Undergraduate induction timetable for law undergraduate students

Your induction is a programme of activities and events to introduce you to your school and course. It's important that you attend each induction activity to give you the best start to the year.

School of Law/LLB/BA Law

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Monday 25 September

Welcome activities taking place on Monday 25 September
TimeActivityDescriptionVenue

9−10am

Welcome to the School of Law (for surnames A-L)

Lecture

Our Co-Directors of undergraduate programmes welcome you to the school.

Law and Social Sciences building, B62, University Park Campus

10−11am

Welcome to the School of Law (for surname M-Z)

Lecture

Our Co-Directors of undergraduate programmes welcome you to the school.

Keighton Auditorium, B60, University Park Campus

10−11am

Welfare and Support (for surnames A-L)

Lecture

An introduction to the support and wellbeing services available at the university and of the personal tutor system in the school. 

Law and Social Sciences building, B62, University Park Campus

11am−12 noon

Welfare and Support (for surname M-Z)

Lecture

An introduction to the support and wellbeing services available at the university and of the personal tutor system in the school. 

Keighton Auditorium, B60, University Park Campus

12 noon−12.30pm

Peer Mentoring (for surnames A-L)

Lecture

An introduction to our peer mentoring scheme.

Keighton Auditorium, B60, University Park Campus

12.30−12.45pm

Welcome to your Students’ Union (for surnames A-L)

Interaction welcomed

A short presentation and Q&A with one of your Students' Union Officers about what the Students' Union offers and how you can get involved. Everything from being a Course Rep, being in a student society, representing the university in sport, where to get independent advice, creating change on your campus and much more.

Keighton Auditorium, B60, University Park Campus

12.45−1pm

Welcome to your Students' Union (for surname M-Z)

Interaction welcomed

A short presentation and Q&A with one of your Students' Union Officers about what the Students' Union offers and how you can get involved. Everything from being a Course Rep, being in a student society, representing the university in sport, where to get independent advice, creating change on your campus and much more.

Keighton Auditorium, B60, University Park Campus

1−1.30pm

Peer Mentoring (for surname M-Z)

Lecture

An introduction to our peer mentoring scheme.

Keighton Auditorium, B60, University Park Campus

2-4pm

Here For Your Group Meetings

A welcome meeting with your academic guide and other students in your group to discuss the start to your academic studies.

Rooms in the Law and Social Sciences Building:
LASS A25
LASS B1
LASS C102

Rooms in the Monica Partridge Building:
MP C12
MP C15
MP D02
MP D05
MP D06
MP D08

3−3.30pm

Introduction to Academic Language and Communication Skills (ALACS)

This session gives you an overview of a wide range of support offered to help you achieve your academic potential, including academic literacies, linguistic competence and communications skills whilst you are studying at the university.

Teams only

We encourage you to attend this session, but if you are unable a recording will be made available.

10am−4pm Students’ Union Welcome Fair Visit the Welcome Fair and find out more about all the societies and sports groups at the university. David Ross Sports Village, University Park Campus
4−9pm Welcome Village Designed to offer students a central location where they can drop in and get involved in a range of different activities that embrace the full breadth of the university student experience. Welcome Village, Trent East Car Park Marquee, University Park Campus

 

Tuesday 26 September

Welcome activities taking place on Tuesday 26 September
TimeActivityDescriptionVenue

9−10am

Exchange Students Introduction

Lecture

An introduction for exchange students studying at the university.

Law and Social Sciences building, A4, University Park Campus

9−10am

Introduction to the BA Law with the Co-Directors

Lecture

 

An introductory session for students interested in studying BA Law. (This session will not be relevant for students on the BA with Languages programmes).

Law and Social Sciences building, B1, University Park Campus

10−11am

Introduction to Law with Languages

Lecture

Interaction welcomed

An introductory session for students studying Law with Languages. This will include an overview of the degree structure and the opportunity to talk about your year abroad.

Law and Social Sciences building, B55, University Park Campus

11am−12 noon

An Introduction to the Legal Skills Team (for surnames A-L)

Lecture

Interaction welcomed

A welcome and introduction to some basics, such as the role of the Legal Skills Team, where to find the Skills Toolkit, and an introduction to the student development portfolio.

Law and Social Sciences building, B62, University Park Campus

11am−12 noon

Speaking and Listening in English (International students only)

(Academic Language and Communication Skills)

(You only need to attend this session once on either Tuesday or Thursday)

This session gives you an overview of what you might face during your stay in the UK in terms of interacting with people inside and outside the university.

Teams only

We encourage you to attend this session, but if you are unable a recording will be made available.

12 noon−1pm

An Introduction to the Legal Skills Team (for surnames M-Z)

Lecture

Interaction welcomed

A welcome and introduction to some basics, such as the role of the Legal Skills Team, where to find the Skills Toolkit, and an introduction to the student development portfolio.

