Before you start: information for offer holders and new students
If you have applied, have an offer to study with us, or are a returning student, this page will provide you with all the information you need before you start your course.
You will receive an email about induction in July. Please follow the instruction below to access your timetable.
Course timetables can be found in the drop down below:
Once you have been offered a place, you need to:

Accept your place
Accept your place
Once you receive a conditional or unconditional offer, it's important you accept your place. You can do this either by text or email.
In order to accept or decline your offer by e-mail, please reply to text.ic@uhi.ac.uk
- Please include your name, applicant number, course code and the words 'accept' or 'decline.'
Please ensure that you reply to your offer as soon as possible. This will enable our admissions team to set you up on the Student Hub in UHI Records, where you can enrol online, select your units/modules (HNC/HND/Degree programmes only), and access student support services. You can also apply for funding via the Student Hub and check the progress of your applications.
If you have any other queries regarding your application, please email admissions.ic@uhi.ac.uk quoting your applicant number.
Enrol online
Apply for funding - find out what you are entitled to
Let us know about any additional support needs
Let us know about any additional support needs
If you have a learning difficulty, disability, or a significant health or mental health issue, we encourage you to book a meeting with our education support advisers to discuss your support options ahead of starting your studies.
If you've had support at school or college before and you want this to continue, you'll need to let us know. You may also be exploring support for the first time and have lots of questions about what's on offer.
You can find out more on the Additional Support Needs page and request a meeting via the team's contact us form.
You may also be interested in finding out more about:
Course timetables
Induction and start dates
Induction and start dates
Your start date for the 2026/2027 academic year will depend on the level or type of course you are studying:
Further Education students (SCQF level 1 to 6)
- Induction will take place w/c 17 August 2026
- Classes start w/c 31 August 2026
Higher Education students (SCQF level 7 to 12)
- Induction will take place w/c 31 August 2026
- Classes start w/c 7 September 2026
Course Handbook
Course Handbook
Coming Soon: Student Course Handbook 2026–27
We're currently finalising our Student Course Handbook 2026–27, a comprehensive guide designed to help students make the most of their time at UHI Inverness. The handbook brings together essential information on student life, support services, digital systems, campus facilities, academic expectations, wellbeing resources, key dates, and much more.
Whether you're a new student preparing to start your journey or a returning student looking for useful guidance, the handbook will be your go-to resource throughout the academic year. It includes practical advice, important contacts, information about student support, learning resources, campus services, and how to access the tools you'll use during your studies.
Get tech ready
Get tech ready
You'll be using different technologies as a student. Here's a useful summary of the different services you'll come across and how to get ready.
Module registration (degree students only)
Module registration (degree students only)
All degree/PGT students should make their module choices online each year. The ‘Pick your Modules’ tool will open in your Student Hub account in UHI Records at the same time as online programme enrolment so you can complete both of these important tasks at the same time.
Accommodation
Accommodation
UHI has purpose built student accommodation on Inverness Campus. Find out more about student accommodation.
Childcare
Childcare
The Care and Learning Alliance (CALA) operate a early learning childcare service from our site at Inverness Campus.
CALA offer early learning and childcare from 8.30am to 5.30pm, Monday to Friday, and throughout the holidays, subject to parental demand.
They also offer 1140 funded hours for eligible 2-year-olds, 3 and 4 year-olds.
For more information, visit: Beechwood Early Learning and Childcare - Care and Learning Alliance
How we will communicate with you
How we will communicate with you
It's important you keep your contact information up to date so we can communicate with you. Ahead of starting your studies, this will be via email - remember to regularly check your junk folder.
We also encourage you to follow us on social media, where we will be post updates.
For useful contact information please visit our Contact us page.