Monday - Friday
Library: 9am - 5pm
Enquiries desk: 10am-4pm
Enquiries phone and email: 9am - 5pm
Saturday and Sunday:
Library: closed
Enquiries desk: closed
Enquiries phone and email: closed
You will not receive a student card right away.
At the moment, student cards are not being produced for new students due to COVID-19 restrictions. You still need to upload your photo during registration as this is used within the University for identification purposes, as well as for your card production.
The situation is regularly under review and when it is safe for both staff and students we will begin to produce student cards. When this happens you will be notified via email, and the website will be updated.
It’s likely you’ll need to make an appointment to collect your card. You’ll be told how to do this when the service is available.
Until cards are available you will be able to access the library without a student card. You'll need to download the Strathclyde app, or visit the kiosk at the library entrance, and use your DS username and password to create a temporary ID which will let you in to the library.
If you need to prove you are a registered student, you can download a student status letter from Pegasus. You can request this letter under the ‘Personal’ tab. You must have completed online registration before you can receive the letter.
You can complete registration online. International students will need to upload an immigration document as part of the process.
https://www.strath.ac.uk/studywithus/registration/
After you complete registration, you will be able to choose any electives or optional classes permitted by your programme and enrol for them via PEGASUS.
Undergraduates should make sure you have enrolled on 120 credits for the year unless advised otherwise by your adviser of studies or programme leader.
Your app provides all the information you need including timetables, events, library and much more Strathclyde App.
Your are expected to engage in orientation and induction activities from 14st September. Teaching will start online on 21 September. Face to face teaching is scheduled to begin from week 4 in some departments – this will be a gradual implementation.
You can find up-to-date information https://www.strath.ac.uk/coronavirus/students/ The University updates this page together with social media: Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are good sources when information changes quickly.
The University departments each run their own Twitter accounts, it could be worth following them
Also add the Exec on Facebook, here is a link to their webpage for you to find