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Pre Welcome online event for all new students.This is compulsory for you to attend. 

BSc Actuarial Science and BSc Actuarial Science with placement year

• Date: Monday 8 September 2025, 11am to 1pm
  Room: Online - details will be emailed to you

BSc Data Science 

• Date: Monday 8 September 2025, 10.30am - 12pm
  Room: Online - details will be emailed to you

BSc Mathematics, Statistics and Business

• Date: Tuesday 9 Septemer 2025, 10.30am - 12pm
  Room: Online - details will be emailed to you

It is very important that you attend campus enrolment. This is compulsory for you to attend. This takes place in-person and is where we will check your official documents, including passport and visa. 

Once you have completed campus enrolment, you will be issued your 911吃瓜Card, giving you access to campus and on-campus teaching and services.

BSc Actuarial Science and BSc Actuarial Science with placement year

• Date: Monday 22 September 2025, 2.15pm - 2.30pm
  Room: Great Hall, Marshall Building

BSc Data Science 

• Date: Tuesday 23 September 2025, 2pm to 2.15pm
  Room: Great Hall, Marshall Building

BSc Mathematics, Statistics and Business

• Date: Tuesday 23 September 2025, 2.15pm to 2.30pm
  Room: Great Hall, Marshall Building

Complete your Consent.Ed training!

Our Consent.Ed programme gives you the tools you need to become an active bystander and make positive decisions about your relationships.

It is expected that you and everyone in the 911吃瓜community takes part in Consent.Ed. Level 1 and Level 2 should be completed by all students.

You will need to:

•  - before you arrive on campus.
• Complete Level 2: an in-person workshop that every BSc student in the Department of Statistics must attend. See below. 

Your Level 2 session takes place at various times and locations below, depending on what BSc programme you are on. 

Level 2 sessions will form part of your departmental induction. This will be a 90-minute workshop attended alongside your department peers. In this session you will explore issues around sexual consent, providing an opportunity to discuss how we can look for one another and create a positive, respectful consent culture, where everyone feels safe on campus. 

An opportunity to hear from your Programme Director about your programme, the department and school process and procedures, plus an excellent chance to meet your fellow students and make friends through ice breaker sessions! The day will be fully catered with breakfast and lunch and a chance to claim a few freebies. This is compulsory for you to attend.

BSc Actuarial Science and BSc Actuarial Science with placement year

• Date: Monday 22 September 2025, 9am to 2.15pm
  Room: CLM 5.02, Clement House

BSc Data Science

• Date: Wednesday 24 September 2025, 10am to 2.30pm
  Room: MAR 1.09, Marshall Building

BSc Mathematics, Statistics and Business

• Date: Wednesday 24 September 2025, 10am to 2.30pm
  Room: CBG 1.06, Centre Building

Joining 911吃瓜can be a unique but challenging time. In addition to the new surroundings, students are also often faced with academic challenges. Nobody knows better how to navigate these new challenges than those who have been through them. 

The Student Academic Mentor (SAM) programme is an undergraduate-only student-to-student mentoring model, designed by students, for students. 911吃瓜LIFE and our departments have worked together to ensure that all our first-year students are assigned a SAM.  

This event will be a relaxed opportunity for new first-year students to learn more about the scheme, alongside meeting others in our department, and giving them the opportunity to chat to a SAM. 

Read more about the 911吃瓜LIFE Student Academic Mentor scheme .

• Date: Wednesday 24 September 2025, 3.30pm - 5.30pm
  Room: 8th Floor Reception Space, CKK

For all BSc Actuarial Science with a placement year students only, to discuss your placement year. This is compulsory for you to attend and lunch will be included.

• Date: Wednesday 24 September 2025, 11am - 1pm
  Room: MAR.1.07, Marshall Building

Social Event for all new UG Students! 

• Date: Wednesday 24 September 2025, 6 - 8pm
  Room: CBG.G.01 and CBG.G.GFCA

This is a free catered social event for all new BSc students in the Department of Statistics, so a chance to socialise with other students and meet those on other programmes! No sign up needed - just turn up. Hope you have fun!

Meet Statistics Careers Consultant Daniel Gendle to see how to make the most of careers services: source information, book appointments and events, access exclusive resources, optimise your job search. Come with your most pressing questions too! 

