New Part-time Students

When you join us you will be part of a community that will be part of your life while you are here and will be part of you for the rest of your life. Remember this is your course which will help you develop and expand your skills so that you will leave us at the end of your study prepared for your future in the world.

This faculty embraces all aspects of computing, engineering and technology and many of the courses here interlink - we hope that you will be able to exploit this synergy through your studies. Everything you are likely to do or use here and outside will be underpinned by computing, engineering and technology and we hope you will learn to create and develop your part of the world's infrastructure here.

This site is to help you prepare for the coming academic year.  You should look at the subject specific information for your award which can be found from the linked list below.  This includes any pre-arrival preparation, your award handbook and award support information. Keep checking as this site will be updated regularly to help us keep in touch with you!

This section is for students starting an undergraduate degree in computing, engineering or technology as a part-time student.

• Make sure you know when and where to come on your first day
• Access and print your Award handbook
• Access the University Student Handbook

Make sure you visit our new student website which contains additional information about what to expect, see and do when you arrive or start your course with Staffordshire University.  There is also important information about the various support services we offer and a frequently asked questions section. 

Don't forget we're here to help and looking forward to welcoming you to Staffordshire in January.  Your induction will be in January - the date and time will vary for each award.

 Some areas awaiting page data

• MSc Computing for Business, Computing Solutions for Business Computing (Stoke) 
• Automotive Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Electronic Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Mechatronics
• Network Engineering

University Student Handbook

The interactive University University Student Handbook contains University-wide specific information and can be used to answer many of the questions you may have during your time here. It also tells you where you can get more information and further guidance and support

Where am I?  Maps and plans of the faculty

Learn a little bit more about resources in the faculty. 

All your timetables are available online and there is advice for new users if you are unsure of the system.

Support for disabled students

Student Charter (PDF, file size: 228.94KB)

Student Behaviour Policy (PDF, file size: 159.32KB)