Welcome from the Head of Department
On behalf of the Department of Physics I am delighted to welcome you as a new student. The department is a community of scholars working across all areas of Physics, and we are sure you will benefit from the breadth and vitality that is possible in a department of this size, with world-class teaching and in-depth specialist expertise available to you.
You can find out how to register on the University’s central welcome webpages. There is a lot of additional information on our website. Please do not worry if it seems a lot to take in. We will work hard during Welcome Week and in the first semester to make your transition to university study as smooth as possible.
We very much look forward to welcoming you to the department in September.
Prof Tim Veal
More support and information for starting your course
Physics Student Support Office
The Physics Student Support Office offers help and advice for all Physics students and can be found on the 2nd floor of the Physics Building (Oliver Lodge). There is a team of three staff dedicated to assist students with any questions.
email - physicstudentsupport@liverpool.ac.uk
Physics Student Handbooks
The Physics Student Handbooks are a useful source of information about the Physics Department, the facilities available, the teaching staff and information about your degree programme.
Your Academic Advisor
All students at the University of Liverpool will be assigned a named academic member of staff as their Academic Advisor. Their role is to develop a relationship with you; to provide information, advice and guidance on academic matters and to direct you to further sources of information on academic matters as well as the wide range of information, advice and guidance on non-academic matters available to students at Liverpool.
The University Welcome pages
The University of Liverpool welcome webpage provides useful and up-to-date information including all the contents of your Welcome Pack in electronic format.
Student Support Services
Your first few days at University can be quite confusing and it may take time for you to settle into your new surroundings and life as a student. It may also be your first time away from home.
At the Student Service Centre the specialist teams are available to help with any practical, emotional or general issues. They can also direct you to the most appropriate services across the University.
The Liverpool Guild of Students (Student Societies)
Liverpool Guild of Students (LGoS) is the Students' Union for the University of Liverpool.
Need more information?
If you would like any further information about the Department of Physics before you arrive in September, please contact our staff in the Student Support Office by email at:
physicstudentsupport@liv.ac.uk
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