Law and Social Sciences building, B62, University Park Campus

1−2pm

Let’s Be Clear on Consent (for surnames A-H)

Interaction welcomed

Developed in collaboration with current students, Consent Training will be offered to all first-year students at the beginning of the 2023 academic year. The workshop is an interactive face-to-face session to explore: why is consent important? what is it? what does it look like?  and how can we contribute to a positive and safe university community?

Please be aware that in the workshop we will be discussing sensitive issues relating to consent and sexual violence. This will connect to the lived experience of some students who are joining the university. Please feel supported to choose not to attend the workshop if this is not right/appropriate for you. Please be aware that you can access support if you are affected by these issues from your Support and Wellbeing Team or by contacting us via Report and Support. 

Law and Social Sciences building, B63, University Park Campus

10am−3pm Students’ Union Welcome Fair Visit the Welcome Fair and find out more about all the societies and sports groups at the university. David Ross Sports Village, University Park Campus

3−4pm

International Student Icebreaker Meet and Greet

Social event

We invite our international students to join us and meet fellow international students for some fun activities and the opportunity to make some new connections.

Law and Social Sciences building, Atrium, University Park Campus

4−4.30pm

Your Introduction to University of Nottingham Libraries

Join our friendly library staff for an online session that will explain how to get started with your libraries and how we can help you to achieve your study goals.

Teams only

The link will take you to a list of undergraduate library welcomes on Teams. Scroll through the list to find the session above.

Click the session, then click "join" at the scheduled start time.

Having problems accessing the session? Try this:

1. Click to join the Libraries Welcome Sessions Team

2. Select the channel for the type of welcome session you would like to join: Undergraduates or masters students

3. Find your specific faculty/school welcome session on the list, click the session title, then click "join" at the scheduled start time

4−9pm Welcome Village Designed to offer students a central location where they can drop in and get involved in a range of different activities that embrace the full breadth of the university student experience. Welcome Village, Trent East Car Park Marquee, University Park Campus

 

Wednesday 27 September

Welcome activities taking place on Wednesday 27 September
TimeActivityDescriptionVenue

9−10am

The Adventure of Self-Directed Study with the Legal Skills Team (for surnames A-L)

Lecture

Interaction welcomed

An introduction to self-directed study, time management, managing the learning process, expectations of students in their communication style, and managing personal and professional development.

Law and Social Sciences building, B62, University Park Campus

10−11am

The Adventure of Self-Directed Study with the Legal Skills Team (for surnames M-Z)

Lecture

Interaction welcomed

An introduction to self-directed study, time management, managing the learning process, expectations of students in their communication style, and managing personal and professional development.

Law and Social Sciences building, B62, University Park Campus

11am−12 noon

Let’s Be Clear on Consent (for surnames I-Q)

Interaction welcomed

Developed in collaboration with current students, Consent Training will be offered to all first-year students at the beginning of the 2023 academic year. The workshop is an interactive face-to-face session to explore: why is consent important? what is it? what does it look like?  and how can we contribute to a positive and safe university community?

Please be aware that in the workshop we will be discussing sensitive issues relating to consent and sexual violence. This will connect to the lived experience of some students who are joining the university. Please feel supported to choose not to attend the workshop if this is not right/appropriate for you. Please be aware that you can access support if you are affected by these issues from your Support and Wellbeing Team or by contacting us via Report and Support. 

Law and Social Sciences building, B62, University Park Campus

1−2pm

Academic Language and Communication Skills (ALACS)

This session aims to introduce the main modes of academic communication used at the university, Moodle and e-mail, and how to make the best and most appropriate use of them.

Teams only

We encourage you to attend this session, but if you are unable a recording will be made available.

3−4pm

British and Academic Culture (International students only) (Academic Language and Communication Skills)

This session gives you an overview of some interesting aspects of British culture and some insights into what academic culture in the UK expects from students.

Teams only

We encourage you to attend this session, but if you are unable a recording will be made available.

10am−4pm Students’ Union Discover Nottingham Find out what Nottingham has to offer. There will be information from local and national businesses, including on NCT bus passes. Welcome Village, Trent East Car Park Marquee, University Park Campus
4−9pm Welcome Village Designed to offer students a central location where they can drop in and get involved in a range of different activities that embrace the full breadth of the university student experience. Welcome Village, Trent East Car Park Marquee, University Park Campus

 

Thursday 28 September

Welcome activities taking place on Thursday 28 September
TimeActivityDescriptionVenue

9−10am

 

Getting the Most out of Lectures and Tutorials with the Legal Skills Team (for surnames A-L)

Lecture

Interaction welcomed

An introduction to lectures and tutorials. Guidance about what to expect, and how to maximise the learning experience.

Law and Social Sciences building, B62, University Park Campus

10−11am

Getting the Most out of Lectures and Tutorials with the Legal Skills Team (for surnames M-Z)

Lecture

Interaction welcomed

An introduction to lectures and tutorials. Guidance about what to expect, and how to maximise the learning experience.