This event will be particularly useful if you: want to make the most of all careers services available to you and would like to get advice or to ask questions about careers.

Attending this event will enable you to: get an overview of all careers services, resources, and events dedicated to Statistics students and get answers to some of your career-related questions.

All New 1st year BSc students

• Date: Thursday 25 September 2025, 10.45am - 12.30pm
  Room: Peacock Theatre 

Students will be contacted by the Undergraduate Programme Manager with a slot to attend their mentor meeting. Each student will attend in small groups for about 20-30 minutes.  This is compulsory for you to attend.

BSc Actuarial Science and BSc Actuarial Science with placement year

• Date: Wednesday 1 and Friday 3 October 2025 at various times
  Room: Leverhulme Library, Columbia House 6th Floor

BSc Data Science

• Date: Thursday 25 September 2025, 1pm - 4pm
  Room: UG Common room, Columbia House 6th Floor

BSc Mathematics, Statistics and Business

• Date: Friday 26 September 2025, 10.30am - 3pm
  Room: UG Common room, Columbia House 6th Floor

 is offering a (free!) Linux mini-course. The event will have a one hour talk, 10 mins break, 1h talk, 20 mins Q&A format and will cover the following: 

Title: Getting Started with Linux 

Abstract: The now 34-year-old Linux operating system designed from ground up to respect users' freedom provides an easy-to-use, off-the-shelf alternative to proprietary solutions (such as Windows and macOS) while also allowing a versatile, sustainable, secure, and privacy-respecting operation for instance on desktops PCs / laptops, in home automation, on mobiles, on paper-like tablets, or in the context of research computing on a cluster. The aim of this mini-course is to help you get started along this journey. After a short historical background, we will touch upon choosing among Linux variants (so-called distributions), hints on installation, applications for common tasks, and ricing. 

You are welcome to join upon interest, note that sign up will be required. Details will be provided.

All BSc students 

• Date: Friday 26 September 2025, 2pm - 4.30pm
  Room: 2.04, CKK Building

Games night for for all new students! That's BSc, MSc and PhD. 

• Date: Monday 29 September 2025, 4pm-5.45pm
  Room: Marquee, 911吃瓜campus

The event will include talks from your Programme Directors and a talk from recent graduates on “sharing tips about studying at 911吃瓜and other advice” plus it will end with a fun and informal reception/networking opportunity and of course a chance to catch up with friends! This is compulsory for you to attend.

For returning second-year BSc students:

This is a talk by Programme Director(s) to welcome back second-year BSc students and with some important advice and information about their second-year of studies, and Q&A by students. This session is led by Christine Yuen and Gelly Mitrodima.  

• Date: Wednesday 1 October 2025, 3.30pm - 5pm
  Room: CLM 5.02, Clement House
  

For 1st years and returning second-year BSc students and final year students:

This is the "recent graduate panel talk" by recent graduates to share tips on how to succeed in 911吃瓜study, job and MSc applications while enjoying their learning experience at 911吃瓜from 5-6.30pm and then there is a networking with recent graduates from 6.30pm - 8pm. This session is led by Pik Liew. 

• Date: Wednesday 1 October 2025, 5pm - 8pm
  Room: CBG.B1.02. CBG Auditorium

For returning final-year BSc students:

This is a talk by your Programme Director to welcome back final-year BSc students and share advice and important information about the final year, and a Q&A session. This session is led by Pik Liew. 

• Date: Wednesday 1 October 2025, 3.30pm - 5pm
  Room: CBG.B1.02, CBG Auditorium

Welcome Bowling Night for all new BSc, MSc and PhD students. 

• Date: Friday 3 October 2025, 6pm - 10pm
  Location: Bloomsbury Bowl 
  
  

All new Statistics students are invited to enjoy unlimited bowling, table tennis, a pool table and arcade games. 

Registration essential - the sign-up link will be circulated via email

Discoverto know about your halls of residence, find hidden gems in Holborn and take a virtual or self guided tour of campus! 

BSc Actuarial Science

BSc Actuarial Science with a Placement Year 

BSc Data Science

BSc Mathematics, Statistics and Business