Welcome to London Campus
Late arrivals
Guidance for late arrivals to our London campus.
Starting university is exciting and we want to make sure you have all the information you need before you arrive at our London Campus.
Students should try to arrive and get enrolled during Welcome Week (Monday 21 September to Thursday 24 September). However, if due to unforeseen circumstances you cannot attend Welcome Week there is still time to enrol and join as a student.
Enrolment must be completed by Monday 12 October 2026.
Before you start at our London Campus
We have provided you with a step-by-step guide on what you need to do before you start your studies at our London Campus. Visit our Before you start at our London Campus web page for a checklist on everything you need to do before arriving.
Check your contact details
Please add your current UK phone number to eVision. This information, alongside your UK address and personal email details, is an important UKVI sponsor compliance requirement.
To add your UK phone number:
- Log into eVision
- Check if there is an accurate, complete and up to date UK phone number listed in the ‘personal phone number’ field.
- If possible, update this field so that the number is in a format starting with a 0 rather than +44. This does not affect the validity of your phone number.
Once you are fully enrolled you can:
- Receive your student ID card
- Obtain official University letters
- Create your student email address
You must have access (login details) to your CAS Shield when you visit campus for your enrolment.
Getting here
Enrolment will take place on Level 6 of the Export building. Our campus is in the Republic Export building, 1 Clove Crescent, East India, London E13 2BA.
The campus is next to East India DLR (Docklands Light Railway) station in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. You can find the Campus on Google Maps.
Find out more on how to get to our London Campus on the About our London campus web page.
Enhanced Programme of Study
The first 2 weeks of the Semester will feature YSJ London’s mandatory Enhanced Programme of Study, designed to help you settle into your academic studies. More information is on our Enhanced Programme web page.
YSJ for You course
We have created an online course to help you prepare for joining us. Our YSJ For You online course will help you:
- Develop the digital skills to make the most of university learning
- Learn how to use module reading lists to find out what you will be studying
- Gain study skills like time management and note-taking
- Understand how to evaluate and use information effectively for your course.
You can access the YSJ For You course on Moodle
Promoting a safe and respectful campus
Here at York St John University, we are committed to fostering a safe and inclusive environment where every student feels valued and respected.
To support this, we are providing a short online course called Consent Matters, an award-winning programme that helps students develop a positive consent culture on campus.
All new students have been auto-enrolled onto the course which you can access via Moodle.
Explore the Consent Matters training
If you are enrolled before or during the Enhanced Programme you can complete the course during your timetabled masterclass session. The masterclasses have been curated for this course to be taken in a safe and supportive environment. Please check your timetable to know when the masterclass takes place.
It is expected for all students to complete the course, however, if you wish to opt out of taking part in this course, please visit the Moodle page and complete the consent matters opt out form.
The deadline to complete this course is Monday 12 October 2026.
Academic Integrity
When studying at York St John, all students should be guided by the values of honesty and academic integrity. Students must commit to being honest and open in their work and their approach to assignments. This means:
A commitment to doing your own work
Crediting others for their contributions when you write about their ideas
Being transparent in your research and its findings
To support this, students can learn about academic integrity on our online Moodle course.
Explore the Academic Integrity course
All new students are encouraged to complete the Academic Integrity Moodle course before teaching starts on Monday 12 October.
Student life in London
For more information about student life in London, visit our international student life in London page.