The words you need to talk about university life in Britain: campus, induction week, lecture, tutorial, personal tutor, undergraduate, scholarship, student loan and more. Built around a short guide to starting at a UK university, so most words appear in place. B1-B2, for the higher-education topic in speaking and writing.
UK universities organise an to give information to new students about studying at their new uni. As part of this week, they often organise trips to show students the whole of the , especially the where you , depending on the you are studying for. But they also show you all the other , such as the library (usually open 24 hours and with a full range of ), sports , cafes, shops, fresh food markets and maybe even clubs.
In , you usually meet your , who gives you academic and personal guidance. You also get your timetable with all the and you need to attend. You may meet some of your , too.
Everybody who starts at uni in the UK automatically becomes a member of that uni's , which helps to organise all sorts of societies, clubs and events. Part of is the freshers' fair, an event where new students can find out about all the activities that are organised.
The helps all students, both and . They can give you and advice about . Some people receive a to help pay for university. Most people receive to pay for their lessons and maybe for , too.