Welcome
'MyCampus' is the student information system for the University, which allows students and staff to view and update online student records. All students will use MyCampus to register with the University and to enrol on courses and classes. Before you can enrol on any courses, you first have to complete both Academic and Financial Registration. Full details of the Registration process, including more details about fee sponsorship, can be found here.
MyCampus
Once registered, you can begin to enrol on courses and classes using MyCampus. Throughout the year you will access MyCampus to see your class and exam timetables, record any absences you may have, amend your enrolments during the add/drop period or check your assignments and grades.
Access to MyCampus is through the student portal, MyGlasgow. Links to MyGlasgow are on the current students’ web page, direct from here, or as a link at the bottom of most University web pages.
MyGlasgow
MyGlasgow is the University’s student portal. It provides direct access to University web services including MyCampus, Webmail, Moodle, Library Account, IT Helpdesk and Sport Online. It also provides student news, help, support and guidance, and links to other web pages.
Login to MyGlasgow using your Glasgow Unique Identifier (GUID) and password which has been sent to you separately in your “Access to your Student Account” email.
Your annual tuition fees (and bench fees, where applicable) are as stated in your formal letter of offer. The Graduate School has the right to correct tuition fees and/or bench fees, where necessary.
If you have any queries at this point, i.e. before you begin the registration & enrolment process, please email mvls-gradschool@glasgow.ac.uk or telephone the Graduate School on 0141 330 5800; we will be happy to help.
Enrolment
Your programme of study will either have a fixed curriculum, or you may be able to choose your courses from a range of specified options. If you have a fixed curriculum, you will be automatically enrolled on your compulsory courses and allocated to a class section ("Block Enrol"). If you are able to choose from a series of options, you need to enrol via a process called MyRequirements within the MyCampus system. MyCampus provides guidance to help you select a suitable curriculum for your Academic Level and Academic Plan.
To find out whether you are eligible to enrol via block enrolment or through MyRequirements, please check your programme of study in the tables below:
- Block enrolment programmes
- Programmes with optional courses
Please note that if you are a Postgraduate Research student, you will be automatically block enrolled onto your programme of study.
If you have any queries during the enrolment process, go to Help & Support on your My Glasgow Portal.
Block enrolment programmes
If you are taking one of the programmes listed in the table below, you do not need to do anything further, as you will be automatically enrolled onto your courses.
Postgraduate Research students will also be automatically block enrolled onto their programme of study.
| Programme of Study | Level |
|---|---|
| Applied Neuropsychology | MSc(Med Sci) |
| Applied Neuropsychology | PG Diploma |
| Biotechnology | MSc |
| Biotechnology | PG Diploma |
| Brain Sciences: From Molecules to Mind | MRes |
| Cardiovascular Science | MSc(Med Sci) |
| Child Health | PG Certificate |
| Clinical Neuropsychology | MSc(Med Sci) |
| Clinical Neuropsychology | PG Diploma |
| Clinical Pharmacology | MSc(Med Sci) |
| Clinical Psychology | Doctorate |
| Clinical Radiation Physics | MSc(Med Sci) |
| Clinical Sciences (with specialism) | MSc |
| Crop Biotechnology | MSc |
| Diabetes | MSc |
| Evidence Based Medicine and Education | MSc(Clin Sci) |
| Exercise Science | MRes |
| Exercise Science | PG Diploma |
| Fixed and Removable Prosthodontics | MSc(Dent Sci) |
| Forensic Toxicology | MSc(Med Sci) |
| Global Mental Health | MSc |
| Health Professions Education | Doctorate |
| Infection and Immunobiology | MRes |
| Infection and Immunobiology | PG Diploma |
| Infection and Immunobiology | PG Certificate |
| Medical Genetics | MSc(Med Sci) |
| Molecular Functions in Disease | MRes |
| Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery | MSc(Dent Sci) |
| Orthodontics (Clinical Dentistry) | Doctorate |
| Plant Science | MRes |
| Plant Science | PG Diploma |
| Primary Dental Care | MSc (Dent Sci) |
| Proteomic Technologies | MRes |
| Stratified Medicine & Pharmacological Innovation | MSc |
| Translational Medicine | MRes |
| Veterinary Public Health | Masters |
Programmes with optional courses
If you are due to commence one of the programmes of study listed in the table below, you will be able to choose some of your course choices. MyCampus provides guidance to help you select a suitable curriculum for your Academic Level and Academic Plan. The My Requirements tab describes overall course, grade and credit requirements.
