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Moving Off Campus

 

Your handy guide to living in the community

You are now part of a mixed community of people, and this brings about certain roles and responsibilities that are very different to living in halls of residence. We've put together these guides to help support you during your time living in the community, with lots of advice on how to be a good neighbour, get involved and make a positive impact on your local area.

 

 

 

 

 

Useful Resources

We will support you every step of the way living off campus and we have developed a range of web pages and resources to help prepare you for your transition into the off campus and wider Nottingham community. We recommend you take some time to have a read through the useful info.

Nottingham.ac.uk/YourCommunity

From this webpage, you will be able to find:

  • Living in the community overview, rights and responsibilities
  • How to be a good and respectful neighbour
  • Staying safe in the city
  • Public transport and travel
  • Waste and recycling for your area
  • Download your ‘Guide to Living in the Community’

 

 

Living in the community

The University sets high expectations for students. There is an important responsibility for you to be great ambassadors for the University, contributing positively to the areas you live, work and study. Please remember that the ‘Code of Discipline for Students’ and our expected standards of behaviour still applies when off campus.

Next year, you will be part of a mixed and diverse community, a lot different to your current hall of residence. You may have elderly, young families or vulnerable people living close to you. It is important to adapt to your new surroundings and be considerate of your neighbours.