Getting started with your studies
Your first weeks are all about finding your rhythm and getting to know the tools that will help you succeed. From checking your timetable to exploring the Library, these resources can help you feel more prepared and confident.
Your timetable
Available from Tuesday 15 September
Engaging with your studies
How to log your attendance
Contact your Faculty
Find your Helpdesk and their contact details
Access Moodle
Discover the Library
Academic Skills support
Building your routine and connections
Curious about student life? Check out our Day in the Life videos to see what it is really like to be a Egham-based, Commuter, International or Postgraduate London student at Royal Holloway:
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London campus student
University is more than lectures and assignments – it can also be an opportunity to explore new experiences and meet new people.
Peer Support
Your Peer Mentor is a friendly, experienced student who can offer tips, reassurance and insider knowledge as you settle into university life.
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Student communities
The Students' Union has something for everyone, whether it's exploring something you love, trying something new, or finding like-minded people to hang out with.
Active lifestyle and Sport
Royal Holloway Sport has lots of oppertunities to get involved regardless of ability. From one-off events and regular drop-in sports sessions to gym memberships and group exercise classes.
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Part-time jobs and volunteering
If you decide you'd like to start exploring opportunities beyond the classroom. Whether you want to build your skills, meet new people, or make a difference, our Careers and Volunteering teams can help you find part-time work, internships, and volunteer roles that fit around your studies.
The Careers Service
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Royal Holloway Volunteering
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Student support services
We have a range of ways to support you at Royal Holloway.

Your personal tutor will provide:
- Regular advice.
- Guidance and help with your studies.
- Refer you to professional service teams for specific issues.
We provide several Peer Guidance schemes where you can have more informal conversations with fellow students.
You can access our support teams, who provide specialist help across these four main areas:
If you need help, you can: