All AUC students have an AUC mailbox on the Microsoft 365 platform at their disposal. You will always receive emails from AUC via your student email address. As an additional service, the emails you receive in your AUC mailbox are also forwarded to the email address you submitted as your correspondence address in Studielink. If you are happy with this, no further action is required. If you'd like to change this, you can find out how to do so here. For more information on setting up your student email address, please visit the link below

There are a few key documents that you need to know and be aware of when studying at AUC. Ranging from helpful hints to important academic procedures and protocols, please take time to read and review the documents found below.  

1. Academic Standards and Procedures
2. Social and Academic Codes of Conduct
3. Board of Examiners Rules and Guidelines

If you have any questions after reviewing these documents, please contact your academic tutor. Many of these documents and procedures found within them will be referenced during the plenary sessions and during the tutor sessions, so it's good to at least be aware of their contents before starting Introduction Week.  

AUC must have the information of the person (e.g. a family member) we should contact in case of an emergency. Before 25 August, please fill in the form via the link below.

Wondering about how to view your course schedule? Unsure about where to get your student card? Read through the various topics on our "Introduction Week Practical Matters" page to find quick answers to common questions. 

The full preliminary programme is now online and you can browse day-by-day what you can expect to be doing.

Take the time to get familiar with the AUC Student Association (AUCSA) website. The AUCSA is the heart of social life, clubs, committees and student intiatives that you can get involved in. You'll be getting to know them better during Introduction Week, but you can get a head start in thinking about which committees or initiatives you'll be joining! 

Starting life at university and getting settled in the student residences may leave you with some practical questions. In order to make your start at AUC as easy as possible, we've arranged for current students to be available to answer your questions via the digital platform Unibuddy. Read their profiles and feel free to ask them a question about life at AUC before your Intro Week starts.