Please note:
- If you want to change your Academic Plan you must speak to your Adviser of Studies before enrolling on courses, as your requirements may be different.
- You are responsible for selecting an appropriate curriculum and enrolling on it in a timely fashion.
- Places in classes will be available on a first-come-first served basis so early enrolment is recommended.
- To ensure that you enrol on appropriate courses select My Requirements and click on Search. This will show you a detailed list of the course enrolments required to successfully complete the year on your chosen Plan. Select the courses into which you wish to enrol. You will then select the classes you wish to attend (e.g. tutorials, lab sessions).
- It is possible to switch class sections or drop/swap courses after you have enrolled up until 30 September 2013.
- Your timetable will be automatically created in MyCampus when you enrol on classes and updated if you change enrolments. Find your timetable in the Enroll tab or directly from your Student Centre.
Support and guidance is available online which can show you how to navigate the enrolment process in MyCampus. This support and guidance material can be found at your MyGlasgow portal at: www.glasgow.ac.uk/students/myglasgow.
| Programme of Study | Level |
|---|---|
| Advanced Lymphoedema Management | PG Certificate |
| Advanced Practice in Health Care | MSc (Med Sci) |
| Advanced Practice in Health Care (Healthcare Chaplaincy) | MSc (Med Sci) |
| Animal Welfare Science, Ethics and Law | MSc |
| Animal Welfare Science, Ethics and Law | PG Diploma |
| Bioinformatics, Polyomics and Systems Biology | MSc |
| Biomedical Sciences | MRes |
| Biomedical Sciences | PG Diploma |
| Cardiovascular Practice | MSc |
| Clinical Neuropsychology | CPD |
| Clinical Nutrition | MSc (Med Sci) |
| Clinical Physics | MSc (Med Sci) |
| Ecology and Environmental Biology | MRes |
| Ecology and Environmental Biology | PG Diploma |
| Evolutionary Biology and Systematics | MRes |
| Evolutionary Biology and Systematics | PG Diploma |
| Healthcare Chaplaincy | PG Certificate |
| Health Technology Assessment | MSc/Diploma |
| Human Nutrition | MSc(Med Sci) |
| Human Nutrition | PG Diploma |
| Marine and Freshwater Ecology and Environmental Management | MRes |
| Marine and Freshwater Ecology and Environmental Management | PG Diploma |
| Medical Physics | MSc |
| Primary Care | Master |
| Primary Care | PG Diploma |
| Primary Care | PG Certificate |
| Public Health | Master |
| Public Health | PG Diploma |
| Quantitative Methods in Biodiversity, Conservation & Epidemiology | MSc |
| Quantitative Methods in Biodiversity, Conservation & Epidemiology | PG Diploma |
| Sport and Exercise Science and Medicine | MSc |
| Sports Nutrition | PG Certificate |
| Translational Medical Sciences | MSc |
Session 2013/14 Induction sessions are as follows:
The First and Second Wave of PGR Inductions take place in October and February . The next Induction Session will take place on 1 October 2013. You must register to attend this Session and will receive an email requesting that you do so via Eventbrite. If you are unable to attend however you should also notify the Graduate School Office (mvls-gradschool@glasgow.ac.uk) as soon as possible.
PGT Inductions will take place on 16th, 18th and 19th September. You will receive an email soon wtih more information about these sessions and with details of how to register.
The Programme for the next PGR Induction can be viewed at the following link to the Induction Programme 1 October 2013 which provides an overview of what activities will be planned.
It is important that you register as a new student using the University of Glasgow's centralised student record system MyCampus and we would request that any student who has not yet done so follow the instructions on how to complete registration on the previous tab.
We look forward to welcoming you to the University of Glasgow and hope that you find your studies here a rewarding and enjoyable experience.