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Studying in a different country can be a a rewarding and exciting experience, but it isn't without its hurdles. We hope that you'll be able to find any information or help you may require here. If you're on or around campus during the Easter vacation, our Easter booklet 2014 (PDF
, 1,526kb) contains essential information.
The Immigration Advice Service is here to answer any questions you may have about the immigration process. We offer appointments during term-time.
Information on how to make your journey to both a UK port of entry and your subsequent travel to the University campus as easy as possible, whether by car, boat, train or plane.
All new international students are expected to attend a programme of lectures and talks designed to introduce you to York. Also includes information on our free airport collection service.
A helpful list of things to do before you set off so as to make your journey to York as easy as possible, and help you get settled when you arrive.
For more specialised support on issues which may arise during your stay in York, as well as general information about living in the UK.
Your academic responsibilities are as important as your social ones. Here you will find helpful information and support for your studies.
Develop your skills to support your studies using online resources and tutorials, workshops, courses and one-to-one support opportunities.
The University is commited to equal access for all, and more information on available disability support can be found here.
We hope that during your time at York you will have developed some valuable skills that can be carried forward in your career either in your home country, here in the UK or elsewhere in the world. We also hope that your relationship with the University does not end once you graduate.
, 1,526kb)International Welcome Leaflet 2013 (PDF , 1,226kb), 1,226kb)
Who to contact
- International Student Support
Student Support Hub, Market Square
Tel: +44 (0)1904 324144
international-support@york.ac.uk- Office hours: Term time- 9am - 5pm, Monday to Friday
- Out of term time: 10am-4pm, Monday to Friday
Last updated on 13 March 2014
