On this page you will find:
Your course induction in four steps
It is important to attend your course induction because it will help you to understand how you are expected to study, summarise the highlights of your subject, and give you the opportunity to make friends on your course.
Your induction timetable tells you what to expect and where to be in your first week of your course.
It's crucial that you attend all your course induction activities, so make sure you search for your course induction page to find your start date and induction timetable and make arrangements to arrive in good time for this.
You can get to know your way around campus on our information pages.
Most course induction pages will also have a pre-arrival task alongside your induction timetable. This is designed to get you thinking about your subject. The task is an important part of your induction, so complete it before you arrive.
Search for your course induction page for more information.
Once you have completed your enrolment, your full timetable will tell you where to be and when for the whole academic year, with precise timings and rooms. You can view your timetable from 12 pm on Monday 8 September through NOW (the NTU Learning Portal).
Please note: timetables are live documents and may be subject to change, so check back regularly for the most up-to-date information.
Our online induction is designed to get you started before you arrive and to help you to feel confident and reassured as you get ready to join us. It will give you some of the more general knowledge that you need to settle into your studies comfortably, and on how and where to seek support any time you might need it.
To access it, you'll need to download the MyNTU app. You'll then find the induction in NOW, where you can complete it at your own pace.
Timetables and term dates
If you’re new to NTU it’s important you attend your course induction. Check your course start date on your course induction for more information.
Whether you’re a new or returning student, visit StudentHub – your online resource for accessing support and guidance – to find out:
Student mentors
Each first-year student at NTU is assigned a Student Mentor. You'll meet your Student Mentor as part of your course induction.
They play an important role in helping you settle into life at NTU. They are typically second year, final-year, or postgraduate students who have studied the same course as you.