Direct debit mandate deadline
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Reminder: Understanding consent training
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Student Loans Company fraud advice
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The Student Loans Company (SLC) is warning new and returning students to be vigilant of scams. Remember - the SLC will never ask students to provide their personal or financial information via email or text message. Wednesday is the first day of Cybersecurity Awareness Month. It’s never been more important to learn how to keep your personal information secure.
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Just flu - or something more?
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Water supply works on University Road - plan your travel
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From tomorrow until Thursday (30 September to 2 October), Yorkshire Water are carrying out works that may cause disruption around University Road at the top of Vanbrugh Way.
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1. IMPORTANT: Exceptional circumstances affecting assessment update
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Sometimes, things happen that affect your performance in an assessment or prevent you from taking it entirely. If your issues are unforeseen, you may be able to apply for exceptional circumstances affecting assessment.
The way you apply for these assessment adjustments is changing. From Monday 6 October, you will see a new button in e:Vision where you can apply for exceptional circumstances affecting assessment including self-certification. If you have a Student Support Plan, you will also see a new button in e:Vision where you can ask for an individual adjustment, such as an extension or deferral, to be applied to an assessment. If you access the old platform from 6 October, you will be redirected to e:Vision.
The new e:Vision task brings together some of the tasks that were previously separate and presents information to you that we already hold, rather than asking for it again. If you have any feedback on the new task, please complete this exceptional circumstances feedback form.
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2. Get involved in student life
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Your time at university is a chance to do more of what you already love - and discover new passions. Learn more of the basics about student life in York and explore opportunities to get involved and expand your experiences, both here on campus and in the city of York.
Could you help represent student voices and create change? Academic reps shape the experience of students across the University - all while gaining valuable skills for their CV. See if your department is recruiting academic reps or find contact details if you have feedback for your rep.
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3. Managing your money: help and advice
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We know money can be tight as a student. From free laptop loans to how to make a cheap cuppa on campus, see information about how we can help - as well as the support that’s available if you do find yourself struggling with unexpected costs. Would more tailored advice help? Our friendly student money adviser, Lucy, is holding money advice drop-in sessions this semester. Whether you have a quick question about your finances, a worry about rent, or just want to find out how to enjoy uni life on a budget, she’s here to help. No appointment necessary - just pop in to the Student Hub 11am-12pm on Tuesdays.
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4. Prepare for careers fairs
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A new month brings new opportunities! Whether you’re keen to meet a specific employer or just curious about where in the world your degree could take you, join the careers team for their two dedicated careers fairs here for you on campus in October:
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5. Marking Black History Month 2025
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Throughout October, we're marking Black History Month which this year has the theme 'Standing Firm in Power and Pride'. Learn about our actions, about local and national groups and networks, and about the events on offer on campus and across the region.
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Offers, competitions and opportunities
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Log on to Handshake, our careers platform, for jobs and opportunities:
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Find out more student news
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See all updates for students on our website:
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Things to know this week is produced and distributed by the University's Internal Communications Team. Please email any feedback to student-communications@york.ac.uk.
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