Law and Social Sciences building, B62, University Park Campus

11am−12 noon

Speaking and Listening in English (International students only)

(Academic Language and Communication Skills)

(You only need to attend this session once on either Tuesday or Thursday)

This session gives you an overview of what you might face during your stay in the UK in terms of interacting with people inside and outside the university.

Teams only

We encourage you to attend this session, but if you are unable a recording will be made available.

11am−12 noon

Let’s Be Clear on Consent (for surnames R-Z)

Interaction welcomed

Developed in collaboration with current students, Consent Training will be offered to all first-year students at the beginning of the 2023 academic year. The workshop is an interactive face-to-face session to explore: why is consent important? what is it? what does it look like? and how can we contribute to a positive and safe university community?

Please be aware that in the workshop we will be discussing sensitive issues relating to consent and sexual violence. This will connect to the lived experience of some students who are joining the university. Please feel supported to choose not to attend the workshop if this is not right/appropriate for you. Please be aware that you can access support if you are affected by these issues from your Support and Wellbeing Team or by contacting us via Report and Support. 

Law and Social Sciences building, B63, University Park Campus

1−2pm

Reading and Writing in English (International students only) (Academic Language and Communication Skills)

This session gives you an overview of what might be expected of you during your study in terms of reading sources and writing assignments.

Teams only

We encourage you to attend this session, but if you are unable a recording will be made available.

2−4pm

Law Society Second-Hand Book Sale and School of Law Drop-In Help Session

Interaction welcomed

The Law Society will be selling second-hand books and the school team will be on hand to answer any questions you may have.

Law and Social Sciences, Atrium, University Park Campus

4−5pm

Your IT Essentials (IT induction)

Discover all about the IT services available to assist you with your studies, getting connected, accessing software and apps and staying safe online. You can ask any follow-on questions at our Smart Bar service on-campus and online – check the help and support page for more information.

Teams only

 

10am−4pm Students’ Union Discover Nottingham Find out what Nottingham has to offer. There will be information from local and national businesses, including on NCT bus passes. Welcome Village, Trent East Car Park Marquee, University Park Campus
4−9pm Welcome Village Designed to offer students a central location where they can drop in and get involved in a range of different activities that embrace the full breadth of the university student experience. Welcome Village, Trent East Car Park Marquee, University Park Campus

 

Friday 29 September

Welcome activities taking place on Friday 29 September
TimeActivityDescriptionVenue

9−10am

Overview of the Legal System with Professor Howard Bennett (for surnames A-L)

Lecture

Some basic material that you need to know immediately, at the very beginning of your law studies.

Physics, B1, University Park Campus

10−11am

Overview of the Legal System with Professor Howard Bennett (for surnames M-Z)

Lecture

Some basic material that you need to know immediately, at the very beginning of your law studies.

Keighton Auditorium, B60, University Park Campus

10−11am

Who are the Lawyers, with the Legal Skills Team (for surnames A-L)

Lecture

Interaction welcomed

An induction week roundup, looking at legal identity and with some prize-giving and fun.

Physics, B1, University Park Campus

11am−12 noon

Who are the Lawyers, with the Legal Skills Team (for surnames M-Z)

Lecture

Interaction welcomed

An induction week roundup, looking at legal identity and with some prize-giving and fun.

Keighton Auditorium, B60, University Park Campus

 

1-3pm

Here For Your Group Meetings

A welcome meeting with your academic guide and other students in your group to discuss the start to your academic studies.

Rooms in the Law and Social Sciences Building:
LASS B1
LASS A2
LASS A3
LASS A4
LASS A100
LASS B55
LASS C102
LASS A103
LASS A29

2−3pm

Academic Essentials (Academic Language and Communication Skills)

This session aims to help you understand the academic conventions you are expected to follow by the university, including academic integrity, criticality and formality.

Teams only

We encourage you to attend this session, but if you are unable a recording will be made available.

10am−4pm Students’ Union Independent Fair   Welcome Village, Trent East Car Park Marquee, University Park Campus

3−5pm

School of Law Big Welcome Event

Social event

Come join the School of Law for a chance to unwind and enjoy an informal afternoon, meeting staff and your fellow course mates with free pizza and drinks (vegan and gluten free options available).

Monica Partridge, Atrium, University Park Campus

 

Saturday 30 September

Welcome activities taking place on Saturday 30 September
TimeActivityDescriptionVenue
  Welcome Village Designed to offer students a central location where they can drop in and get involved in a range of different activities that embrace the full breadth of the university student experience. Welcome Village, Trent East Car Park Marquee, University Park Campus

 

Sunday 1 October

Welcome activities taking place on Sunday 1 October
TimeActivityDescriptionVenue
  Welcome Village Designed to offer students a central location where they can drop in and get involved in a range of different activities that embrace the full breadth of the university student experience. Welcome Village, Trent East Car Park Marquee, University Park Campus

 

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