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September 2022 entry

Offer holders

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Get up-to-date information relating to Coronavirus.

Congratulations on your offer!

We’re delighted to have made you an offer for September 2022. This page tells you everything you need to know about preparing to join us.

Important dates for your diary

• Our Offer Holder day is taking place on Saturday 12 March 2022
• Welcome Week for new students, Monday 19 to Thursday 22 September 2022
• First week of teaching starts Monday 26 September 2022.

Your next steps

    • If you submitted your application by 26 January 2022, we will respond to your offer by 19 May 2022
    • If you've have received all your offers by 19 May 2022, you have until 9 June 2022 to accept or decline your offer. If you don’t, UCAS will decline them on your behalf so please check UCAS Track for your personal deadline
    • If you applied after 26 January 2022 and before 30 June 2022, we will respond to your offer by 14 July 2022. You will then have until 21 July 2022 to accept or decline. If you don’t, UCAS will decline these offers on your behalf. Check UCAS Track for your personal deadline
    • If you applied after 30 June 2022, you will be entered into clearing. Check UCAS Track for your personal deadline.
    • To find UCAS key dates, please visit the UCAS website.

Your student experience

  • You’ll study three modules in each term in your first year at LIBF. Each module has a virtual learning environment (VLE) and will consist of weekly introductory material. The material could be a mix of pre-recorded videos, quizzes, articles to read, or a reading from your core text. These should be completed before you attend the lecture.Your lectures will take place on campus, covering the week’s topic as well as offering a question and answer session to promote discussion. You’ll then attend a seminar to consolidate your learning through activities and group work.
  • When you’re not in class, you can use our facilities to socialise, catch up with some independent studying or speak to staff and academics.
  • Our students run several societies – covering everything from football to politics. If you don’t find one that suits you, we’ll support you to create your own!
  • We also host social events for our students, and give you membership to International Student House (ISH) so you can meet students from universities across London. ISH is a great place to socialise and regularly organises trips, days out and more.
  • You’ll be supported by your academic tutor, the Library team, Student Support and our onsite counsellor who is available two days a week during term time. Our careers and employability team offer drop-in sessions and host events where you can hear from established members of the financial community.

Library Services

As one of our students, you’ll have access to KnowledgeBank – a comprehensive digital library, available online 24/7. KnowledgeBank gives you access to e-books, e-journals, and other resources for your studies, including specialist databases for company and industry research.

You will also have remote access to our Bloomberg Terminal, so that you can access live market data.

The Library Team are here to support your studies. We offer a dedicated enquiries service, as well as one-to-one coaching in study skills including:

  • research
  • academic writing
  • referencing.

Connect with LIBF

Want some advice from our current students? We have two student support contacts in each year, so if you have any questions, you can drop them a message directly.

First years:
Jack Lynn: jlynn21@edu.libf.ac.uk
Djulia Ciochina: dciochina21@edu.libf.ac.uk

Second years:
Greta Michela Pratt: gmpratt@edu.libf.ac.uk
Emilia Chiara Ives: ecives@edu.libf.ac.uk

Third years:
Joseph Peckett: jpeckett@edu.libf.ac.uk 
Max De Souza: mde-souza@edu.libf.ac.uk

Student buddies are here to get you prepared for student life. As current students, they can help you with anything from finding accommodation to social activities and preparing for your studies. If you would like to be assigned a student buddy, email us at admissions@libf.ac.uk.

Student societies are a great way to meet and socialise with like-minded people. Being a member also gives you a chance to develop new practical and soft skills. We currently have four societies to choose from: Investment Society, Politics Society, Football Society and Women in Finance Society.

Our podcast series brings you a collection of interviews, lectures and live debates with top academics and professionals within the banking and finance sector. Each episode focuses on a different topic, ranging from emerging fields such as sustainable finance and artificial intelligence, to global trade finance.

As a student you will have access to our members only networking events. At the moment, we can only run events online. You can access any of our upcoming webinars, as well as catching up on previous webinars.

                                                      Register for a drop in session

                                                             Offer Holder Day 2022

Offer holder webinars

Catch up on our student-led offer holder webinar from last year.



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Accommodation


We have links with UNITE, The Stay Club (use code LIBF3 and get a discount), University of London, and International Student House for student accommodation. Please visit their websites to view various properties in London. If you need any support contacting them, please let us know.


Here are also some other useful websites:

  • Find a Flat
  • Right Move students
  • Prime Location
  • Urbanest
  • My Student Halls
  • FlyingButler

    Widening participation

    While you’re studying with us you may be eligible for financial support. We offer bursaries, scholarships and prizes, as well as a hardship fund for students in financial difficulty.

    Our Support To Enhance Performance & Success (STEPS) Programme is for students from under-represented backgrounds and includes:

     

    • an invitation to a pre-enrolment day to meet key staff members to specifically help with the transition to higher education
    • offer of a peer mentor who is a current student
    • an allocated programme support officer for regular support meetings
    • prioritisation for our nano placements in industry
    • a more flexible timetable for those with a known disability, carer or a mature learner and
    • monitoring of attendance and progress.

    • What our students say

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    Mature learners

    "I wouldn't have got through my first year without the support from the HE Programmes team" – Cory Knight 
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    International students

    Will you be travelling from outside of the UK for university? Our dedicated page for international students has lots of useful information and top tips.


    Career coaching

    nadim-choudhury-libf-facultyIt's never too early to start thinking about your career aspirations. Find out about the options available to you and how to get ahead in a one-to-one coaching session.

    Our Head of Careers & Employability is offering all offer holders the opportunity to get a head start on career planning. There are a number of activities you can undertake this summer that will help you develop your personal and professional development. To book your one hour coaching session with Nadim, email careers@edu.libf.ac.uk.

    Along with our Library Team, Nadim has put together some useful online courses and learning resources for students who are looking
    to get ahead over the summer.


    Online Learning resources and courses