessible by foot, bike, bus, train and car.
There are food outlets in all of the main buildings on the Garthdee Campus, each offering something slightly different.
Our campus has has great transport links from the city or further afield. Find out how to get here and how to park on campus if travelling by car.
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Getting Help
Ask ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ is your platform to ask questions, book appointments and obtain help during your ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ journey, connecting students with the University’s support services.Â
From travel to tuition fees, accommodation to application forms and finance to free time, the Student Life Hub (formerly called the Student Help Point) can help whether you are on campus or online.
As an International Student at ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ there is a range of immigration information, advice and guidance that the Student Immigration Team can offer you.
Student Life and Wellbeing
Leaving home for the first time can be one of the most exciting things about going to university. It’s an opportunity to live independently, meet new people and make new friends – and because Aberdeen really is a truly student-focused city, you’ll meet people from all over the world.
Aberdeen is top 4 in the UK for affordability thanks to our lower living costs (QS Best Student Cities 2025).
Our sparkling city of Aberdeen, in the North East of Scotland, has been named one of the 'Best Places To Go' in the UK in 2025 by Condé Nast Traveller Magazine.
It is important to register with a doctor (GP) as soon as you arrive in Aberdeen.
Going to university isn’t just about getting a degree, there is an entire lifestyle that comes with being a student. Studying is a big part of the experience, but there are also many opportunities available which will allow you to try new things, meet new people, and make the most of your free time.