As a student in the School you enjoy access to a wide range of facilities, including:
The Library and Learning Services (LLS) Department provides high quality library and information services to support the current and anticipated requirements of staff and students. At the four Library and Learning Centres (Libraries) resources include books, journals, videos/DVDs and electronic resources as well as IT and media facilities. One of the LLS Centres is located in Duncan House. It has extensive resources covering in particular Law and Business.
IT Services deliver a wide range of information and computing-related services to the University's students and staff.
Approximately 1,260 computers are available for student use across our campuses. Each Learning Resource Centre has a large number of open-access computers, many of which are available 24 hours a day during teaching weeks. Other computer laboratories are available until 9pm in the evening Monday to Friday when not in use for teaching. Please check the individual room timetable. General use computing laboratories are located in Docklands East building and Multi-media Production Centre, Duncan House, University House and the Arthur Edwards Building.
For more information, please refer to the IT Services Website
Our IT Help Desk Staff are based in rooms LD0229 (Docklands), DH003 (Duncan House) and UH263 (Stratford). We are open Monday to Friday from 9am 9pm (term time) and Monday to Friday 9am-5pm (non term time).
At any of the Help Desks you can get advice and assistance regarding many of our IT related services and purchase printed copies of our free on-line software guides. Please note that your satisfaction is important to us and we are always willing to listen.
Feel free to drop into your local Help Desk or contact us at the address below with any questions you may have or suggestions on improving our service:
IT Services Help Desk
University of East London
4-6 University Way
London E16 2RD
Direct Tel: 020 8223 2468 Ext: 2468
Email: helpdesk@uel.ac.uk
Website:www.uel.ac.uk/it
Once you are registered to your programme in the School of Law you get access to a number of useful online resources such as:
By logging on to UEL Direct, you can check your module registration details, update your address details on the student records system, and obtain your assessment results. Also available via UEL Direct is access to your UEL e-mail account and links to UELPlus.
Once registered at UEL, you can access UEL Direct by going to the log on screen and entering your UEL Network username and password. As with UELPlus, the username is a ‘u' followed by your student number eg, ‘u1234567'.
Initial password is your date of birth in the format ddmmyy (eg, 290482).
As a student within the School of Law , you will also be able to access a great number of online databases containing law reports, cases and online journals.
Further information about Electronic Databases, please click here
The University of East London has at least one member of staff in each School and Service who has responsibility for all disability/dyslexia matters. The name and contact details of these staff are usually given on School and Service Department noticeboards and course handbooks and study guides. We have disability/dyslexia staff at each main site, and can offer technological, practical or financial support; advice and guidance, and liaison with tutors and other staff.
The university is striving to ensure that all of its premises and facilities are accessible in the widest sense. Duncan House is accessible for students with mobility problems. There is a lift to access all levels of the building, including business school and the library.
For Duncan House:
Marianne Dyer offers
guidance, advice and support for students with disabilities at Duncan House.
Office hours:
To book an appointment or a drop-in session, please contact the Reception
on 020 8223 4440 (DH and Stratford), 020 8223 7611 (Docklands), and 020
8223 2416 (Barking).
In case of emergency you can also ring 07951 761001.
For further information please visit either the Disability & Dyslexia website with contact details for all campuses or e-mail your queries directly.
For further information, please go to the UEL Student Support or Disability and Dyslexia Service websites.
The UEL English Language Centre offers a number of English courses for
international students. They provide a welcoming and professional learning
environment with experienced and well qualified staff. They run different
courses for both current and future UEL students.
For further information, please go to their website
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