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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), Alternatively, some of our students choose to live off campus in private accommodation whilst studying. 6. Complete your enrolment

The app presents your personalised timetable and a customisable view of the week ahead. If you can view your timetable in Outlook but are experiencing issues in the app, please report via the DTS self-service desk.If your studies are being sponsored by a funding body or organisation, we will be able to waive your deposit upon receipt of your sponsorship letter.

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:' Your timetable can be viewed in your University Outlook calendar. View the DTS Student Guide for information about accessing Outlook and other digital services. Once you've accepted your offer (and paid your deposit, if applicable), you should start looking for a place to live whilst you study with us. We have a wide range of on-campus accommodation options, and master’s students are guaranteed a place in halls if you apply by 1 August and meet the conditions of your offer by 31 August.

Congratulations on becoming a student!

If you have enrolled and collected your campus card please allow 30-60 Minutes before trying to logon on to the student portal. 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

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 studyIf 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’. 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. If you would like to defer your offer, please complete the Postgraduate Deferral Request Form online. We aim to process your deferral request within four weeks. We will notify you of current processing times when you submit your deferral request. 2. Submit qualifications, references and supporting documents 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