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If any late changes are made to your timetable, the event colour will change to blue and will be appended with the words 'Updated:' or 'Cancelled:' The first step in joining us at Reading is to accept your offer via our online application service (RISIS). We recommend you accept your offer as soon as possible if you plan to study with us as your place is not guaranteed until you have accepted your offer. You will only be able apply for accommodation once you have accepted your offer.If you are an international student, your Confirmation of Acceptance of Studies (CAS) can only be issued once you have accepted your offer and paid your deposit, and you hold an unconditional offer. You can apply for master’s programmes directly through our online application system, RISIS. For our PGCE/Teacher Training programmes, applications must be made via the Department of Education's Find Postgraduate Teacher Training portal. Once you have submitted your application, you will receive an automatic confirmation. If you have received an unconditional offer of study, we do not require further supporting evidence. For your next steps, please see ‘Funding your postgraduate study’. Me@Reading Applicant allows applicants to access personalised information on their application and hear about news from their department or the wider University. It can be a great way to highlight relevant scholarships, field trips, placements and more to prospective students – simply submit your article through our online form (University log-in required).

Many of our international students choose to use one of our in-country representatives to assist them with the visa application process. Please be aware that some representatives may charge students a counselling fee. We would advise you to clarify all charges and service expectations in advance. 5. Apply for accommodation The app has been designed specifically for you and brings together essential information, helping you to stay organised, informed and connected during your study years.More of an IG devotee? Stay up to date before you even arrive with our suite of student life channels.Find out more.

If your English ability is not at the required standard, you can choose to apply for one of our Pre-sessional English programmes. The programmes will equip you with the study skills and preparation needed for academic study in English. The length of your Pre-sessional English programme is determined by your current level of English against the English language requirements of your chosen master’s programme. 2. Application and funding deadlines statement of purpose. Your personal statement should outline your academic performance, interest in applying to master’s study, any relevant work experience and skills gained,an English language certificate (for example IELTS or TOEFL), if English is not your first language (this can also be provided after you submit your application),

Your timetable can be viewed in your University Outlook calendar. View the DTS Student Guide for information about accessing Outlook and other digital services.We are busy preparing for your arrival and have an exciting welcome programme planned for all newcomers and returning students. If that does not work then please revoke the access for me@reading student app on your Office 365 account and then reaccept it (see steps below): full transcripts of all degree programmes taken. If these are not in English, a certified translation into English is required. Please do not mail original copies; we only require PDF copies via electronic upload, If your English ability is not at the required standard, you can choose to apply for one of our Pre-sessional English programmes. The programmes will equip you with the study skills and preparation needed for academic study in English. The length of your Pre-sessional English programme is determined by your current level of English against the English language requirements of your chosen master’s programme. 3. Funding your postgraduate study