All new and returning students are required to enrol at the start of each academic year. This year you can do this online before arriving on campus. Enrolment will allow you to:

• Check and update your details (like your address, contact numbers and email address).
• Ensure continued access to University services, facilities and Canvas.
• Retain access to your supervisors, academic and administrative staff.
• Review and agree to our on-campus safety guidelines.

Enrolment instructions

You will need to log in to your e:Vision and select the ‘Enrolment’ button on the home page. From here you’ll be able to upload your ID photo, add your personal details and tell us how you’re funding your studies. Once you have completed the Personal Details, Education and Fees sections, you’ll then be able to move on to Module Registration. Before your enrolment is complete, you will need to upload your photo ID and complete the confirmation task.

You can find further instructions, including a step-by-step video guide on how to enrol here: wlv.ac.uk/enrol-online

We are really looking forward to welcoming you to the University of Wolverhampton in the new term.

You can join us for online activities to help you settle in and meet new people. These special virtual events are your opportunity to learn new things and discover what the University of Wolverhampton has to offer! Find out more here: www.wlv.ac.uk/welcome 

And don’t forget, you can also check out the Students’ Union Freshers webpage for details on social activities, as well as details of what they offer for students throughout the academic year.

The Covid-19 pandemic has forced us to work differently, and everyone's safety is at the heart of what we do. We will meet the requirements for social distancing on our campuses in the new academic year, and to achieve this; we are teaching our courses using blended learning.

Blended learning involves studying using a mix of recorded lectures, virtual learning resources, interactive activities and face-to-face teaching on campus and online. 

Students will be able to access their learning resources through Canvas, which is the University's Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). On-campus activities will include seminars, group discussions and practical activities, for example, labs and performances. 

Find out more in our Road to Reopening - Learning and Teaching FAQs. 

The University will reopen its facilities for all students including the library, study spaces, PC areas, catering and the Walsall campus gym following the Christmas break on Monday, 4 January 2021.

For the latest updates please visit our Road to Reopening - Life on Campus FAQs. 

To protect everyone's safety, arrivals to our University Accommodation in January 2021 will be slightly different. All students can begin arriving at the accommodation from Thursday, 21 January 2021. If you need to arrive earlier, please contact your Accommodation Hub. 

More information can be found on our Accommodation webpages